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Join the Chapter as we return to the first in-person luncheon since early 2020. Given this milestone, we've organized a special discussion featuring various military and civilian panelists to share Soldier feedback and insights on the Integrated Tactical Network, Mission Command applications and Command Post modernization efforts. BG(P) Collins is tentatively scheduled to kick off the session which is sure to encourage a detailed technical discussion. Confirmed panelists include: LTC Jeremy rogers, LTC Natashia Coleman, Mr. Justin Seehusen, and MSG Nathan Hunsaker.

Cyberwarfare is getting harder. Turn the odds in your favor by reshaping the battlefield to your strategic advantage. Learn 5 practical changes you can implement that bring you into compliance with the new EO to improve the nation s cybersecurity. These changes leverage Active Defense solutions to provide foundational elements of a zero-trust architecture, bring you into compliance with the EO, and help your security teams find, engage and neutralize adversaries earlier in the attack lifecycle.

Mrs. Adducchio will be speaking with our group about her career, leadership challenges, and advice she has encountered along the way. The talk will be followed by networking until 7pm. Come out and enjoy a craft beer and some good conversation with us. We look forward to seeing you there.

Building Industry Partnerships and ParticipationVirtual attendance available.

AFCEA Atlanta Emerging Leaders invite you to wish a fond farewell to Brett Stroney at Tin Lizzy's Cantina - Perimeter on Wednesday, August 25, 6-8.

We are excited to announce that we have scheduled August's Lunch, Learn, and Network with Gartner Analyst Michelle Bazargan.

Learn how Crestron's DM NVX technology and its ability to transport high definition 4K60 4:4:4 video over standard Gigabit Ethernet with no perceptible latency or loss of quality can be used to securely distribute video, audio, USB, and control signals across a broad range of applications.

The Federal Identity Forum (FedID) has been the U.S. Government's annual identity conference since 1995. Its mission is to bring together identity experts to exchange information and enhance public-private collaboration to solve the federal government s toughest identity challenges and help ensure a vibrant identity community.

Chapter 158 Monthly Luncheon

March Small Business Breakfast