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2025
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Crisis Lab operates as an intelligence and education platform serving senior crisis management practitioners across NATO, EU, UN, and national agencies. The company distributes twice-monthly analytical briefs that interpret structural vulnerabilities in civilian crisis management rather than competing on raw data volume, with accompanying audio editions, toolkits, real-time situational alerts, and podcast content. The product portfolio spans three subscription tiers (Intelligence at $149.95/month, Intelligence+ at $649/month with capped senior roundtables and advisory access, and an announced $2,997 Executive Program built on a 40-hour NATO Resilience Reference Curriculum), supported by IACET-accredited courses and The Forum peer engagement program for senior professionals. The business is the intelligence and education arm of Capacity Building International, a 30-year international consultancy alongside NATO, EU, and UN bodies; Crisis Lab leverages this lineage as its core talent and content moat. Go-to-market is content-led: a free bi-weekly newsletter to 57,000+ senior professionals, supported by thought leadership articles and podcast distribution, funnels readers into paid self-serve subscriptions on the crisislab.io platform. Distribution is direct and digital-only, with no channel partners or reseller network; partnerships (NATO EADRCC, NATO JATEC, LAPAS Latvia) function as credibility and field engagement vehicles rather than distribution channels.

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Crisis Lab is a subscription intelligence and education platform delivering twice-monthly analytical briefs, accredited courses, and peer programs on civilian crisis management to senior practitioners across NATO, EU, and UN-aligned agencies.

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Serves global market

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crisis management training, disaster response intelligence, resilience education, emergency management courses, humanitarian operations training
Industry2 codes
1Emergency Management, Disaster Response & Incident Command Training
CodeEDAOAMADPrimaryYes
2Business Continuity, Crisis Management & Resilience Planning
CodeBPAKADAIPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Professional and Management Development Training61143
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Management Services8741
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Crisis Management Education & Intelligence
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1Intelligence Subscription
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Bi-weekly intelligence brief with audio edition and toolkit delivered via subscription. Tiered pricing from $149.95/month (Individual Intelligence) to $649/month (Intelligence+ with senior roundtable access). Revenue is recurring subscription-based with monthly and annual billing implied by tier structure.

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2Executive Program
TypeOne Time License
Description

One-time $2,997 cohort-based 12-week executive program for senior leaders, built on the 40-hour NATO Resilience Reference Curriculum. This is a premium one-time fee for structured cohort-based education.

crisislab.io
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Pricing details3 tiers
1Intelligence: Individual subscription tier providing bi-weekly intelligence brief with audio edition, toolkit, podcast access, situational alerts, community access, office hours with NATO/UN/EU experts, job board access, and IACET-accredited course catalog.
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
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$149.95/month - full bi-weekly intelligence brief with audio edition and toolkit, Crisis Lab Podcast, real-time situational alerts, community/office hours/executive briefings from NATO/UN/EU experts, full access to international job board and IACET-accredited course catalog.

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2Intelligence+: Premium tier adding monthly closed-door senior roundtable (capped at 40 members) and advisory access at the level Crisis Lab and Capacity Building International advise governments, security councils, and international organizations.
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$649/month - includes everything in Intelligence plus monthly closed-door senior roundtable capped at 40 members, advisory access applied to subscriber's own situation.

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3Executive Program: 12-week cohort-based capstone program for senior leaders built on the NATO Resilience Reference Curriculum.
ModelOne time/ perpetual licenseBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
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$2,997 one-time - cohort-based 12-week executive program including everything in Intelligence+, access to Crisis Lab's program built on NATO Resilience Reference Curriculum (offered at no other tier).

crisislab.io
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Crisis Lab delivers crisis management and resilience intelligence, accredited training courses, an executive program, a professional podcast, and a peer forum to senior practitioners in defense, humanitarian, and emergency management. Its offerings blend subscription-based analysis (Intelligence and Intelligence+) with one-time executive tuition and IACET-accredited continuing education, targeting frontline responders, defense and military planners, and senior crisis management professionals.

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Crisis Lab is an intelligence and education platform for crisis management practitioners, built on Capacity Building International's 30 years of field work alongside NATO, EU, UN, and national agencies. The portfolio consists of the core Intelligence subscription (with Intelligence+ premium tier and an upcoming Executive Program), IACET-accredited Courses, the Crisis Lab Podcast content series, and The Forum peer program for senior leaders. The intelligence product focuses on analytical depth over data volume, delivering twice-monthly structural vulnerability assessments with toolkits rather than raw alerts.

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Partnership3 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-01-01
Description

Partnership with LAPAS on municipal civil protection and local resilience. Crisis Lab works alongside LAPAS on the load-bearing-civilian work, building the local-resilience capacity that carries the weight when national systems are stretched.

2NATO
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Led the first resilience-integration working group at NATO's Lessons Identified Conference (Sofia, Feb 2026). The only NGO invited to lead a NATO working group. Conducted workshop translating Ukraine's wartime continuity-of-services experience into Allied resilience planning at NATO JATEC (Warsaw, Jan 2026).

crisislab.io
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Crisis Lab is the intelligence and education arm of Capacity Building International. The 30-year international consultancy track record of Capacity Building International is applied through Crisis Lab to provide advisory services to governments, security councils, and international organizations.

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Critical event management platform providing mass notification, crisis communication, and resilience software to enterprises and governments. Comparable in crisis management customer base but broader software platform versus Crisis Lab's intelligence subscription model.

2Stratfor (The Economist Intelligence)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Geopolitical and security intelligence subscription service providing analytical depth to enterprise and government subscribers. Comparable to Crisis Lab in subscription-based intelligence delivery model and focus on security/defense decision-makers.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Global risk consultancy providing political, security, and integrity risk analysis to multinational corporations and governments. Comparable in advisory access model and government/international organization clientele.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Defense and security intelligence subscription service delivering open-source intelligence and analysis to government and defense professionals. Comparable in target audience (NATO and defense planners) and analytical subscription model.

TypeEmerging player
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Resilience-focused organization providing research and training for critical infrastructure operators and emergency managers. Comparable in resilience training curriculum and focus on structural vulnerability analysis.

TypeEmerging player
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Publication and training provider serving emergency management and crisis response professionals globally. Comparable in editorial focus on crisis management practitioner audience and educational programming.

TypeDirect peer
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Risk intelligence subscription providing forward-looking analysis on geopolitical and security threats to enterprise subscribers. Comparable in subscription intelligence model and focus on senior decision-makers managing complex risks.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Government-run emergency management training institution offering free courses to emergency managers. Comparable in emergency management training curriculum and FEMA practitioner audience overlap.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Major emergency management training provider offering courses for first responders and emergency managers across the U.S. Comparable in emergency management curriculum delivery and target audience of frontline crisis professionals.

TypeEmerging player
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Think tank producing defense and security analysis with subscription newsletter offerings targeting policy and defense professionals. Comparable in analytical depth positioning and audience overlap with NATO/EU policy community.

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Crisis Lab

Crisis Management Education & Intelligencecrisislab.io

Crisis Lab is a subscription intelligence and education platform delivering twice-monthly analytical briefs, accredited courses, and peer programs on civilian crisis management to senior practitioners across NATO, EU, and UN-aligned agencies.

What Crisis Lab does

Crisis Lab operates as an intelligence and education platform serving senior crisis management practitioners across NATO, EU, UN, and national agencies. The company distributes twice-monthly analytical briefs that interpret structural vulnerabilities in civilian crisis management rather than competing on raw data volume, with accompanying audio editions, toolkits, real-time situational alerts, and podcast content. The product portfolio spans three subscription tiers (Intelligence at $149.95/month, Intelligence+ at $649/month with capped senior roundtables and advisory access, and an announced $2,997 Executive Program built on a 40-hour NATO Resilience Reference Curriculum), supported by IACET-accredited courses and The Forum peer engagement program for senior professionals. The business is the intelligence and education arm of Capacity Building International, a 30-year international consultancy alongside NATO, EU, and UN bodies; Crisis Lab leverages this lineage as its core talent and content moat. Go-to-market is content-led: a free bi-weekly newsletter to 57,000+ senior professionals, supported by thought leadership articles and podcast distribution, funnels readers into paid self-serve subscriptions on the crisislab.io platform. Distribution is direct and digital-only, with no channel partners or reseller network; partnerships (NATO EADRCC, NATO JATEC, LAPAS Latvia) function as credibility and field engagement vehicles rather than distribution channels.

Crisis Lab firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Crisis Lab
Legal name
Crisis Lab
Website
https://crisislab.io
Company type
Private
Founded year
2025
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Crisis Lab is a subscription intelligence and education platform delivering twice-monthly analytical briefs, accredited courses, and peer programs on civilian crisis management to senior practitioners across NATO, EU, and UN-aligned agencies.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Crisis Lab industry classification

Industry
Product category
Crisis Management Education & Intelligence
NAICS
Professional and Management Development Training (61143)
SIC
Services-Management Services (8741)
akta.pro primary industry
Emergency Management, Disaster Response & Incident Command Training (EDAOAMAD)
akta.pro secondary industry
Business Continuity, Crisis Management & Resilience Planning (BPAKADAI)

Keywords

  • Crisis management training
  • Disaster response intelligence
  • Resilience education
  • Emergency management courses
  • Humanitarian operations training

Where Crisis Lab is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Sheridan
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Markets served

Crisis Lab business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Operations

Revenue model

  1. Intelligence Subscription: Bi-weekly intelligence brief with audio edition and toolkit delivered via subscription. Tiered pricing from $149.95/month (Individual Intelligence) to $649/month (Intelligence+ with senior roundtable access). Revenue is recurring subscription-based with monthly and annual billing implied by tier structure.
  2. Executive Program: One-time $2,997 cohort-based 12-week executive program for senior leaders, built on the 40-hour NATO Resilience Reference Curriculum. This is a premium one-time fee for structured cohort-based education.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionMonthlyIntelligence: Individual subscription tier providing bi-weekly intelligence brief with audio edition, toolkit, podcast access, situational alerts, community access, office hours with NATO/UN/EU experts, job board access, and IACET-accredited course catalog.
SubscriptionMonthlyIntelligence+: Premium tier adding monthly closed-door senior roundtable (capped at 40 members) and advisory access at the level Crisis Lab and Capacity Building International advise governments, security councils, and international organizations.
One time/ perpetual licenseMulti-year contractExecutive Program: 12-week cohort-based capstone program for senior leaders built on the NATO Resilience Reference Curriculum.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels4 records

Crisis Lab product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Crisis Lab delivers crisis management and resilience intelligence, accredited training courses, an executive program, a professional podcast, and a peer forum to senior practitioners in defense, humanitarian, and emergency management. Its offerings blend subscription-based analysis (Intelligence and Intelligence+) with one-time executive tuition and IACET-accredited continuing education, targeting frontline responders, defense and military planners, and senior crisis management professionals.

Product overview

Crisis Lab is an intelligence and education platform for crisis management practitioners, built on Capacity Building International's 30 years of field work alongside NATO, EU, UN, and national agencies. The portfolio consists of the core Intelligence subscription (with Intelligence+ premium tier and an upcoming Executive Program), IACET-accredited Courses, the Crisis Lab Podcast content series, and The Forum peer program for senior leaders. The intelligence product focuses on analytical depth over data volume, delivering twice-monthly structural vulnerability assessments with toolkits rather than raw alerts.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Companies that use Crisis Lab

Customer profile

Named customers5 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Crisis Lab technology and API

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Crisis Lab partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • LAPAS (Latvia)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2026Partnership with LAPAS on municipal civil protection and local resilience. Crisis Lab works alongside LAPAS on the load-bearing-civilian work, building the local-resilience capacity that carries the weight when national systems are stretched.
  • NATOcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerLed the first resilience-integration working group at NATO's Lessons Identified Conference (Sofia, Feb 2026). The only NGO invited to lead a NATO working group. Conducted workshop translating Ukraine's wartime continuity-of-services experience into Allied resilience planning at NATO JATEC (Warsaw, Jan 2026).
  • Capacity Building InternationalcoreOthersCrisis Lab is the intelligence and education arm of Capacity Building International. The 30-year international consultancy track record of Capacity Building International is applied through Crisis Lab to provide advisory services to governments, security councils, and international organizations.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Crisis Lab competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • Everbridge: Critical event management platform providing mass notification, crisis communication, and resilience software to enterprises and governments. Comparable in crisis management customer base but broader software platform versus Crisis Lab's intelligence subscription model.
  • FEMA Emergency Management Institute: Government-run emergency management training institution offering free courses to emergency managers. Comparable in emergency management training curriculum and FEMA practitioner audience overlap.

Direct peers

  • Stratfor (The Economist Intelligence): Geopolitical and security intelligence subscription service providing analytical depth to enterprise and government subscribers. Comparable to Crisis Lab in subscription-based intelligence delivery model and focus on security/defense decision-makers.
  • Control Risks: Global risk consultancy providing political, security, and integrity risk analysis to multinational corporations and governments. Comparable in advisory access model and government/international organization clientele.
  • Janes: Defense and security intelligence subscription service delivering open-source intelligence and analysis to government and defense professionals. Comparable in target audience (NATO and defense planners) and analytical subscription model.
  • RANE (Risk and Network Analysis): Risk intelligence subscription providing forward-looking analysis on geopolitical and security threats to enterprise subscribers. Comparable in subscription intelligence model and focus on senior decision-makers managing complex risks.
  • TEEX (Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service): Major emergency management training provider offering courses for first responders and emergency managers across the U.S. Comparable in emergency management curriculum delivery and target audience of frontline crisis professionals.

Emerging players

  • Resilience Shift: Resilience-focused organization providing research and training for critical infrastructure operators and emergency managers. Comparable in resilience training curriculum and focus on structural vulnerability analysis.
  • Crisis Response Journal: Publication and training provider serving emergency management and crisis response professionals globally. Comparable in editorial focus on crisis management practitioner audience and educational programming.
  • CSIS (Center for Strategic and International Studies): Think tank producing defense and security analysis with subscription newsletter offerings targeting policy and defense professionals. Comparable in analytical depth positioning and audience overlap with NATO/EU policy community.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Crisis Lab

What does Crisis Lab do?

Crisis Lab delivers crisis management and resilience intelligence, accredited training courses, an executive program, a professional podcast, and a peer forum to senior practitioners in defense, humanitarian, and emergency management. Its offerings blend subscription-based analysis (Intelligence and Intelligence+) with one-time executive tuition and IACET-accredited continuing education, targeting frontline responders, defense and military planners, and senior crisis management professionals.

Is Crisis Lab a public or private company?

Crisis Lab is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was Crisis Lab founded?

Crisis Lab was founded in 2025. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Crisis Lab based?

Crisis Lab is headquartered in Sheridan, United States, in the North America region.

How does Crisis Lab make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Intelligence Subscription is the primary driver. The others are executive Program.

Who are Crisis Lab's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are Everbridge and FEMA Emergency Management Institute. Direct peers are Stratfor (The Economist Intelligence), Control Risks, Janes, RANE (Risk and Network Analysis) and TEEX (Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service). Emerging players are Resilience Shift, Crisis Response Journal and CSIS (Center for Strategic and International Studies).

Does Crisis Lab have an API?

No public API is recorded for Crisis Lab.

What industry is Crisis Lab in?

Crisis Lab's product category is Crisis Management Education & Intelligence. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDAOAMAD, Emergency Management, Disaster Response & Incident Command Training, with a secondary code of BPAKADAI, Business Continuity, Crisis Management & Resilience Planning. Its NAICS code is 61143 and its SIC code is 8741.

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EIN PresswireJames Wilson Joins Crisis Lab Advisory BoardCrisis Lab appointed Dr. James Wilson to its Advisory Board, where he will review pre-publication intelligence products and advise on program development. Wilson, founder of Proseko Consulting, has spent three decades in infectious disease early warning, including detecting the 2019 Wuhan COVID-19 outbreak and identifying the 2010 Haiti cholera source.EIN PresswireSophia Klewer Joins Crisis Lab Advisory BoardSophia Klewer, COO at PREVENCY, joined Crisis Lab's Advisory Board to provide independent guidance on programs and products. She will review pre-publication intelligence products, advise on development, and make introductions to institutional partners. Crisis Lab reaches 20,000+ professionals globally.EIN PresswireMichael Sharon Joins Crisis Lab Advisory BoardMichael J. Sharon, a retired federal emergency manager, joined Crisis Lab's Advisory Board. He brings over 32 years of experience across FEMA, USDA, and the State Department, and will review pre-publication products and advise on program development. The Advisory Board provides independent guidance on program and product development.EIN PresswireRade Rajkovchevski Joins Crisis Lab Advisory BoardCrisis Lab appointed Rade Rajkovchevski to its Advisory Board, where he will review pre-publication intelligence products and advise on program development. He is Head of the Secretariat of the Disaster Preparedness and Prevention Initiative for South-Eastern Europe and a professor at St. Kliment Ohridski University.EIN PresswireC.J. Unis Joins Crisis Lab Advisory BoardCrisis Lab appointed Carl "C.J." Unis, a U.S. Space Force systems engineer, to its Advisory Board. He will review pre-publication intelligence products, advise on program development, and make introductions to institutional partners. The board provides independent guidance on program and product development.EIN PresswireDrew Downing Joins Crisis Lab Advisory BoardCrisis Lab appointed Drew Downing to its Advisory Board, where he will review pre-publication intelligence products and advise on program development. Downing is a Senior Consultant at UpLift Federal and co-founder of Logista Response, with expertise in federal disaster logistics and public health operations.