The AFCEA Pacific Northwest Chapter (PNW) invites you to join us as a sponsor, exhibitor, or attendee at the 2nd Annual Enabling Distributed C2 Symposium set take place at the American Lake Conference Center - JBLM North on Wednesday, January 31 & Thursday, February 1, 2024. 

 

 The primary objective of this event is to enhance the knowledge of cyber, IT, and communication professionals serving in the Pacific Theater. This will focus on topics related to distributed command and control, as well as the challenges associated with contested logistics. The goal of the C2 Symposium is to help leaders make informed decisions driven by the latest advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, cybersecurity, data management, information technology (IT), intelligence, and networking.

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Visit the Enabling Distributed C2 Symposium official website for updates www.afceapncevent.org 

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Network with JBLM Pacific Forces Senior Leaders, Key personnel from the Army and Air Force, as well as  Washington Army National Guard, Washington State Guard, and Washington Air National Guard personnel from nearby Camp Murray. Over 400 attendees participated in the 2023 event.  

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Sample of Attendee Titles & Job Titles: Commander, Commanding Officer, Deputy Commanding Officer, I Corps Assistant Chief of Staff G6, Chief of Cybersecurity, Director, I Corps G6 Mission Support, Director - JBLM Network Enterprise Center (NEC), Director of Innovation, CIO Navy Region NW, CIO, CIO/G6, Deputy CIO, Operations Chief, Plans Chief, OIC Cyber, Joint Cyber C2 Integration Chief, Brigade Engagements Officer, Senior Command Representative (SCR), G6 Staff Officer, Cyber Operations, Division Network Engineer, Program Manager, OIC Cyber Integrations, Cyberspace Plans Manager, IT Specialist. 

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Sample of Commands and Units that Attended: I Corps G6, JBLM Network Enterprise Center (NEC), 7th Infantry Division G6, 22d Corps Signal Brigade, 51 ESB, Madigan Army Medical Center, 62 Air Wing, 627th Communications Squadron, Western Air Defense Sector (WADS), 3d Radio Bn (USMC),  NAVFAC NW, US Army Japan, National Guard, Washington Air National Guard, 262 Cyberspace Operations Squadron, Washington Military Department.

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Sponsor | Exhibit 

 

Showcase your products and services at this event. Network, demonstrate, and learn about what is happening at JBLM in C2, cyber, and IT. Nothing compares to being face-to-face with existing, or potential customers 

 

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Speaking Opportunities are Available for Sponsors

 

Share your knowledge and expertise with our audience. Speaking sessions are limited. Submit to speak today. When you submit make sure to include the following information: 

 

• Speaker Name/Title 

• Company Name

• Session Title 

• Brief Description of Session (500 words or less)

• You must be a Sponsor to speak. 

• Technical and educational briefs only. All Artificial Intelligence (AI), Cloud, Contested Logistics, Cybersecurity, Data, Distributed Command and Control, Intelligence, and Information Technology (IT) topics will be considered. 

• To Submit your Speaking Proposal click here. 

• Only 4 speaker slots are still available as of 12.28.23

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About JBLM

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Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM) became one of 12 joint bases across the Department of Defense in 2010 when Fort Lewis and McChord Air Force Base merged.  Joint Base Lewis-McChord is a strategically-vital, joint force power projection platform. The installation hosts I Corps, 7th Infantry Division, the Network Enterprise Center (NEC), Madigan Army Hospital, 62nd and 446th Airlift Wings, Western Air Defense Sector, and more. Joint Base Lewis-McChord supports more than 40,000 service members, including active duty, National Guard and reserve members, approximately 14,000 full-time civilian employees — including Department of Defense contractors and other civilian employees. 

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About AFCEA PNW

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AFCEA PNW membership includes industry and military personnel from Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue, Everett, Joint Base Lewis McChord, Bremerton Navy Shipyards, Bangor Naval Submarine Base, Whidbey Island Naval Station, and the surrounding cities. Additional goal is developing security focus in the areas of cargo and transportation security, bio-security, and cyber security

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