America’s Emergency Network, billed as the first comprehensive emergency alerting and communication sytem in the US, and created by WFOR hurricane specialist Brian Norcross and former hurricane center chief Max Mayfield has been sold to Brampton Crest International, Inc. which specializes in real estate and other loans.
AEN’s goal is to give residents and the media direct access to emergency information via a free internet website and a AEN TV channel that broadcasts conferences and other feeds from emergency officials.
Brampton bought AEN LLC from Norcorss and Mayfield for 100 million common shares after a $1million private placement of shares that will be used to finance AEN. Brampton will be renamed to The AEN Group with Brian Norcross serving as president and CEO and Max Mayfield as senior executive vice president of government relations.
AEN America’s Emergency Network (AEN) :: Max Mayfield : Bryan Norcross
Press relase – Mayfield and Norcross Introduce America’s Emergency Network. The Nation’s First Comprehensive Emergency Communication System
MiamiHerald – Norcross-Mayfield warning system sold
SunSentinel – Miami-based America’s Emergency Network being acquired by Brampton Crest International
The weather guys are pimpin’ product?
Hey news media. Why don’t you check to see if any of this product was the result of technology the Hurricane Center may have developed that taxpayers may of paid for.
I am not saying that’s the case, but is a question certainly worth asking.
Don’t count on reporters from CBS4 to ask these questions.