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Washington, D.C. • May 20-21, 2010
Critical Missions, Needs and Programs
The United States is dependent on space assets to sustain
economic prosperity and support military operations worldwide. Exploitation of
outer space has provided the United States with distinct competitive and
strategic advantages. America’s reliance on space has also created
vulnerabilities in defense strategies that assume U.S. Space Control.
Adversaries have cited a reliance on space as the potential Achilles Heel of
U.S. military power. It is vital that the myriad of threats be addressed to
avoid future scenarios where America’s freedom of action is taken away. Ensuring
space security and defense missions are achieved has become a top priority. What
roles will your organization fulfill to ensure this takes place?
This outstanding conference will
examine major space security and defense programs, plans, needs, opportunities
and missions facing the United States. Space systems and technologies
will play critical roles in future combat operations, intelligence,
surveillance, reconnaissance, missile defense, communications, homeland
security, anti-terrorism, space exploration and more.
- What are OSD, USAF, USN, and USA needs
in space?
- What capabilities and systems are needed
to protect U.S. space operations?
- What are the critical needs for
attaining Space Situational Awareness?
- What are the newest innovations,
applications and opportunities in the space security and defense sector?
These and many other critical questions will be addressed
during this important two-day event.
Our Panel of Prominent
Space Officials:
| BG Henry
Nowak - |
Deputy Director for
Information & Cyberspace Policy, Joint Staff J5 |
| Mr. Joseph
Rouge - |
Director, National Security
Space Office |
| Brig Gen
Jack Weinstein - |
Deputy Director of Programs,
Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Strategic Plans & Programs, HQ/USAF |
| Captain
James Hirst - |
Chair for the Naval NRO —
Coordination Group, PEO-Space |
| Colonel Tim
Coffin - |
Chief of Staff & J3 for JFCC
Space, Vandenberg AFB |
| Colonel
Shawn Barnes - |
Commander, 595th Space
Group, Schriever AFB |
| Mr. Peter
Marquez - |
Director, Space Policy,
National Security Council, EoP |
| Ms. Cristina
Chaplain - |
Director, Acquisition &
Sourcing Management, GAO |
| Mr. David
Anhalt - |
Senior Director, Special
Programs Advanced Programs Group, Orbital Sciences |
| Lt. Col
Timothy Henderson - |
Tier 2 Lead, Operationally
Responsive Space Office, Kirtland AFB |
| Mr. Pete
Mahan - |
TENCAP Architecture for the
Army Space Program Office |
| Mr. John
London - |
Space & Cyber Technology
Directorate, Army Space & Missile Defense Command |
| BGEN (ret)
Duane Deal - |
Senior Vice President,
National Security Programs, Stinger Ghaffarian |
| Lt. Gen
(ret) Brian Arnold - |
Vice President, Space
Strategy, Space & Airborne Systems, Raytheon |
| Dr. Patrick
Stadter - |
Chief, Research, Development
& Engineering, JHU/APL |
| Dr. Lee
Lehmkuhl - |
Principal Modeling & Systems
Engineer, MITRE, Representing Space Situational Awareness & C2, HQ/AFSC,
Peterson AFB |
| Mr. Paul
Lithgow - |
President, Comtech AeroAstro,
Inc. |
| Mr. Eric
Sterner - |
Fellow, The George Marshall
Institute |
| Mr. John
Landon - |
Corporate Vice President for
Space, Northrop Grumman |
| Mr. Tommy
Brazie - |
VP & Director, Space Control
& Missile Defense, ITT Space |
| Mr. Marc J.
Berkowitz - |
Vice President, Advanced
Concepts, Lockheed Martin |
| Ms. Corinne
Kaplan- |
Vice President, Space, EADS
North America |
| Mr. Jim Simpson - |
Vice President, Business
Development for Space Intelligence Systems, Boeing |
| Mr. Richard
DalBello - |
Vice President, Legal &
Government Affairs, Intelsat, Inc. |
| Mr. Steve
Hixson - |
Vice President, Advanced
Concepts — Space & Directed Energy Systems, Northrop Grumman |
Conference coordination by the Technology Training Corporation
Last update:
04/06/10.
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