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Arc Aspicio Launches New Website

Arc Aspicio
Launches New 
Website

Passion for homeland security is the driving force in our company. We love what we do. And we love our new website!

Arc Aspicio is thrilled to announce the launch of the new site. It provides our visitors – the Government, recruits, and our partners – with more information about our company, our mission focus and our services, and our talented people. It also improves opportunities for participation in the broader homeland security community through our new blog and its integration with relevant social media sites.

The new site offers additional insight into the driving forces behind what makes Arc Aspicio unique. Because of our love of dogs, our company mascot ( Magnum), and our support of the National Disaster Search Dog Foundation (SDF), we have included dog paw shaped links to our Dogs Rule page. Our insights, including press releases, blog entries, hotlinks, trends, and articles are located in colorful squares simply because we like squares. On our new site, visitors can meet our leaders and even see what we look like! They can also read about our Corporate Ethics and Compliance Program, which mirrors those of much larger government contractors. Similarly, you will see how Arc Aspicio is giving back to the community through our work with SDF and our recent blood drive in support of Children’s Hospital.

At Arc Aspicio, we are building a community that promotes collaboration, continuous learning, innovation, and intelligence to improve homeland security. In addition to providing our insights regarding border security, emergency preparedness, privacy, immigration, and transportation security, our new website offers an overview of our focus on six key mission areas: transportation security, border management, immigration, law enforcement, emergency management, and intelligence.

Arc Aspicio is dedicated to connecting homeland security professionals. Our new site uses various social media platforms including Twitter, GovLoop, and LinkedIn. We also make it easy for our visitors to read our blog, stay connected to us by signing up for email updates, and our very popular weekly homeland security newsletter (which has nearly 3,000 subscribers).

For more information about Arc Aspicio, please visit us at www.arcaspicio.com. To come join our team, check out www.arcaspicio.com/careers.

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Arc Aspicio enhances the future of our nation by creating bold ideas and bringing them to life. A consulting and solutions company, Arc Aspicio solves problems by applying our integrated capabilities in strategy, design, data, human capital, behavioral science, and technology. The company passionately pursues our vision to be the hub of creativity where people take action to change the world. To do this, employees collaborate with clients and partners to create solutions using a human-centered approach. Innovation is not possible without action. The company focuses on strategy first, then takes a hands-on approach implementing ideas to achieve results. Join Arc Aspicio and our Strategy Innovation Lab (SILab) by creating and sharing ideas to inspire people to change the world. Follow us on Twitter @ArcAspicio @SILabDC and, #welovedogs!

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