IJJ Corp's announces the appointment of Mr. Oscar Lawson to IJJC's Board of Directors as Vice President & Chief Operating Of...

IJJ Corporation (IJJC). (Pink Sheets: IJJP) is pleased to announce that Mr. Oscar Lawson has accepted a position on the Board of Directors as Vice President and also taken on the role of Chief Operating Officer (COO). Mr. Lawson’s experience in industrial engineering, specializing in the delivery of strategic services and solution-driven organizational planning, will play a key role in IJJC’s capacity to tailor the Disaster Preparedness and Readiness Management Program to the unique requirements of varied agencies and organizations. Mr. Lawson’s appointment as board member and officer of the Company is a crucial step in the Company’s development as it prepares to engage in meeting specific requirements and ensuring the capacity to receive state grants from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) funding allocations for First Responder & Rapid Deployment initiatives.

IJJC’s Disaster Preparedness and Readiness Program, which includes the Disaster Shelter Management and First Responder Systems (DSMRS) and Mobile Disaster Management Systems (MDMS), is designed to provide a fast and effective solution to bridge the current gap in local, state and federal governments’ capacity to rapidly deploy emergency services when responding to humanitarian crisis and disasters.

Mr. Lawson earned a Masters in Industrial Engineering Operations Research (MSIEOR) and brings to the Company over thirty years of experience in engineering and delivering high-end technical solutions to government agencies. This experience, gained across a variety of industries, saw Mr. Lawson directly involved with product integration, systems engineering, management of corporate resources and system assembly for the delivery of high-end technical solutions to government agencies.

Oscar Lawson’s background, complemented by his valuable hands-on experience in Analyst, Project/Program Manager, Solution Architect and Developer, and Change Manager Facilitator roles, will provide a wealth of new operational expertise to the IJJC management team. His responsibilities include negotiating partnerships with hardware and software providers and ensuring the capacity requirements are met to manufacture and deliver Disaster Shelter Management and First Responder Systems to varied agencies and organizations.

“I am thrilled about Mr. Lawson joining the IJJC team and look forward to working together to bring the company to the forefront of the disaster preparedness and readiness industry. Mr. Lawson’s past responsibilities as Chief Technology Officer at Systems Integration Group, Inc. for Washington D.C. Metro Area and as IT Specialist/IT Architect for IBM at Global Technology have positioned him as an ideal addition to IJJC and anticipate many significant contributions to achieving the company’s business objectives. Mr. Lawson brings an entirely new degree of expertise to IJJP, expertise that will contribute significantly to positioning IJJC as an industry leader and innovator,” stated Clifford Pope, President, and CEO of IJJ Corp.

About IJJ Corp.:

IJJ Corp. is a Diversified Technologies company focused on developing high-tech solutions for government and private sectors to facilitate rapid decision making through rapid information gathering and processing. The Company's technologies include Rapid Voice, Data and Video Conferencing Solutions; Disaster Shelter Management and First Responder Systems; Mobile Disaster Management Systems, IT Management and Consulting Services, Secure Data Center Services, Network Operation Centers and Enterprise Management Power Suites. The Company's objective is to continue to develop and integrate services and products in order to provide the most comprehensive, cutting edge and turnkey solutions to its clients.

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