Dana A. Brown, Recently Recognized by America’s Registry of Outstanding Professionals

Farmingdale, NY, January 17, 2013 --(PR.com)-- Dana A. Brown of Allen, Texas has recently been recognized by America’s Registry of Outstanding Professionals as Professional of the Year for his outstanding contributions and achievements in the field of Security Consulting.

About Dana A. Brown
Dana A. Brown was appointed President of the National Security Associates Worldwide (NSAWW) in July of 2009. He retired from his position as Director of the Federal Air Marshals and Assistant Administrator for Law Enforcement at the Transportation Security Administration just before his appointment with NSAWW. He had also served as Chief of Staff of the Federal Air Marshal Service for three years. During his service with the agency, he was honored with the DHS Silver Medal Award and the TSA John W. Magaw Values Award. Prior to that, he was a Marine who served with distinction and earned the Purple Heart for service in Vietnam. Mr. Brown attained his Bachelor’s Degree from the College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia. He has 3 decades of experience in complex criminal investigations, executive protection operations, protective intelligence, inspections and audits, crisis/consequence management, and continuity of operation. He is associated with the National Association of Chiefs of Police, the American Society for Industrial Security and the Association for Former Agents of the U.S. Secret Service.

About America’s Registry of Outstanding Professionals
America's Registry is a membership organization that gives its members the type of national recognition they strive for. Professional business people may join memberships, societies and organizations to develop business contacts, thus gaining image and credibility for themselves and their organization. As a powerful third party endorsement, America's Registry offers this kind of recognition for individuals on a national basis with the added benefit of instantaneous networking with the other members. Members are encouraged to welcome, network and assist each other whether they are in the same or an entirely different industry or profession. Being in America's Registry can be viewed by the members as a letter of introduction to all the other members.