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Ray Brannon has spent most of his adult life involved
in the communications and electronic frontier. As the
president of a computer consulting company, Brannon
Consulting, Inc. as well as CEO of Choice Technologies,
Inc. (www.safechoice.com), a company specializing in
computerized accounting systems and web sites for
businesses, he observed the rapid changes technology
brought into the fabric of our society. He has a M.A.
in Communications and Technology from the University
of Pittsburgh and spent 8 years as middle school
teacher and a media specialist in the early 70’s. He is
currently pursuing his Ph.D. in Administration and
Leadership Studies at Indiana University of
Pennsylvania.

Mr. Brannon is on the Board Of Advisors and is
Pennsylvania's representative of Web Wise Kids
(www.webwisekids.com), a non-profit organization
devoted to educating families and children to the
dangers of the Internet. In that capacity, he has
trained police departments from around the state to
use the “Missing” program as part of the D.A.R.E.
program.

He is currently working with parent groups, social
organizations and school districts in Pennsylvania to
put in place education programs on the dangers of
emerging technologies. In October of 2005, Mr.
Brannon was a program presenter at an Internet
Predator Summit called by Pennsylvania's Attorney
General.

e-mail:rtfbbrannon@comcast.net

"Thank you for being
such an important part of
the Child Predator
Summit that was held
recently in Harrisburg.
Your presentation was
both educational and
practical for those in
attendance. I have heard
many positive comments
and cannot thank you
enough for giving up
your time and valuable
ideas. Working together,
we can make our
communities a safer
place for Pennsylvania's
children."

Tom Corbett -
Attorney General

Ray Brannon calls on Pennsylvania schools to
adopt Child Lures, one of the most effective
personal safety resources available for parents,
educators, professionals, and most importantly,
children. The Child Lures Prevention Community
Plan is based on the ground breaking research of
author and investigative reporter Ken Wooden

" This is the third year we have asked Ray to
be one of our presenters at our Career
Camp. He continues to provide an
outstanding presentation that is full of energy
and humor. But, most importantly, he
supplies the youth with great vocational and
personal life tools. Throughout the day he
captivated the audience, which was difficult
because he was dealing with a wide range of
youths ranging from 14-18 years of age. At
the end of the two week camp, It was
amazing to hear how much the young people
had retained from his presentation and what
an impression he had made on them. The
staff tells me that the kids are still talking
about how they are using the tips he gave
them on how to save money for the future,
make a positive impression on people and
be safer when using the Internet. When
asked which part of camp they liked best, it
was unanimous again -- "Mr. Brannon. He
was awesome!"

Colleen Stuart, C.E.O.
Venango Training & Development Center