MCP in the News: Mission Critical Partners Creates Interactive Virtual Workforce Workshop

Event will help public-safety organizations cope

MCP in the News: While Status for the Public Safety Telecommunicator Starts to Improve, Compensation Continues to Lag

This article recently appeared in Urgent Communications.

MCP in the News: A Look at 9-1-1 ECC Staffing Challenges

This article originally appeared in MissionCritical Communications and can be viewed here.

Never has it been more difficult for emergency communications centers (ECCs) to function well.

Mission Critical Partners Launches the MCP Podcast Network

New informational offering features the firm’s subject-matter experts and other industry leaders exploring a wide range of timely topics pertaining to mission-critical communications

State College, Pa., (April 23, 2020)—Mission Critical Partners (MCP), a leading public safety consulting and information technology (IT) support services firm, today announced the MCP Podcast Network, an informational series that will explore timely topics related to mission-critical communications. Each episode will feature one or more of MCP’s 145 subject-matter experts and/or industry leaders, and will be moderated by Glenn Bischoff, MCP content specialist and former editor of Urgent Communications and Fire Chief magazines.

Mission Critical Partners Appoints Public Safety Systems Expert to Serve in New Role on Executive Team

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (MAY 16, 2018) — Mission Critical Partners (MCP), a leading consulting and lifecycle management services firm in the public safety systems and operations field, has appointed Darrin J. Reilly as its senior vice president, corporate development.

Mission Critical Partners Announces New Appointments to Board of Directors

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (March 27, 2018)—Mission Critical Partners (MCP) announced today the appointment of five new officers to its board of directors.

Mission Critical Partners Announces Key Organizational Moves to Deliver Added-Value to Clients and to Drive Innovation

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (March 27, 2018)—Mission Critical Partners (MCP) announced today a new organizational structure and the appointments of several key leaders. These changes are designed to align with the company’s strategic objectives to drive innovation across the public safety communications ecosystem, adapt to the evolved needs of the emergency response process, and focus on delivering added-value to clients.

Former Operations Chief For D.C. Office Of Unified Communications Joins Mission Critical Partners

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (March 9, 2018)—Mission Critical Partners (MCP) today announced the addition of Jeff Wobbleton to its industry-leading roster of public safety subject-matter experts.

Mission Critical Partners Boosts Its Industry-Leading Roster of Subject-Matter Experts

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (March 1, 2018)—Mission Critical Partners (MCP) today announced several new additions to its industry-leading roster of nearly 100 public safety subject-matter experts whose collective expertise covers radio and wireless communications, Next Generation 911 networks, public safety operations and facilities, and co-managed and IT services.

Mission Critical Partners Expands Its Team with Three Key Hires

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (March 13, 2017)—Mission Critical Partners (MCP) today announced several new additions to its industry-leading roster of public safety subject-matter experts. The new hires are as follows:

MCP Announces the Hiring of Three New Experts to Bolster the Company's Public Safety Technology Expertise

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (March 13, 2017)—Mission Critical Partners (MCP) today announced several new additions to its industry-leading roster of public safety technology subject-matter experts. The new hires are as follows:

Mission Critical Partners Expands Roster of Key Subject-Matter Experts

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (February 3, 2017)—Mission Critical Partners (MCP) today announced several new additions to its industry-leading roster of public safety consultants and subject-matter experts. The new hires are as follows: