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Disc publishing leader to provide duplication services for NLC training DVDs
ALEXANDRIA,
Va. - April 26,
2008 - The National Law Center for Children and Families (NLC) is proud to
announce an in-kind donation of services from Rimage Corporation, a leading
manufacturer of on-demand disc publishing solutions. Rimage has agreed to
donate DVD duplication services to the National Law
Center, which will
distribute training DVDs for prosecutors and law enforcement officers as they
combat child sexual exploitation.
Since June, 2006, the National Law
Center has trained nearly
1000 law enforcement professionals and prosecutors on child sexual exploitation
crimes in seminars from coast to coast. In an effort to provide this valuable
information to these public servants, the NLC recorded its training program
last summer. The Rimage donation of services will help NLC eliminate disc
duplication expenses and will enable the organization to distribute more
training DVDs this year.
"Rimage is pleased to support the National Law Center
in its efforts to educate law enforcement and prosecutors across the nation who
defend children and families," said Kevin Gramer, director of government
sales for Rimage. "It's rewarding to know we are helping to combat crimes
against children."
"We are grateful for Rimage's
support as we continue our work defending children across the country,"
said Richard R. Whidden, Jr., NLC Executive Director. "We thank Rimage for
its generous contribution and look forward to an ongoing and productive
relationship."
Since 1978,
Rimage Corporation (www.rimage.com) has been the world's leading innovator of recordable media
publishing solutions. Rimage was the first in the industry to combine robotics,
software and surface label printers into a complete digital publishing process.
Today, Rimage systems can be found all over the world, serving 67 of the
Fortune 100 companies.
The National Law Center
for Children and Families is a non-profit corporation headquartered in Alexandria, Va.
It is the source for experienced assistance and training in the law enforcement
and legal profession's efforts to defend children from sexual exploitation.
Information on the National
Law Center's
programs can be found on our website located at www.nationallawcenter.org.
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