Join INSA and General Keith Alexander on Thursday, March 13, 2014 for a Leadership Dinner celebrating General Alexander’s extraordinary service and outstanding leadership. The evening will feature a discussion about the evolving nature of intelligence and the important role the National Security Agency and Cyber Command play. This evening will recognize General Alexander's impressive career including his 8 years as the Director of NSA a...

This five-day course provides a comprehensive look at congressional processes and organization, and at how Congress affects the daily operations of every department and agency in the executive branch. The Congressional Operations Seminar, which we have been conducting for more than 40 years, is the first course most participants take with GAI. Like most Government Affairs Institute courses, the Congressional Operations Seminar is conducted on...

This five-day course provides a comprehensive look at congressional processes and organization, and at how Congress affects the daily operations of every department and agency in the executive branch. The Congressional Operations Seminar, which we have been conducting for more than 40 years, is the first course most participants take with GAI. Like most Government Affairs Institute courses, the Congressional Operations Seminar is conducted on...

The USGIF Africa Working Group and USGIF Member Pixia Corp. invite you to join us on Tuesday, Dec. 17, for the special presentation "GEOINT: Beyond the IC.” The event takes place 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Pixia Corp. headquarters located on the 18th floor of 11951 Freedom Drive in Reston, VA. Sponsored by PIXIA, there is no cost or registration required. Questions about the event can be emailed to the USGIF Africa Working Group.

GEOINT Symposium Postponed to Spring 2014 http://geoint2013.com/news/428-geoint-symposium-postponed-to-spring-2014 The GEOINT Symposium is the nation’s largest intelligence event of the year. This year marks the 10th anniversary of the annual GEOINT Symposium, hosted by the United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF). GEOINT 2013 promises another agenda packed with important keynote speakers, insightful panel discussions and...

Attend this Briefing to hear from the author of Cyberwar Will Not Take Place, Thomas Rid, who will address how to focus on the significant problems of fraud and cyber defense and possible countermeasures. Attendees will meet industry experts who will share insights into specific programs focused on limiting the misuse of government funds and information assets, including protection techniques and deterrents to cyber-criminal behavior. You will...

The pleasure of your company is requested at the next GEOINTeraction Tuesday networking event. Join USGIF on September 10 from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at Maggiano’s to reconnect with colleagues and meet new ones. Our guest speaker is NGA Deputy Director Michael A. Rodrigue. Michael A. Rodrigue was appointed to the Defense Intelligence Senior Executive Service in 2000 and to the position of Deputy Director of the National Geospatial-Intell...

The United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF) is bringing its invaluable programming back to the Denver Front Range area July 17-19. This workshop is aimed at engaging the GEOINT Community in the Rocky Mountain and Inter-Mountain West with classified and unclassified training, presentations, and networking opportunities.

GEOINT Community Week 2013 GEOINT Community Week (GCW) brings together defense, intelligence and homeland security geospatial-user community for a week of classified briefings, learning workshops, technology exhibits and networking opportunities. Monday, May 20 – DI2E Plugfest and Mashup(An AFEI Event – Separate Registration Required)George Mason University0800 – 1500Free for Government / Registration required Tuesday, May 21...

We invite you to join us for the next program from the Future of Financial Crime speaker series, “Latitudes and Attitudes – Zooming in on Geospatial Data, Privacy and the Law in the Digital Age.” Advancements in technology now make it much easier and less expensive to collect and monitor an individual’s location. Government agencies around the world are beginning to recognize the power of this information to address a n...