On Wednesday, March 24th!
**Membership is not required to attend this event***
The Quest for a Defense Innovation Ecosystem in Texas
With Anthony A. (Tony) Cucolo III, Major General, US Army, Retired
Speaker Bio:
Bio for Tony Cucolo
Abstract:
The Quest for a Defense Innovation Ecosystem in Texas
The National Security Innovation Council of Texas is a public-private consortium whose sole purpose is to strengthen the defense of the nation by focusing on solving difficult national security problems at rapid speed. Additionally, NSIC takes an honest broker, “whole-of-state” approach to bringing more national security investment and research dollars into the State of Texas. This is about creating speed in problem solving, increasing the level of government support to innovation, and allowing Texas-based companies and institutions access to more opportunities collectively than they could individually. NSIC is taking an ambitious and holistic approach in creating an operational model that sustains shared understanding of national security problems, constantly renews awareness of Texas-based entities who can solve those problems, and effectively guides activities to connect the two and enable solutions.
Teleconference Info **Please note this info has been updated this month**:
Dial: +1 346 248 7799 (US Toll)
Meeting ID: 584 375 4611
Passcode: 45932396
Video: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/5843754611?pwd=eDgxbmRISWZLd1BxV2ZlcDJoY2Npdz09
(Join from PC, Mac, Linux, iOS or Android)
Physical Location:
This month’s meeting will be hosted virtually only.
Time:
6:00 PM Networking starts
6:30 PM Meeting starts
7:30 PM Meeting ends; additional networking until 8 PM
RSVP as Soon as you can, here!
Event is Free to the Public. Please RSVP as soon as you can!
RSVP on EventBrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/march-chapter-meeting-tickets-145103958847
Questions?: Mike Dietz and Jared Asplundh at mpdietz@hotmail.com; jared.asplundh@gmail.com
In Austin: Reach out to John Thane and Patricia Baumhart jmthane@msn.com; pbaumhart@gmail.com for location details.
*While Zoom has been in the news lately, we’ve determined after review that Zoom security features are sufficient for our level of conversation. There will be no FOUO or sensitive topics. Everything we’ll be discussing is already in the public space.