THE 14TH ANNUAL NUCLEAR DETERRENCE SUMMIT!
The Summit brings together industry experts involved in the field of nuclear deterrence to discuss the management of the nuclear complex, the security of the stockpile, arms control negotiations, and strategic policy.
Attend
Gather information through conference sessions, such as deterrence outlook, modernization strategy, updates from the National Nuclear Security Agency labs, Congressional initiatives and more!
Sponsor
Become a sponsor at the Nuclear Deterrence Summit to network and connect with major players in the nuclear deterrence industry.
Exhibit
Reach more than 400 industry professionals over 3 days of the conference, with time built in for attendees to visit the exhibits.
Speakers:
G. “Drew” Fuller, Chief Procurement Officer, Los Alamos National Laboratory
David Dietz, Director, Integrated Supply Chain, Sandia National Laboratories
Wendy Baca, Senior Weapons Engineer, TechSource Inc.
Bryan Caccavale, Vice President, Material, Manufacturing Plant Operations, Huntington Ingalls Industries/ Newport News Shipbuilding
Pre-Conference Workshop
WORKSHOP: Strategies and Innovative Actions to Drive Nuclear Modernization Mission Success
Nuclear modernization is on a scale and ambitious timetable that has not been seen in decades. The sheer scope of the project presents an expansive range of challenges that each by themselves threaten to derail mission success including: War Reserve Supply Chain Surety; Warehousing; Contracting; and Workforce Planning, Scalability, and Knowledge Transfer. Speakers will discuss operational barriers, mitigative strategies, and innovative actions to address challenges, drive down risk, and drive mission success.
*The pre-conference workshop is an add-on to your full conference registration of $149.
2022 Speakers
Industry and government experts will inspire, present updates, and discuss business opportunities that you will be able to act on.
2022 will include speakers from the NNSA, the U.S. House of Representatives, the U.S. Senate, National Laboratories, the U.S. Department of Energy, the U.S. Department of Defense, contractors, and more.
2022 Sponsors
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