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GLOBAL FORCE SYMPOSIUM and a Professional EXPOSITION Development Forum WIN in a COMPLEX WORLD 31 MARCH – 2 APRIL 2015 the Von Braun Center Huntsville, Alabama AUSA INSTITUTE OF LAND WARFARE GLOBAL FORCE SYMPOSIUM AND A Professional EXPOSITION Development Forum WIN IN A COMPLEX WORLD 31 MARCH – 2 APRIL 2015 The Von Braun Center Huntsville, Alabama EXHIBITOR CATALOG AND PROGRAM EXHIBITOR CATALOG AND PROGRAM SPONSOR Booth: 500 Freedom to Think Forward SECURING OUR NATION BY PROVIDING SOLDIERS TOMORROW'S TECHNOLOGY, TODAY. Leidos is delivering the next generation of Mission Command, Airborne ISR, Advanced Sensors, Training, Cybersecurity, and Logistics solutions to prepare our warfighters for an increasingly complex and dangerous world. Learn more at Booth #1515 leidos.com/globalforce ©Leidos. All rights reserved. 15-0386 TABLE OF CONTENTS • 1 Table of Contents Calendar of Events . 3 Message From the President . 4 Message From the Mayor of Huntsville . 5 Important Show Reminders . 7 Warrior Corner Schedule and Focus Forums . 8 Shuttle Schedule . 9 Agenda . 10 Sponsors . 13 Exhibitor Listing . 15 Exhibitor Descriptions . 17 Membership Application . 45 Notes . 47 Association of the United States Army • 2425 Wilson Blvd. • Arlington, VA 22201 Phone: 703-841-4300 • Fax: 703-243-2589 • www.ausa.org AUSA Institute of Land Warfare LANPAC 19-21 MAY 2015 SYMPOSIUM & EXPOSITION Sheraton Waikiki A Professional Development Forum Honolulu, HI Enhancing Capabilities of Land Forces: People, Partnerships, Products A world-class international event highlighting the role of land power in the Indo-Asia Pacific region. FREE REGISTRATION for active duty military and government personnel Be part of the discussion as Joint, Interagency and Multinational key leaders along with academia, industry and NGOs examine: • Info assurance and cyber activities in operations • Leveraging science and technology in maintaining readiness • Contingency preparedness before and during crisis • Communications interoperability in joint and combined operations ausameetings.org/lanpac For more information on exhibiting, contact Rand Meade [email protected] or 703-907-2678 2015 CALENDAR OF EVENTS • 3 Association of the United States Army 2015 Calendar of Events All dates and locations are tentative and subject to change March 10 AUSA ILW HOT TOPICS – Army Installation Management Crystal Gateway Marriott Arlington, Virginia March 31 – April 2 AUSA ILW Global Force Symposium & Exposition The Von Braun Center Huntsville, Alabama May 5 – 8 IDEF 2015 The United States Security & Defense Pavilion TUYAP Fair, Convention and Congress Center Buyukcekmece 34500 Istanbul, Turkey May 19 – 21 AUSA ILW LANPAC Symposium & Exposition Sheraton Waikiki Hotel Honolulu, Hawaii June 3 AUSA ILW HOT TOPICS – Army Sustainment Crystal Gateway Marriott Arlington, Virginia July 16 AUSA ILW HOT TOPICS – Army Networks Crystal Gateway Marriott Arlington, Virginia September 22 AUSA ILW HOT TOPICS – Army Medical Arlington, Virginia October 12 – 14 AUSA Annual Meeting & Exposition Walter E. Washington Convention Center Washington, D.C. November 10 AUSA ILW HOT TOPICS – Army Cyber Arlington, Virginia 4 • A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT The Association of the United States Army (AUSA) welcomes you to the 2015 AUSA ILW Global Force Symposium and Exposition: A Professional Development Forum. The 2015 AUSA ILW Global Force Symposium & Exposition, themed “Win in a Complex World,” will explore the capabilities outlined in the Army Operating Concept and how the force will transform from being reactive, to becoming adaptive and innovation-driving in pursuit of Force 2025 and beyond. Special guest presentations, coupled with panel discussions from our senior military and industry leaders, address critical points of acquisition, research and development and partnering between military and industry. For the Army this means restructuring military-industrial programs. The Army must take a hard look at its acquisition process, with an eye towards the future, in order to maintain a competitive overmatch against potential adversaries. This catalog contains a complete listing of all exhibiting organizations along with the current agenda. Thanks again to all of our sponsors for making this catalog possible. GORDON R. SULLIVAN General, USA Retired President & CEO Association of the US Army Association of the United States Army • 2425 Wilson Blvd. • Arlington, VA 22201 Phone: 703-841-4300 • Fax: 703-243-2589 • www.ausa.org WELCOME LETTER • 5 Tommy Battle Mayor WELCOME, AUSA GLOBAL FORCE SYMPOSIUM AND EXPOSITION As Mayor of Huntsville and on behalf of our citizens, it is an honor and pleasure to welcome the 2015 AUSA Global Force Symposium and Exposition organized by the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) March 31-April 2, 2015. The AUSA Global Force Symposium and Exposition brings together practically 200 exhibitors highlighting the latest state-of-the-art arms, equipment and developing technologies for today’s Army focusing on America’s Army – sustaining, training, and equipping for the future. A special acknowledgement goes to Michael Scanlan and staff for tirelessly coordinating this year’s symposium. Many hours were spent preparing and planning to make this a great success and our City benefits from those efforts. I thank you for choosing Huntsville as your host city and utilizing our Von Braun Center for this exciting exposition. While you are in our City, I hope you have an opportunity to enjoy the many sights and attractions Huntsville has to offer – among them are the U.S. Space and Rocket Center, the Huntsville Museum of Art, Early Works, the Botanical Garden and several other venues of interest. I would also like to invite you to visit Parkway Place Mall and the Bridge Street Town Centre to explore some of our best shopping and dining options. For those of you who traveled long distances, I hope your visit is a pleasant one. Again, thank you for the outstanding service you provide! You are always welcome in Huntsville! Sincerely, Tommy Battle Mayor The Star of Alabama P.O. Box 308 ∙ Huntsville, AL 35804-0308 ∙ Phone 256-427-5000 ∙ FAX 256-427-5257 www.huntsvilleal.gov ORGANIZED BY THE ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY IDEF 2015 5-8 May 2015 n Istanbul, Turkey For exhibit space sales, contact Michael Cerami at 703-907-2413 or [email protected] For sponsorship opportunities, contact Gaye Hudson at 703-907-2401 or [email protected] ® www.ausameetings.org/idef IMPORTANT SHOW REMINDERS • 7 Registration Hours AUSA Redstone-Huntsville Chapter Rocket City Bash Registration is located near the entrance to Wednesday, 1 April | 1800 – 2100 South Hall of the Von Braun Center. U.S. Space and Rocket Center – Davidson Center/Saturn V Hall • Monday, 30 March: 1300 – 1700 Join fellow attendees for a reception under a Saturn V rocket! This • Tuesday, 31 March: 0700 – 1830 casual event is a great place to network with other attendees while • Wednesday, 1 April: 0700 – 1700 enjoying southern hospitality, food and entertainment. • Thursday, 2 April: 0700 – 1300 Contacts/Registration: Exhibit Hall Hours MARK CURRAN JULIA HOLLER Exhibits located in South and East Halls of the AUSA Redstone-Huntsville AUSA Redstone-Huntsville Von Braun Center. 256-704-9680 256-704-9681 [email protected] [email protected] • Tuesday, 31 March: 1000 – 1830 • Wednesday, 1 April: 1000 – 1700 Warriors to the Workforce Hiring Event • Thursday, 2 April: 1000 – 1300 The Von Braun Center | North Hall 3 Wednesday, 1 April from 0900 - 1600 Opening Night Reception There will be an Opening Night Reception AUSA has partnered with the American Freedom Foundation to support located in the South and East Halls of the Von a hiring event for veterans. Presented in association with Still Serving Braun Center. Veterans, this one-of-a-kind event is part of the American Freedom Foundation’s nationwide initiative to help veterans find jobs. The event • Tuesday, 31 March: 1730 – 1830 brings together major companies from throughout the country to profile their services and provide employment opportunities for our AUSA Membership Booth 1100 veterans. Participating veterans have the chance to talk with employers, Make the most of your membership with submit qualifications and even take part in job interviews on the spot. AUSA. We will have information about Attendance is free and open to veterans, military service members and joining AUSA, our Chapters and the latest on military spouses. AUSA initiatives and member services. Stop by and ask for Millie Hurlbut, CAE, Director, For more information please stop by North Hall 3 or contact: AUSA Marketing. TED HACKER Co-founder, President & COO American Freedom Foundation, Inc. Warriors Corner/Focus Forums Phone: (615) 330-9394 (mobile) U.S. Army Exhibit Booth 1012 Email: [email protected] Stop by the U.S. Army exhibit to hear Defense Acquisition University Presentations presentations from key leaders on a variety The Von Braun Center | Salon 3 of topics including Army technology, Monday, 30 March from 1200 -1700 innovation and the defense industrial base. Representatives from the Defense Acquisition University will present There will be presentations during the on a variety of topics including Cost Benefit Analysis, Cybersecurity following times: Challenges for DoD Programs and Product Support Strategy • Tuesday, 31 March: 1015 – 1500 Development. The presentations are open to all conference participants. • Wednesday, 1 April: 1015 – 1500 Seating is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. The • Thursday, 2 April: 1015 – 1130 complete schedule is included in the agenda contained in this catalog. 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