March 21-22, Mary M Gates Learning Center Alexandria, VA

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1 A Defense Strategies Institute professional & educational annual forum: ~Advancing A Whole of Government Approach to CBRN Defense, Response & Readiness~ March 21-22, 2017 Mary M Gates Learning Center Alexandria, VA

2 Who We Are: DSI is a premier non-partisan institute designed to assist in advancing the mission critical goals of the United States' Military and Government. Through our high level educational and training summits, conferences, and symposiums we are able to reach across all offices and departments in a fair and balanced manner. We bring together the mission relevant representatives in our neutral forums in order to foster the necessary discussions and debates to help them achieve efficient and effective mission success. In order to maintain our neutrality, we receive no funding or investment for operating costs from any outside organization, group, or individual. COMPLIANT: We adhere to the most current government operating guidelines for non-federal entities. Operating Guidelines: DSI s Symposium directly supports US Government and DoD CBRN priorities by providing a conduit for officials to efficiently reach audiences outside of their respective offices that directly impact their department's mission success, at no charge to the government, and in an efficient expenditure of time. DSI s Symposium will provide a forum to address and improve internal and external initiatives, meet with and hear from partner organizations, disseminate vital capability requirements to industry, increase visibility within the larger community, and generally support their mission. * The Joint Civil & DoD CBRN Symposium is open to all DoD and Federal employees and is considered a compliant education and training forum (Industry and academia members are charged a fee of attendance) Symposium is CLOSED TO PRESS / NO RECORDINGS General Target Audience: U.S. Military Services, U.S. Government Agencies, Academia, U.S technology Service Providers Attendee General Responsibilities: Program Design & Goal: Personnel Decontamination, Defense Support of Civil Authorities, Biological Identifying, Radiation detection systems, Bio surveillance Research, Explosives detection, Chemical warfare agents. CBRNE military & civil, Nuclear Defense, C-IED, Chemical Officer, Medical countermeasures A non-partisan educational and training Summit designed as a Town Hall full spectrum view towards improving the efficiency and effectiveness of Chemical, Biological, Nuclear, and radiological systems and solutions. The forum is created to encourage a real, pragmatic level of discussion and debate amongst all in attendance. Our goal is to bring together leaders from across the Armed Services & Government Agencies, and the industry and academic leaders that can help them forge many of the solutions necessary to achieve their respective next steps. Actionable take aways for today, tomorrow, and the future will drive the discussions. Location: The Summit will be hosted at the Mary M. Gates Learning Center/United Way: 701 N. Fairfax St. Alexandria, VA * Rental fees will support the nonprofit United Way Foundation DSI Point of Contact: For general inquires related to the Symposium, please contact: Luis Hernandez, Senior Partner, Defense Strategies Institute lhernandez@dsigroup.org Office: Agenda Speaker session topics subject to edits

3 Tuesday, March 21, :00 8:50 Registration and Networking Breakfast (Café & Exhibit Area) 8:50-9:00 Welcome Presentation & Moderator Opening Remarks BG (Ret) JB Burton, Chief Strategist, Leidos DSI Advisory Board Member 2017 Symposium Moderator 9:00-9:40 **Opening Address** Acquisition Lifecycle Support for Cutting Edge CB Defense Research and Development - Developing technologies in the areas of CB detection, protection and decontamination - Spectral Analysis & Algorithm Development for CBRNE Detection - Growing the core competencies required to counter enduring and emerging chemical and biological threats Dr. Joseph L. Corriveau Director U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center (Confirmed) 9:40-10:20 DTRA Initiatives in the Protecting the Warfighter and Safeguarding the Homeland from Chemical, Biological and Nuclear Threats - Protecting the warfighter from chemical and biological threats - Safeguarding the homeland from CBRN Threats Rear Admiral Scott B. Jerabek Deputy Director Defense Threat Reduction Agency (Confirmed) 10:20 Networking Break & Exhibits 10:50-11:30 Increasing Homeland Security Preparedness Against CB Threats - Improving threat awareness, advanced surveillance, detection, and responsive countermeasures - Development and adoption of CBRNE equipment performance standards - How S&T works with urban area partners to develop, test and evaluate technological advancements Dr. John Fischer Director, Chemical and Biological Defense Division DHS S&T (Confirmed) 11:30-12:10 The Nature of the Evolving CBRNE Threat and Effects on CBRNE Industry - CBRNE Threat continues to evolve and expand - As threat evolves, Systems to counter CBRNE threats are evolving - What are the potential challenges and opportunities for industry? Dr. David Cullin Vice President Research, Development and Programs FLIR Systems (Confirmed) 12:10 1:10 Networking Lunch & Exhibits

4 1:10 1:50 Implementing Domestic Nuclear Detection Efforts for a Managed and Coordinated Response to Radiological and Nuclear Threats - Nuclear technologies mission areas - Improving capability to detect, identify and locate evasive and low yield testing - Key nuclear technologies strategic challenges Dr. Wayne Brasure Acting Director Domestic Nuclear Detection Office, DHS (Confirmed) 1:50-2:30 Supporting Civil Authorities in Response to CBRN/WMD Incidents - NGB in a Whole-of-Government CBRN Response Enterprise - Organizing WMD-CSTs on a short recall status to deploy anywhere in the U.S. and providing capabilities to civilian units Col (ret) Scott White Branch Chief, Homeland Response Force CBRNE Enhanced Response Force Operations Branch (Confirmed) 2:30 2:50 Networking Break & Exhibits 2:50 3:00 CBRN TechTalk Demonstration DECON 7 Systems 3:00 3:40 CBRN Medical Countermeasure Requirements Setting Process - Integrated capabilities for the medical and public health system in response to CBRN preparedness - Developing requirements for critical medical countermeasures against intentional threats -Use of Decision support tools David McClimans Chief, Medical Countermeasure Requirements Branch Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (Confirmed) 3:55 4:00 Moderator Closing Remarks 4:00 4:35 Networking & Exhibits 4:45 End of Day 1

5 Wednesday, March 22, :30 8:55 Registration and Networking Breakfast (Café & Exhibit Area) 8:55 9:00 Moderator Opening Remarks 9:00-9:40 JTF-CS and Domestic CBRN Response Update - Operational Partnerships that collectively manages, optimizes, speeds and unifies response & response support actions, decisions, as well as organization LOEs - Update on Response Options & Representative COAs COL Michael Houston Director of Operations, J-3 Joint Task Force Civil Support (Confirmed) 9:40-10:20 **JPEO-CBD Keynote** Managing Investments in CBRN Defense Equipment -Developing innovative S&T that is prepared to respond to the next chemical or biological threat from the perspective of JPEO-CBD -Warfighter protection on biological and nuclear threats -CBRN capabilities to support multiple national strategies Daniel J. McCormick Acting Deputy - Joint Program Executive Officer Chemical and Biological Defense (Confirmed) 10:20 10:40 Networking Break & Exhibits 10:40 10:50 CBRN TechTalk Demonstration First Line Technology 10:50-11:30 BioWatch Program Update: Next Steps in Aerosol Detection - Acquisition update on upgrade of BioWatch detection, analytical and IT technologies and opportunities for industry - Public health preparedness efforts in developing standardized methodologies for response Michael V. Walter, Ph.D. OHA Detection Branch Chief & BioWatch Program Manager Office of Health Affairs, DHS (Confirmed) 11:30-12:10 IMAAC as a Decision-making Support Capability in WMD/HazMat Releases -How IMAAC can assist state and local leaders in decision making during a hazardous release -Data to Decision: plume model collaboration for real time intelligence on release of any type of WMD, HazMat, and other airborne contaminate Erik S. Gaull Outreach Coordinator Interagency Modeling and Atmospheric Assessment Center (IMAAC) (Confirmed) 12:10 1:00 Networking Lunch

6 1:00 1:40 Driving Capabilities to Prevent, Protect Against, and Respond to Chemical and Biological Threats - OSD update on chemical and biological defense strategic plan - Threat reduction and arms control & proliferation of WMD and related materials through establishment of land and maritime surveillance systems COL Ronald F. Fizer Principal Director Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical and Biological Defense (Confirmed) 1:40-2:00 FEMA CBRN Incident Preparedness And Response Sean M. Crawford Acting Director DHS/FEMA CBRN Office (Confirmed) 2:00 2:40 Providing Scalable, Expeditionary, and Full Spectrum CBRN Experts, Training & Operations - DoD efforts to counter weapons of mass destruction, across the full spectrum of Unified Land Operations - Update on training and internationally recognized CBRN certification - Providing capabilities to conduct patient /mass casualty decontamination, emergency medical services, and casualty search and extraction 2:40 2:50 Moderator Closing Remarks 3:00 End of Symposium 2017 Platinum Sponsor: 2017 Exhibitors: Register Online At: Event Homepage: JointCBRN.dsigroup.org