The Alamo Chapter of AFCEA appreciates your interest in the annual Alamo AFCEA Chapter Event (Alamo ACE) that will be held at the La Cantera Resort in beautiful San Antonio, Texas, November 18 - 21, 2024. The Alamo ACE provides access and insight to the senior leader’s perspective on current developments in cyberspace and future challenges in transforming to multi-domain operations strategically, and military cyber and ISR operations battlespace in the future.

The Alamo ACE is an annual event with a national draw supporting the military community. We welcomed 3800+ attendees at the 2023 AACE. The event will open with our traditional golf tournament on Monday, November 18 supporting our Wounded Warrior and Military Families Endowment Fund. The ACE program will consist of three full days of expert panels and esteemed keynote speakers and panels, acquisition updates and a half-day of classified discussions.

AFCEA International is a non-profit organization which directly supports the military and community through ethical dialogue, professional development, and educational opportunities. The Alamo Chapter has made local and national impacts by providing numerous scholarships and awards to students in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). Since 2014, the Alamo Chapter has donated over 1.5 million to STEM education and Wounded Warrior beneficiaries.

February 9-12, 2025, NCMA's Nexus will be at the Long Beach Convention Center in Long Beach, CA to convene the entire acquisition team to support our mission to advance contract management’s nexus with related acquisition communities.

The GEOINT Symposium, which began in 2004, is the largest annual gathering of geospatial intelligence—and possibly intelligence—professionals in the nation. With an average total attendance of more than 3,000, the event is a unique and unparalleled opportunity to speak to your extended constituency spanning government, military, the contractor community, and academia. 

DEF CON is one of the world’s longest running and largest hacker conventions. Government security researchers, cyber staff, developers, IT employees, and law enforcement join black and white hat hackers at this conference to better understand the significant vulnerabilities facing public and private sector technology, systems, and products.

The GEOINT Symposium, which began in 2004, is the largest annual gathering of geospatial intelligence—and possibly intelligence—professionals in the nation. With an average total attendance of more than 3,000, the event is a unique and unparalleled opportunity to speak to your extended constituency spanning government, military, the contractor community, and academia. 

The GEOINT Symposium, which began in 2004, is the largest annual gathering of geospatial intelligence—and possibly intelligence—professionals in the nation. With an average total attendance of more than 3,000, the event is a unique and unparalleled opportunity to speak to your extended constituency spanning government, military, the contractor community, and academia. 

The GEOINT Symposium, which began in 2004, is the largest annual gathering of geospatial intelligence—and possibly intelligence—professionals in the nation. With an average total attendance of more than 3,000, the event is a unique and unparalleled opportunity to speak to your extended constituency spanning government, military, the contractor community, and academia. 

The GEOINT Symposium, which began in 2004, is the largest annual gathering of geospatial intelligence—and possibly intelligence—professionals in the nation. With an average total attendance of more than 3,000, the event is a unique and unparalleled opportunity to speak to your extended constituency spanning government, military, the contractor community, and academia.