AMERICAN AEROSPACE & DEFENSE SUMMIT 2019
DECEMBER 11–12, 2019
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PROGRAM
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REGISTRATION AND NETWORKING BREAKFAST
CHAIR’S WELCOME ADDRESS
CHRIS KMETZ
VP, Engineering, Module Centers
KEYNOTE UNDERSTANDING HOW GEOPOLITICAL CHANGES IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE AGREEMENTS ARE DISRUPTING THE GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN
• How might brewing transatlantic and transpacific trade tensions impact America's multi-billion dollar aerospace and defense trade surplus?
• Identifying and quantifying the long term impact that import tariffs on aluminum and steel will have on manufacturing costs
• How nurturing long-term, stable partnerships can help OEMs and suppliers mitigate the impact of disrupted supply chains and delayed deliveries caused by
retaliatory tariffs
PLENARY LEADING DEVELOPMENT AND DEPLOYMENT OF AN INTEGRATED ENGINEERING STRATEGY FOR PRATT & WHITNEY
• Developing and implementing future growth strategies driven by technical and competitive discriminators
• Taking a look at our engineering module centers and partnering with operations leadership to provide engineering production support
• Creating a vision for culture and shift processes and systemic problem solving within engineering and on the shop floor
• Building a group-wide engineering functional excellence and drive value streams from design to the customer
7:00 a.m.—8:00 a.m.
8:00 a.m.—8:10 a.m.
8:10 a.m.—8:45 a.m.
8:45 a.m.—9:20 a.m.
PROGRAM DAY ONE
DAVID BARNHART
Director, USC Space Engineering
JOIN US FOR THE PRE-EVENT HAPPY HOUR ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10 FROM 6:00 PM—7:00 PM
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10:00 a.m.—11:40 a.m.
GERRY JANICKI
VP, Strategy
PRE-ARRANGED 1-2-1 NETWORKING AND REFRESHMENTS
11:45 a.m.—12:20 p.m.
MANUFACTURING DRIVING AEROSPACE IMPROVEMENT
INITIATIVES TO YIELD POSITIVE
BUSINESS RESULTS
• Investing in a global operating
model and driving sites and
businesses to leverage common
policies and procedures
• Establishing baseline measures of
maturity across operations,
program management and supply
chain functions
• Identifying gaps in maturity and
developing robust improvement
plans across the business
• Defining the governance model to
sustain performance
improvements
• Established a timeline and
framework for rolling out
improvement plans across 6 North
American GKN sites
• Defining key performance metrics
across the business and creating
common language and
expectations around maturity
• The importance of people and
culture in driving significant
change across the business
QUALITY LEVERAGING QUALITY METRICS TO
DEVELOP TOTAL SUPPLIER QUALITY
MANAGEMENT
• Optimizing requirements for
customers and systems assurance
• Verifiable process controls:
Reading the tea leaves to predict
the future
• Performance analytics: Aligning
relationships across the value
stream
• Having an enterprise mindset
geared toward quality
management and continuous
improvement
• Addressing and discussing
institutional Six Sigma and its
effects to develop total supplier
quality management
TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING DEVELOPING A SECURITY PROGRAM
TO PROTECT CLASSIFIED
INFORMATION
• How to implement new physical
and personnel security measures
• Building a tight integration
between IT and operational
technologies (OT)
• Quick adoption for the new
cybersecurity paradigm
• Upgrading traditional system
development processes to
DevSecOps procedures
SUPPLY CHAIN STRATEGY IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN:
STRATEGIC RISK MANAGEMENT FROM
CAPACITY TO PROCUREMENT
• How does supply chain strategy fit
within your company’s overall
business strategy?
• Understanding and assessing risk
in the supply chain
• Developing a strategy to address
key risks in the supply chain
• The value of improving quality and
supply continuity by leveraging
procurement and global sourcing
ALLEN VYCE
VP, Program Management
SALIM SEMSSAR
Head, Quality and GM, Global Quali-
ty Operations
CINDY HOOVER
VP and Chief Engineer, Operations
9:20 a.m.—9:55 a.m.
PLENARY CLOUD ADOPTION FOR THE AEROSPACE AND DEFENSE SECTOR
• Delving into the trend toward digital transformation promises
• Future outlook: How the next several years will see defense organizations increasingly challenged to determine how to best implement streamlined cloud
solutions
• Understanding the pivotal role these technologies play in driving mission and how A&D contractors can help them get there
• Addressing the growing role of cloud in government
• How A&D contractors can help the defense community to make a streamlined transition to the cloud
SPEAKER TBA
Salesforce
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1:05 p.m.—2:05 p.m.
ADDRESSING CAPA WORKFLOWS TO CREATE A
CYCLE OF CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT
HOW TO STOP COUNTERFEIT PARTS AND
HARDWARE TROJANS FROM INFILTRATING YOUR
PIPELINE
TRACKING AND ELIMINATING SUPPLY CHAIN
CYBERSECURITY THREATS
LUNCH & LEARN ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS
DISCUSSING THE FUTURE OF SAFE UNMANNED
AIRCRAFT
12:25 p.m.—1:00 p.m.
EDWARD HOFFMAN
President
WORKSHOP AN IMPORTANT STEP FOR
OPERATIONS, A GIANT LEAP FOR
DIGITAL MANUFACTURING
• Discussing the Manufacturing
Execution Systems (MES) as a
foundational enabler for Industry
4.0 digital transformation
• How MES is central to the digital
transformation strategy by
providing:
Intelligent insights
Production-centric data
context and
governance
Procedural
standardization and
control
Response action to
issues
Connection and a
digital thread between
engineering and
business systems
• How augmented reality, artificial
intelligence, cloud and edge
computing, mobile and auto-ID
are being integrated into MOM
solutions
WORKSHOP SMART DESIGN AND MARKET
LEADERSHIP: POWERING THE OEM/
ODM RELATIONSHIP
• How and when to capitalize on
ODM resources for a competitive-
edge with embedded computing
• A simple road map for how to get
more out of your industrial PC
supplier
• Why OEMs requiring embedded
computing systems with
components off the shelf (COTS)
should be leaning on their partner
relationship for in-house
capabilities
• Discussing how
engineering product success can
start early in the design process
WORKSHOP MAKING SURE YOUR SHOP FLOOR IS
ALWAYS WORKING ON THE REAL
PRIORITIES
• A look at how performance
demands for manufacturers have
increased
• Why best-in-class companies
recognize the value of cloud-based
real-time shop floor control
• How to ensure order priorities are
aligned
WORKSHOP HOW TO IMPROVE FLOW
AND REMOVE PROCESS WASTE FROM
BUSINESS PROCESSES AND PRACTICES
• Building predictable outputs and
performance
• Making certain that product
quality meets industry standards
and ensures repeatable results
• Synchronizing flow with your
customers build a culture of
continuous improvement
SPEAKER TBA
BECKY KELDERMAN
Director, World-Wide
Industry Solutions
SPEAKER TBA
ALEXANDER HARMSEN
CEO and Co-Founder
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2:50 p.m.—4:10 p.m.
2:10 p.m.—2:45 p.m.
MANUFACTURING AEROSPACE ADVANCEMENTS: HOW AI
AND AUGMENTED REALITY (AR)
INCREASES MANUFACTURING
OPERATIONS AND EFFICIENCY
• Embracing additive manufacturing
beyond prototyping
• Testing and prototyping with a
cost-effective trial-and-error
approach that evades lengthy
delays for analysis and simulation
• Producing jigs, fixtures, aids,
gauges and other tools that make
production more efficient while
minimizing expenses and delays
• How 3D print surrogate parts aid
the production assembly process
QUALITY FOSTERING A CULTURE OF QUALITY
TO DEVELOP STRATEGIC SUPPLIER
PARTNERSHIPS AND PERFORMANCE
• Navigating effective engagement
models and process
improvements to enhance
supplier quality
• Discussing the importance of a
quality culture in driving
performance excellence, customer
satisfaction, and employee
engagement
• What evolving quality skill sets are
needed to drive quality
excellence?
• Maintaining compliance and
driving quality in an ever-changing
environment
TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING BRINGING TOGETHER ENGINEERING
TEAMS TO ACCELERATE
DEVELOPMENT FOR UAVS
• Establishing new research and
development facilities to focus on
designing, building and flying
autonomous aircraft
• Developing and enabling
technologies for autonomy
• How to create a collaborative
space where engineers, students
and researchers can work
together
• Future outlook:
Creating technologies that will
define the next-century of air
mobility
SUPPLY CHAIN SUPPLY CHAIN RESEARCH AND
ANALYSIS: ILLUMINATING RISKS IN
COMPLEX SYSTEMS
• Framing the strategic challenge
posed by the interconnected,
multi tiered supply chains of
mission projects managed by the
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
• Discussing conditions and risks
which can disrupt or threaten the
availability, production and
delivery of products and services
for complex space systems
• Utilizing a holistic analytical
framework, business intelligence
techniques, an integrated
information system platform and
analytics to produce insight into
suppliers / supply chains and
associated risks
• Advancing supply chain risk
management capabilities to
support the successful
performance of space missions
KAY SEARS
VP and GM, Military Space
SHEA FERRING
VP, Mission Assurance
PRE-ARRANGED 1-2-1 NETWORKING AND HAPPY HOUR
JONATHAN ROOT
Program Manager, Assurance Sys-
tems Division, Safety and Mission
Assurance Directorate
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4:55 p.m.—5:30 p.m.
4:15 p.m.—4:50 p.m.
DANIEL J. WIEGANDT
AIA LEED AP, Engineering Principal,
Aerospace and Defense
WORKSHOP HOW TO PLAN AND EXECUTE AN
OPERATIONAL START-UP PLAN
• Providing customers with a fully
qualified supplier to support their
requirements
• Developing ongoing workforce
development
• Exploring the integration of new
business opportunities
WORKSHOP LEVERAGING DATA SCIENCE AND
INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGY EASILY
INTO EXISTING SYSTEMS
• Utilizing and implementing
business cloud software for the
aerospace & defense industry
• Getting the speed and agility you
need to bid for new products
• Implementing a secure
infrastructure that's built for the
most demanding needs in
commercial aviation and defense
manufacturing
• Discussing the Air21 process and
the future of technology and cloud
integration for aerospace &
defense
WORKSHOP IMPROVING THE ECONOMICS OF
SAFETY-CRITICAL ENGINEERED
SOLUTIONS USING AGILE AND LEAN
PRACTICES
• Presenting the economic view of
the value of agile and lean
practices
• Equipping leaders with a
perspective to evaluate
opportunities for change in ways
of working
• Focus on complex systems
engineering and regulated
solutions
• Examining real-world examples of
improved value delivery
WORKSHOP LEAN MANUFACTURING AND
PLANNING STRATEGIES FOR
AEROSPACE
• Lean strategies that focus on the
early planning and design
processes
• Examining environmental and
functional requirements
• The importance of risk points and
mitigation measures
SPEAKER TBA
EDWARD CARSON
Director, Business Development
and Contracts
CINDY VANEPPS
Senior Technical Consultant
PLENARY LEADING DYNAMIC SYSTEMS AND RAW MATERIAL PROCUREMENT IN STRATEGIC PROCUREMENT
• Defining short, medium and long-term strategies
• Developing a culture of collaboration with all key stakeholders to deliver the best value to customers and the company
• Rationalizing your supplier base and selection processes
ROD SKOTTY
President, Maritime Helicopter Support Company
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CHAIR’S CLOSING REMARKS
NETWORKING DRINKS RECEPTION
PANEL FINDING, KEEPING AND GROWING FUTURE LEADERS AND PROCESSES IN AEROSPACE AND DEFENSE
• How does your organization train and empower the next generation of leaders in the aerospace and defense industry?
• Discussing new technologies and collaborative business models to achieve greater speed to market and increased operational performance
• Utilizing people, processes and technologies to enable better decision-making
• Case study: Discussing the value of aerospace cybersecurity and how to train the next generation of leaders in the industry
SPEAKER TBA
5:30 p.m.—6:05 p.m.
SPONSORED BY:
5:50 pm—5:55 pm
5:55 pm—6:55 pm
DAVID BARNHART
Director, USC Space Engineering
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KEYNOTE MAXIMIZING PRODUCTION TO MEET THE GROWING DEMAND FOR COMMERCIAL AND MILITARY AIRCRAFT
• Identifying the risks and challenges that aerospace suppliers face as OEMs increase production to never before seen levels
• Understanding the working relationship between suppliers and OEMs - how can these parties work together to overcome the hurdles of increased production
rates through strengthening the supply chain, effective program management, and the use of advanced technologies to enhance productivity and efficiency?
• Addressing the rising demand for both commercial and military aircraft
• Creating an environment conducive for new entrants into the market from outside of North America and Europe
PROGRAM DAY TWO
NETWORKING BREAKFAST WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP ROUNDTABLE
Enjoy breakfast refreshments and informal networking in the Exhibition Hall. We also invite our attendees to network at a Women in Leadership Roundtable with a
discussion from inspirational leaders in the aerospace and defense industry. Seating is limited, so please sign up early.
7:00 am—8:00 am
JOHNNA GERKEN
Deputy Global Transitions Manager
BRENDA BOORDA
VP, Mission Assurance
DARLENE SMITH
VP and GM, Air Vehicles
KAREN QUIMBY
Senior Director, Supply Chain
CHAIR’S OPENING REMARKS
8:05 am—8:15 am
8:15 am—8:50 am
DIANNE HOWELLS
VP, Aviation Systems
PAISLEY MATTHEWS
Director, Manufacturing, Supply
Chain and Quality, Autonomous
Systems and Phantom Works,
Boeing Defense,
Space and Security
BREAKFAST BRIEFS
SPEAKER TBA
ADVANCING INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGIES
THROUGH WORLD-CLASS ENGINEERING
JIM MCCLELLAND
Chief Technology Innovation Officer
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10:05 am—11:05 am
PRE-ARRANGED 1-2-1 NETWORKING AND REFRESHMENTS
PLENARY A WAY FORWARD FOR AEROSPACE: STRATEGIC PLANNING AND DECISION-MAKING PROCESSES
• Assessing the industry, competitor and customer trends
• Creating well-defined criteria for achieving success, starting with understanding shareholder value creation expectations and what drives intrinsic value
• A disciplined approach to managing capital investments as a portfolio of options based on returns
• An understanding of value creation patterns linked to specific assets and core capabilities that provide competitive advantage
DR. ALEXANDER EKSIR
VP, Supplier Quality
9:25 am—10:00 am
PLENARY BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN INDUSTRY AND THE DCMA: HOW TO SUPPORT AEROSPACE AND DEFENSE INNOVATION
• Improving collaboration of staff internally and externally
• Process improvements and outlining the keys to success
• Special programs and initiatives to address critical and unmet needs
• Ensuring prime contractor performance throughout the contract lifecycle
COLONEL CHRISTOPHER OTSBY
Commander
8:50 am—9:25 am
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11:10 am—11:45 am
JEFF MCLEAN
Director
WORKSHOP GETTING READY FOR INDUSTRY 4:0:
AN ACTIVE GUIDE TO PLANT
MODERNIZATION
• How to prioritize the most
important upgrades, giving you an
introduction to a number of
automation technologies and
crucial considerations
• How modernizing your plant
prepares your operations for the
future
• Creating a realistic automation
roadmap that ensures efficiency
and sustainability on your terms
WORKSHOP DEVELOPING NEW AND ENGAGING
MODELS WITH CUSTOMERS AND
SUPPLIERS
• Encouraging transparency and
developing true supply chain
excellence
• A thorough analysis of buying,
looking at trends and forecasting
• Understanding the tipping point
and being honest about true
success and failure
WORKSHOP DRONE TRACKING SYSTEMS AND THE
NEW PRODUCTS IN THE AEROSPACE
EVOLUTION
• How to leverage technology can
gain process reliability by
understanding your operations,
processes, threats and
opportunities
• Determining your future needs
and which technological
investment works for your
organization
• Case study: A look at a new
generation system that was
specifically formulated to meet
and exceed the requirements of
Aerospace Material Specification
WORKSHOP DIGITIZE TO THRIVE: BRILLIANT
MANUFACTURING AND QUALITY AS A
BETTER WAY FORWARD
• Manufacturing quality products to
ensure customer satisfaction and
higher profitability
• Linking hands-on quality
engineering, manufacturing,
supply chain, distribution and
services into a truly scalable
system
• Examining the metrics when
planning factory optimization
• Maximizing plant floor efficiency
with best techniques
synchronizing plant floor
production
• Putting the power in the hands of
your decision maker and
observing real-time data in error-
proofing
SPEAKER TBA
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12:30 pm—1:30 pm
LUNCH & LEARN ROUND-TABLE DISCUSSIONS
PUTTING THE COST OF RECEVING SECTION
BACK TO THE SOURCE AND DEVELOP WITH
DELEGATION
IMPROVING YOUR OEE WITH INFORMATION,
DECISION AND ACTION FOR PRODUCTIVE
MAINTENANCE
HOW TO EVADE ENGINEERING FAILURES
HOW AUTOMATION WILL HELP POWER THE
FUTURE OF AEROSPACE MANUFACTURING
JASON ANDERSON
Field Engineering Director
JEFF MCLEAN
Director
SAMUEL IBRAHIM JR.
President
EXTENDING AEROSPACE AND DEFENSE
INNOVATION VIA THE CLOUD
NEW APPROACHES TO MANAGING TECHNICAL
KNOWLEDGE
SPEAKER TBA
SPEAKER TBA
SPEAKER TBA
MANUFACTURING AEROSPACE & DEFENSE 4.0: HOW
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IS
REVOLUTIONIZING MANUFACTURING
PROCESSES
• An overview of the business
outlook for 2019-2020
• Strategic focus and priorities for all
commercial aircraft engine
manufacturers
• Analysis of driving and restraining
forces and their overall dynamics
• Examining demand forecasts and
growth for engines
QUALITY QUALITY CONTROL IN GLOBAL
AEROSPACE AND DEFENSE
PRODUCTION
• Examining continuing demand for
quality control and certification
• Assessing increasingly complex
global supply chains and
competition and increasing
demand for shorter production
cycles
• Strategies to increase quality
through continuous
improvements
• Preventing and respond quickly to
recalls
• How to ensure certification
compliance
11:50 am—12:25 pm
SUPPLY CHAIN MITIGATING SUPPLY DISRUPTION
AND ADDRESSING BACKLOG WITHIN
THE INDUSTRY
• Discussing collaboration strategies
within the supply chain
• Leveraging maximum possible
advantages of the existing supplier
base and controlling costs
• Addressing backlog within the
industry and strategies for
implementing tangible change
• How collaboration throughout all
aspects of the supply chain can
increase quality and efficiency at
the end of the day
TRAVIS SPRUILL
Director, Global Sourcing
and Strategy
TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING HONING YOUR LEADERSHIP SKILLS
AND BUILDING THE ENGINEERING
ENVIRONMENT YOU ENVISION
• Discussing ways in which we can
accelerate the maturity of an
engineering lifecycle
• How to identify, coach and mentor
key talent to assume increased
engineering responsibilities
• How to create a vision for a culture
focused on engineering and agility
RANDY ROBERTSON
VP, Next Gen Avionics
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MANUFACTURING MANUFACTURING MANAGEMENT
STRATEGY: RISK-SHARING
PARTNERSHIPS
• The strategy: Engaging in
collaborative agreements by a risk
-and-revenue-sharing
arrangement between the OEMs
and its suppliers
• What partnerships provide:
• Gives OEMs the opportunity to
distribute risk across the
organization and reduce cost
• Allows tier 1 or tier 2 companies to
have a broader portfolio of
contracts and gain a share in the
revenue
• Maintains technical rights over
supplies and allows the
incorporation of newly developed
technologies
QUALITY HOW TO ACHIEVE END-TO-END
PROCESS IMPROVEMENT AND
CONTROL
• How to protect the customer from
any impact caused by escapes,
defects, delays, and interruptions
• Embedding a zero defect plan
within your organization
• Why removing sources of
variation and the placement
of a control system will allow
continuous improvement
SUPPLY CHAIN BLOCKCHAIN IN AEROSPACE AND
DEFENSE: A CASE FOR A GLOBALLY
ACCESSIBLE, SECURE DIGITAL PARTS
PLATFORM
• How digitized operations, shared
and accessible through ecosystem
partners are able to power new
and innovative business processes
and models
• A case for blockchain: Reducing
the burden of paper leading to
digital traceability
• Why blockchain increases
efficiency and quality of
operational execution
2:15 pm—2:50 pm
1:35 pm—2:10 pm
WORKSHOP THE NEXT ERA: HOW TO
OUTPERFORM IN AN ENVIRONMENT
OF INNOVATION
• An overview of the past eras of
aerospace and defense
• Why systematic strategy choices
matter
• Business models make a
difference and executing the
chosen strategy
• Case study: Why is business model
coherence important?
WORKSHOP HOW TO FORMALIZE THE USE OF
MODELS FOR DATA-DRIVEN
DECISIONS
• How incorporating technical
innovation can improve
engineering
• Transforming your culture and
workforce to adopt and support
digital engineering
• How to provide a secure
infrastructure for collaboration
WORKSHOP DEFINING THE TYPES OF MARKETS
AND HOW THEY DICTATE BUSINESS
MODELS
• Bespoke development: Products
or services that are developed by
customer request and built to
their exact requirements
• At-rate product line: How
this market requires low-cost
structure and delivery schedule
stability
• Global scale and scope: A look at
high volume production and
delivery on a global basis
WORKSHOP DISRUPTIVE FACTORS: THE NATURE
OF THE A&D LANDSCAPE
• The democratization of
technology/speed of innovation
• Business ecosystems and
globalization
• The role of organization and
human capital
• Adjusting expectations for
program performance and
competitiveness
TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING MEETING CUSTOMER DEMANDS: THE
ADVANTAGES OF 3-D COMPONENTS
• Creating parts that are stronger
and lighter than parts made using
traditional manufacturing
• Design communication: Accurate
models allow design intention to
be clearly communicated and
showcase the overall form of a
concept
• Validation stage: Allows for full
testing and validation of prototype
performance
• Production: 3D printing is a viable
option for many medium-sized
production runs, particularly for
high-end interior build-outs
• Customization: Parts can be
tailored to a specific aircraft,
provide part consolidation and
topology optimization for custom
aerospace components
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FIRESIDE CHAT IMPROVING OPERATIONS, STRENGTHENING YOUR WORKFORCE, AND GROWING YOUR BUSINESS
• Developing, testing, and incubating new technologies across a wide spectrum of innovation infrastructures
• Discussing how to educate and train current aerospace professionals, so that they are able to develop the next generation aviation system and pioneer the
frontiers of space
• Case study: A look at a new generation system that was specifically formulated to meet and exceed the requirements of Aerospace Material Specification
3:00 pm—3:35 pm
PANEL DISCUSSION TALENT ACQUISITION AND RETENTION: ADDRESSING THE AEROSPACE SKILLS GAP
• Supporting your teams with clear leadership, vision, and training
• Overcoming the skills gap and getting creative in recruitment and training
• Developing a pipeline of diverse talent and leading teams to maintain progress made
• Techniques for creating a culture of collaboration and innovation
• Attracting the next generation through additive manufacturing, machine learning, blockchain and smart automation
3:40 pm—4:15 pm
CHAIR’S CONCLUDING REMARKS AND DELEGATE SURVEY PRIZE DRAW
4:20 pm—4:30 pm
ROSS GARELICK
Executive Director
JUSTIN SIEBERT
Director, North America Region
Operations
DAVID BARNHART
Director
COLONEL SHAWN MCCAMISH
Commander
