Who We Are
George J. Giangi has over 30 years’ experience in the field of emergency management, business continuity planning, security, counter-terrorism, critical infrastructure protection, workplace violence awareness and prevention, armed intruder response and facility vulnerability assessments.
He currently chairs the Business, Industry & Infrastructure Subcommittee for the South-Central PA Counter-terrorism Task Force. In this position, he has conducted hundreds of facility vulnerability assessments for government, private sector and non-government organizations. Special emphasis of the job includes critical infrastructure protection for public and privately owned and operated critical infrastructure/key resources. This includes interfacing with DHS, FBI and law enforcement to obtain security sensitive information which is shared with the business and faith based community for situational awareness.
George is currently, or has served, as the Chairman, Public/Private Partnership Committee for the PA Keystone Emergency Management Association, a member of the PA. Incident Management Team, PA Safe School Committee, PA Agro-Terrorism Committee, Strategic National Stockpile Committee, PA Information & Intelligence Sharing Committee and the PA State Protection Steering Committee.
George has taught a number of classes including Terrorism Awareness & Prevention, Soft Target Awareness, Protective Measures, Workplace Violence Prevention, Active Shooter Response, Business Continuity Planning, Public Information, House of Worship Security and Conducting Facility Vulnerability Assessments. As Team Leader for facility vulnerability assessments, George assembled a team of experts, coordinated the assessment interviews and facility tours and compiled the reports. Security Vulnerability Assessments were conducted on government facilities such as County 911 Dispatch Centers, Courthouses, Police Departments, schools, faith based organizations and businesses such as food processors, hospitals, long term care, federally qualified healthcare facilities, manufacturing and large industrial complexes. He has conducted over 300 assessments.
George received the ASIS International 2012 Central Pennsylvania Security Professional of the Year Award.