PRESS RELEASE

For Immediate Release: February 18, 2021

CONTACT: Andrew Jefferis, ajefferis@aii.org

 

Washington, D.C, Feb. 18, 2021 — The Alliance for Innovation and Infrastructure (Aii), today, joins the American Flood Coalition, in order to advance both organizations’ missions of promoting resilient infrastructure.

“The future infrastructure challenges we are facing are bigger than any single organization can tackle on its own,” said Benjamin Dierker, Aii’s Director of Public Policy. “Coalitions like this are essential for combining resources and collaborating to ensure our most innovative solutions rise to the top.”

Aii will join the American Flood Coalition as its 264th member since the coalition’s 2018 origin. Aii is among 25 other civic and educational organizations in the coalition nationwide.

The American Flood Coalition is the fifth partnership for Aii since its founding. As leaders in the study of infrastructure, Aii constantly seeks nonpartisan coalitions of problem solvers. Previous Aii work discussing flood infrastructure will add great value to the American Flood Coalition, and Aii looks forward to collaborating with coalition members on future impactful and resilient infrastructure solutions.

To learn more about the Aii and our infrastructure work, visit Aii.org.

 

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About the Alliance for Innovation and Infrastructure

The Alliance for Innovation and Infrastructure (Aii) is an independent, national, educational organization dedicated to identifying our nation’s infrastructure needs, creating awareness of those needs, and finding solutions to critical public policy challenges. Aii strives to promote proven, innovative technology and higher safety standards in a non-partisan manner to achieve excellence nationwide. The Alliance is a think tank consisting of two non-profits: the National Infrastructure Safety Foundation (NISF) 501(c)(4) and the Public Institute for Facility Safety (PIFS) 501(c)(3). (Aii.org)

 

About the American Flood Coalition

The American Flood Coalition is a nonpartisan group of cities, elected officials, military leaders, businesses, and civic groups that have come together to drive adaptation to the reality of higher seas, stronger storms, and more frequent flooding through national solutions that support flood-affected communities and protect our nation’s residents, economy, and military installations. The Coalition has over 250 members across 19 states. (https://floodcoalition.org/)