Employees at a north Forsyth business had a special visitor Tuesday as District 7 U.S. Rep. Rob Woodall stopped by SecureUSA.Woodall took time to discuss issues that the Keith Bridge Road business, which is owned and led by women, faces when dealing with federal governmental issues and regulations. He was invited after Tammy Herslebs, the company’s chief financial officer, attended a local town hall meeting with Woodall earlier this year. “We appreciate [his] time and candor and just being able to have an open forum that we could invite our folks to ask any questions they wanted,” said Carla Clark, chief executive officer of SecureUSA. That “open forum” was important for the business, which focuses on perimeter security solutions for a range of clients, since it often encounters federal rules and regulations when seeking government contracts.
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