James C. Nelms, Chief Information Security Officer of The World Bank, Has Been Selected for Inclusion in the 2007-2008 Princeton Premier Registry

Aldie, VA, December 28, 2007 --(PR.com)-- James C. Nelms, Chief Information Security Officer of The World Bank, Has Been Selected for Inclusion in the 2007-2008 Princeton Premier Registry. James makes his home in Aldie, Virginia and earned his Bachelors of Science Degree from East Tennessee State University. As Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) James oversees the movement of money and information from the bank to over one hundred and ninety countries throughout the world. He handles security, risk management and also writes white papers. He specializes in information securities. James is professionally accredited by the Federal Technology Service and has a Global Information Assurance Certification. In 2007 he was a finalist for the Information Security Executive of the Year Award.

In recognition of his social responsibilities James C. Nelms donates to various charitable organizations including Music Ministries, Church Work, Red Cross, and The United Way. Mr. Nelms owns a farm with over fifty horses. Vice President Jay Harris said "We at Princeton Premier are proud to announce the acceptance of James C. Nelms into the upcoming 2007-2008 Edition of the Registry. We believe he will continue to strive for professional excellence and maintain the high industry standards he sets for like professionals in his general field and service areas. It is individuals such as this that personify the essence of business efficacy."

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