Safety partnerships Strategic alliance potential with Allied Universal Security as of January 2025 suggests a channel for co-delivering campus safety programs and Clery Act training to a broader higher education client base.

Annual reports Recent practice of publishing annual campus crime statistics indicates a need for data management, analytics, and reporting services that could be offered to institutions seeking streamlined Clery Act compliance and transparent risk reporting.

Expand training Longstanding expertise in Clery Act training and proactive campus safety education presents opportunities to upsell enhanced workshops, certifications, and ongoing training subscriptions to colleges and universities.

Technology enablement Tech stack usage across Drupal, Joomla, WordPress and Azure Active Directory suggests potential for offering security-compliant digital learning platforms, CMS integrations, and identity management enhancements for client institutions.

Funding & grants Previous foundation and donor support signals potential for grant-backed programs or funded initiatives to expand hazing prevention, campus safety campaigns, and minority-inclusive safety resources targeting higher ed networks.