For over 100 years, Kenyon has provided unparalleled comprehensive services to
businesses, governments, and individuals planning for and responding to crises involving the injury or loss of human life.

Kenyon’s mission is to help people and organizations survive and transition through the normal processes of shock, grief, and loss from natural disasters, accidents and deliberate attacks. While Kenyon is not in the prevention business and cannot undo an event, since 1906 we have assisted people and organizations through the phases of planning, response, recovery and mitigation for several hundred major events around
the world.

For those companies and governments with moderate risk, to worldwide organizations whose exposure is considerable and ever present, Kenyon is ready to help you prepare for, respond to and recover from the unique demands and requirements of injury and loss of human life.

Associates Day in Bracknell

Kenyon International Emergency Services held its first Training Day for UK Associates this month. President and CEO Robert Jensen gave a presentation on The 12 Principles of Aviation Crisis Management.

It coincides with the launch Kenyon’s Emergency Response Training website and reinforces the company’s commitment to planning and training.

Associates travelled to Bracknell from across the UK and Europe. Training Day provided an opportunity for people to meet, exchange ideas and gain a better understanding of the response needed following an aircraft accident with the emphasis on family assistance and corporate recovery.

The day was a resounding success for all involved and, by popular request, it is now planned to be an annual event.

In the photo from left to right:

Mike Seear, Tony Williams, Gavin Solomon, Kathy Fishbourne, David Herriman, Kerstin Detel, Tim Whitaker, Richard Castle, Mick White, Robert Jensen, Di Moseley,
Ken Brooker and Sue Brain.

Robert Jensen president and CEO of Kenyon International Emergency Services will be a featured speaker at the National Air Disaster Alliance Foundation meeting in October 2010. Click the above banner for more information.