AFCEA chapters around the world
| Alamo Chapter | VISIT WEBSITE |
| President: Col (ret) Richard A Lipsey USAF | |
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| Executive Vice President: Mr. David J. Kovach | |
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| Secretary: Ms. Karin Grace | |
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M2Technologies, Inc. |
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| Treasurer: Dave Henderson | |
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| VP, Awards: Khurram Qureshi | |
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| VP, Community Outreach: Jeffrey Kendall | |
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| VP, Corporate Affairs: Mr. Tom Allen | |
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| VP, Education: Charles Brice | |
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| VP, Membership: Bill Robinson | |
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| VP, Military Affairs: Jeff Sorrell | |
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| VP, Programs: Rob Licciardi | |
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| VP, Publicity: Szu-Moy Toves | |
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| VP, Scholarships: Lt. Col. Karen Rolirad | |
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| VP, Special Activities: Brad Barnhart | |
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| Staff Director: Ms. Carolyn Price | |
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CMP Management, Inc. |
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| VP, Young AFCEAN Affairs: Shawn Cressman | |
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| Immediate Past President: William Morrow | |
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| Symposium Committee Chair: Tony Burris | |
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| AVP, Military Affairs: Brianna Oberg | |
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| Chapter Focus | |
| AFCEA is an international organization that serves its members by providing a forum for the ethical exchange of information (see www.afcea.org). AFCEA is dedicated to increasing knowledge through the exploration of issues relevant to its members in information technology and communications networks for the defense, homeland security and intelligence communities, and other government entities with components supporting these missions. The Alamo Chapter of AFCEA (www.alamoafcea.org) supports this mission by fostering strong, trusted relationships with government organizations and industry partners who are both local and global in their support of US national defense, and in collaboration with Allies/Coalition Partners, academia, and civic organizations. Alamo AFCEA plans/executes monthly and annual events that promote professional development for those serving in the Cyber Operations/Defense, Communications, Computer, Command, Control, Intelligence and Electronic Warfare disciplines. To this end, the chapter provides financial (scholarships and grants), advisory and professional mentorship support for STEM Education at all levels, K-through collegiate graduate-level studies, as well as military veteran support in our Wounded Warrior & Military Families Endowment Fund and other civic support activities. The Alamo Chapter and Board are led by four elected Core Officers (IAW Chapter Bylaws) who serve two-year terms, generally beginning new terms during the summer months. | |
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