10th Annual Integrated Air and Missile Defense Symposium

Graphic with four images of stealth aircraft on the ground and in the air. The images are in a grid-like pattern with other blocks of the pattern in blues and grays. Missile Defense
  • 7/11/2019 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
  • The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, Kossiakoff Conference Center
    11100 Johns Hopkins Rd.
    Laurel,  MD  20723
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  • Theme : "Defense Against Emerging Threats"
    Event Type : Symposium
    Event Code : 9100

Description

This is NDIA’s 10th Annual IAMD event on a critical national defense topic, and the subject of an increasingly important and continuously growing new body of military art: The State of Integrated Air and Missile Defense (IAMD).  This annual symposium event, since its beginning, is a team effort of the NDIA Strike, Land Attack and Air Defense Division along with the NDIA Missile Defense Division.

Our theme this year, “Defense Against Emerging Threats,” highlights what you’ll learn about critical IAMD systems and initiatives and what you’ll gain from our high-level speakers.

This classified (SECRET NOFORN), no-media-allowed, not-for-attribution Symposium will give you the latest unfiltered, unvarnished straight talk and discussion about the priorities and challenges from the Missile Defense Agency, the Services, the Joint Staff, and other IAMD Stakeholders regarding the current state of Integrated Air and Missile Defense, and shared visions for the future.

When you join us for our annual “high-data-rate,” one-day “State of IAMD” event, you will get valuable, “off the record” insights and information from key decision makers within the IAMD community.

As in the first nine of our “State of IAMD” symposia, our tenth IAMD event is being held at the Kossiakoff Conference Center of the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, conveniently located in nearby Laurel, MD, on Thursday, the 11th of July 2019.

Don’t miss this once-a-year chance to get an inside take on the latest on IAMD --- especially if you are a government, military, or industry technical and engineering professional.  Take advantage of this exclusive opportunity to connect with the people you need to meet and learn what you need to know from the people in-the-know from current IAMD systems, to those now in development and those planned for the future.

 *Please note: This event is closed to the press.

Speakers

  • Image of Stan Stafira, a Caucasian man who is standing before three flags. He has an open-mouth smile, gray suit, and a blue, triangle-patterned tie.

    Missile Defense Agency

    Stan Stafira, Jr.

    Director for External Technical Interface, Ballistic Missile Defense System Architect

  • Image of Richard De Fatta, a Caucasian male. He is seated before a U.S. flag and is gazing at the camera with a smile on his face. He wears a dark suit and has a purple tie.

    U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command / Army Forces Strategic Command

    Richard De Fatta

    Acting Director, Future Warfare Center

  • Image of Brian P. O’Donnell. He is standing before a gray wall, dressed in a dark suit with a gold-gray tie. He has a closed mouth smile and gazes at the camera.

    OPNAV N96

    Brian O’Donnell

    Assistant Deputy for Combat Systems and Warfighting Integration

  • Image of Todd Serres; a Caucasian man with a beard. He is smiling at the camera; his mouth is closed. You can only see his head and shoulders; he is wearing a gray suit and tie and stands in front of some trees outside.

    C2, IAMD & IO Division (A3TY), Operations, Training & Readiness Directorate, Air Staff

    Todd Serres

    Associate Chief

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