With over 7000 Chapter members, the AFCEA NOVA Luncheons are the best networking and business development events in the Metro DC area for defense and intelligence professionals – bar none. Something for everyone: Large businesses – don’t be left out while your competitors are building the relationships and hearing the information first. Small businesses – get the exposure you need to succeed in the DoD market, plus the...

Maximizing Warfighter Innovations through Industry Partnerships Enhancing Warfighter Capabilities in an Austere Budget Environment The event will be a content rich day focusing on how Information Technology (IT) will play a critical role in improving mission effectiveness and warfighter support in this extremely challenging budget environment. The Joint Warfighter IT Day is a one-day conference that will provide an opportunity to hear from Dep...

Women in NOVA (WIN) is committed to supporting, improving and increasing women’s participation, relevance, impact, opportunities, and recognition within AFCEA NOVA and the greater AFCEA Community. Join us for an evening of exposure to government and industry executives who will serve as timed business mentors. More details to follow!

With over 7000 Chapter members, the AFCEA NOVA Luncheons are the best networking and business development events in the Metro DC area for defense and intelligence professionals – bar none. Something for everyone: Large businesses – don’t be left out while your competitors are building the relationships and hearing the information first. Small businesses – get the exposure you need to succeed in the DoD market, plus the...

With over 7000 Chapter members, the AFCEA NOVA Luncheons are the best networking and business development events in the Metro DC area for defense and intelligence professionals – bar none. Something for everyone: Large businesses – don’t be left out while your competitors are building the relationships and hearing the information first. Small businesses – get the exposure you need to succeed in the DoD market, plus the...

With over 7000 Chapter members, the AFCEA NOVA Luncheons are the best networking and business development events in the Metro DC area for defense and intelligence professionals – bar none. Something for everyone: Large businesses – don’t be left out while your competitors are building the relationships and hearing the information first. Small businesses – get the exposure you need to succeed in the DoD market, plus the...

Event Date: Thursday, February 23, 2012 - 8:00am - 5:00pm Achieving Cyberspace Superiority Supporting the National Security Strategy Air Force IT Day is an annual one-day conference focused on issues and challenges facing the future Air Force. Senior leaders will describe the Air Force vision, operational requirements, acquisition strategies and potential opportunities for industry. The 10th Annual Air Force IT Day will continue in the tradit...

Providing secure and interoperable mobile deployable communications is imperative in achieving greater situational awareness and superior operational capabilities. Attend this event to share experiences, network with the people that matter and maximise your capabilities. Against this backdrop, SMi Group is proud to announce its Mobile Deployable Communications conference, to be held in Austria on 22nd and 23rd February 2012. Returning for its...

Major General Allen is the Director of Plans and Policy for United States Cyber Command, Fort George G. Meade, Maryland. Prior to this assignment, Major General Allen was the Director for Command, Control, Communications, and Computers (C4), and the Deputy DON Chief Information Officer (DDCIO) for the United States Marine Corps. Major General Allen's previous command positions include Commanding Officer, Marine Corps Tactical Systems Support A...

Leveraging Effective Partnerships to Achieve Energy Efficiency Alternative energy sources have become a top priority in all sectors. With constantly rising fuel prices, and organizations clamoring to “go green,” the United States is in need of alternative energy solutions. In fact, The Department of Defense, which consumes 1.5% of the nation’s energy consumption, has set a goal that 25% of its energy should come from renewabl...