draft strategy
13 messages over 12h 17m, 2010-02-11 – 2010-02-12.
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Attached is the revised draft strategy. Hunting typos, but thought it would be useful to see sooner than later. -------------- Heidi E. Avery Deputy Assistant to the President for Homeland Security The White House
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Attached is the revised draft strategy. Hunting typos, but thought it would be useful to see sooner than later. -------------- Heidi E. Avery Deputy Assistant to the President for Homeland Security The White House
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Attached is the revised draft strategy. Hunting typos, but thought it would be useful to see sooner than later. -------------- Heidi E. Avery Deputy Assistant to the President for Homeland Security The White House
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Heidi: I spoke to Richard a little while ago and he asked me to focus mainly on the Introduction and the Multi-Use Principle, which I have done. I will leave it to others to examine their components in order to get this back to you quickly since I know that you have to prepare something tonight for the POTUS. The document looks quite good. I have made a few changes that are tracked and have explained why I have done this. Please let me know if you have any questions or if you need to speak with me later. I am available. You were an amazing model of flexibility today. I hope that my comments on the phone call helped. Best regards, Tony
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Heidi: I spoke to Richard a little while ago and he asked me to focus mainly on the Introduction and the Multi-Use Principle, which I have done. I will leave it to others to examine their components in order to get this back to you quickly since I know that you have to prepare something tonight for the POTUS. The document looks quite good. I have made a few changes that are tracked and have explained why I have done this. Please let me know if you have any questions or if you need to speak with me later. I am available. You were an amazing model of flexibility today. I hope that my comments on the phone call helped. Best regards, Tony
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Heidi: I spoke to Richard a little while ago and he asked me to focus mainly on the Introduction and the Multi-Use Principle, which I have done. I will leave it to others to examine their components in order to get this back to you quickly since I know that you have to prepare something tonight for the POTUS. The document looks quite good. I have made a few changes that are tracked and have explained why I have done this. Please let me know if you have any questions or if you need to speak with me later. I am available. You were an amazing model of flexibility today. I hope that my comments on the phone call helped. Best regards, Tony
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Tony, Thanks for turning this around so quickly and for the nuanced edits. We got them into the version going to the President. Richard
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Subtle, but demonstrably better in tone. Good luck tomorrow. Mike -------------------------- Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld. Please excuse my typing; I suffer from blackberry thumb syndrome.
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Francis: As per our conversation yesterday, here is the document that we have been working on for several weeks with multiple revisions. You will see my final edits that I put into the document today. As mentioned to you over the phone, the exercise morphed over weeks from a consideration of how we can improve the process of the development of countermeasures against emerging infections and bioterror threats to a new "bold" strategy. This process has been driven by Heidi Avery, Deputy to John Brennan, in the Homeland Security component of the new National Security Council. The decision was made final this afternoon that we will meet with the POTUS tomorrow at 2:00 PM to present the draft strategy. Heidi Avery will present the strategy and I will be present as a subject matter expert to be available to answer questions on the scientific aspects if necessary. I will let you know how it went. Best regards, Tony
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Francis: As per our conversation yesterday, here is the document that we have been working on for several weeks with multiple revisions. You will see my final edits that I put into the document today. As mentioned to you over the phone, the exercise morphed over weeks from a consideration of how we can improve the process of the development of countermeasures against emerging infections and bioterror threats to a new "bold" strategy. This process has been driven by Heidi Avery, Deputy to John Brennan, in the Homeland Security component of the new National Security Council. The decision was made final this afternoon that we will meet with the POTUS tomorrow at 2:00 PM to present the draft strategy. Heidi Avery will present the strategy and I will be present as a subject matter expert to be available to answer questions on the scientific aspects if necessary. I will let you know how it went. Best regards, Tony t with
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Thanks, Tony, please keep me posted. FC