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The AFCEA Scott-St. Louis Chapter is excited to host the AFCEA TechNet Mid-America Conference on June 4-5 at the Gateway Convention Center in Collinsville, IL! Conveniently located just 20-25 minutes from both Scott AFB (SAFB) and downtown St. Louis, this venue offers an ideal central location for attendees.Our mission is to deliver insightful keynotes, panels, and briefings focused on SAFB's mission, key national security challenges, and emerging technologies, tools, and processes that support the Warfighter. Additionally, we are collaborating with AFCEA International to offer CPE credits for many sessions, giving attendees the opportunity to earn continuing education credits toward their professional certifications all while engaging with key leadership, industry peers, and technical subject matter experts.Conference Theme: "Achieving All Domain Dominance in an Era of Great Competition"This year's theme is both timely and critical, reflecting the evolving challenges our nation and the Department of Defense (DoD) face amid increasing global competition and rapid technological advancements.The conference provides a unique opportunity to discuss how we, as a defense community, can strategically position ourselves to meet these challenges and ensure the DoD's continued dominance across all domains of warfare. We look forward to an engaging and impactful event!

Join the AFCEA New York Founders (NYF) Chapter during NY Tech Week 2025 for a panel discussion with professionals from government, industry, military, and academia who are successfully leveraging their unique perspectives to drive mission success in technology.

Take a mid-week break to enjoy some networking, a brunchin' and lunchin' menu, and to swap business cards. RSVP by 5/30 to reserve your spot!

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the way governments operate, offering powerful tools to enhance efficiency, decision-making, and service delivery. As agencies increasingly adopt AI technologies, they are unlocking new possibilities for improving public services, from streamlining processes to addressing complex societal challenges. The integration of AI into government functions not only drives innovation but also ensures that agencies can meet the evolving needs of citizens while maintaining transparency, security, and accountability. As AI continues to advance, its role in shaping the future of government operations becomes increasingly vital.As AI becomes an integral part of government operations, it is essential to manage its implementation thoughtfully and responsibly. Key priorities include effectively addressing AI risks, ensuring high performance, and fostering a competitive market that supports innovation. Collaboration across agencies is also critical to share insights and best practices, enabling governments to maximize the benefits of AI while safeguarding privacy and maintaining ethical standards. By focusing on these priorities, agencies can harness AI's potential to drive meaningful change and improve the delivery of public servicesJoin us for the 13th Annual Not-So-Winter IT Luncheon, hosted by AFCEA Bethesda Emerging Leaders, where industry and government thought leaders will come together to discuss the challenges and opportunities of integrating responsible AI into public services.This year's event will bring together top leaders from both government and industry to explore effective strategies for the secure and transparent implementation of responsible AI in public sector operations.Topic Areas:AI Governance and InnovationCybersecurity and PrivacyEthical AI Practices

TechNet Mid-America Golf Fundraiser EventStonewolf Golf Club1195 Stonewolf TrailFairview Heights, IL 62208 Please visit our website for up to date information and registrationGolf Event Coordinator: Keith Tope - Keith.tope@soc-usa.com

KMC Chapter will meet and discuss all chapter business for the month

Chapter Board of Directors Meeting

PD Luncheon with Guest speaker, Ima Okonny ADM/CDO ESDC. Who will be speaking on the topic: Advancing Scalable Impact: A Human-Centered Approach to Data, Analytics, and AI

Join us to examine the growing vulnerabilities in IT/OT environments, explore how the integration of XIoT technologies impacts security frameworks within the DOD and discuss how threat actors are adapting their tactics to compromise mission-critical systems.

To gather and synchronize each committee leads within this chapter who are tasked with discussing specific issues or making decisions on behalf of the chapter.