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Reagan National Defense Forum Peace Through Strength: Deterring Aggression and Defending Freedom REAGAN NATIONAL DEFENSE FORUM PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH: DETERRING AGGRESSION AND DEFENDING FREEDOM DECEMBER 6-7, 2019 THE RONALD REAGAN PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY · SIMI VALLEY, CALIFORNIA Confirmed Speakers and Distinguished Guests Subject to change The Honorable Mark T. Esper The Honorable Robert Cardillo Mr. Jerry DeMuro Representative Ruben Gallego Mr. Fred Hiatt Ms. Courtney Kube His Excellency Ashok Kumar Mirpuri The Honorable Leon E. Panetta Dr. Nadia Schadlow Mr. Peter Thiel Mr. Marcus Weisgerber Distinguished Fellow, Georgetown Center for Security and Emerging Technology CEO, BAE Systems, Inc. Arizona, 7th District Editorial Page Editor, The Washington Post National Security and Pentagon Corresponent, NBC News Ambassador of Singapore to the United States Chair, The Panetta Institute for Public Policy Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute Partner, Founders Fund Global Business Editor, Defense One U.S. Secretary of Defense Former Director, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Former U.S. Secretary of Defense Former U.S. Deputy National Security Advisor for Strategy Co-Founder and Chair, Palantir Technologies Lieutenant General David A. Deptula, USAF, Ret. Representative John Garamendi Dr. Kathleen Hicks Mr. Andrew J. Littlefair Senator Jerry Moran Representative Brad Wenstrup The Honorable Robert C. O'Brien Ms. Leanne Caret Dean, Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies California, 3rd District Former Principal Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Policy Board Member, The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute U.S. Senator, Kansas Mr. Alan Pellegrini Mr. Brian Schimpf Representative Mac Thornberry Ohio, 2nd District President and CEO, Boeing Defense, Space & Security Co-Founder, President and CEO, Clean Energy President and CEO, Thales USA Co-Founder and CEO, Anduril Industries Ranking Member, House Armed Services Committee Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs Senator Tammy Duckworth Admiral Michael M. Gilday The Honorable Robert R. Hood Representative Seth Moulton Texas, 13th District The Honorable Pete Wilson General Herbert J. "Hawk" Carlisle, USAF, Ret. U.S. Senator, Illinois Chief of Naval Operations, U.S. Navy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Legislative Affairs The Honorable Ellen M. Lord Massachusetts, 6th District Mr. Doug Philippone Senator Jeanne Shaheen Former Governor, California President and CEO, National Defense Industrial Association Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment Global Defense Lead, Palantir Technologies U.S. Senator, New Hampshire Representative Michael Turner The Honorable Eric S. Edelman General David L. Goldfein Mr. R. Andrew "Andy" Hove Representative Stephanie Murphy Her Excellency Lone Dencker Wisborg Representative Pete Aguilar Mr. Jeremy Bash Former Commander, Air Combat Command Ohio, 10th District Counselor, Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments Chief of Staff, U.S. Air Force President and CEO, AM General Mr. Gordon Lubold Florida, 7th District Mr. John Pranzatelli The Honorable Andrew J. Shapiro Ambassador of Denmark to the United States California, 31st District Founder and Managing Director, Beacon Global Strategies Mr. Michael Castine Former U.S. Ambassador, Finland National Security Reporter, The Wall Street Journal President, MBDA Incorporated Founder and Managing Director, Beacon Global Strategies The Honorable Robert H. Tuttle Former Chief of Staff, U.S. Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta Board Member, The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute Mr. Michael R. Gordon The Honorable Peter Hultqvist General Paul M. Nakasone Former U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Political-Military Affairs Board Member, The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute Mr. Josh Wolfe The Honorable Penrose "Parney" C. Albright, Ph.D. Senator Joni Ernst The Wall Street Journal Mr. Palmer Luckey Representative Kathleen Rice General David H. Berger Managing Director, ZRG Partners National Security Correspondent, Minister of Defence, Sweden Commander, U.S. Cyber Command Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Kingdom Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Lux Capital President and CEO, HRL Laboratories, LLC U.S. Senator, Iowa Founder, Anduril Industries Director, National Security Agency New York, 4th District Ms. Gwynne Shotwell Former U.S. Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security for Science Commandant, U.S. Marine Corps Representative Liz Cheney The Honorable Lisa E. Gordon-Hagerty Dr. William Charles Inboden Chief, Central Security Service President and COO, SpaceX General Joseph L. Votel, USA, Ret. Representative Steve Womack and Technology Chair, House Republican Conference Ms. Michele A. Evans Under Secretary for Nuclear Security, U.S. Department of Energy Executive Director, Clements Center for National Security, Mr. Chris Lynch Representative Mike Rogers President and CEO, Business Executives for National Security Arkansas, 3rd District Representative Jack Bergman Representative Donald Norcross The Honorable Manisha Singh Mr. Michael Allen Wyoming, At-large District Executive Vice President of Aeronautics, Lockheed Martin Administrator, National Nuclear Security Administration Texas LBJ School Co-Founder and CEO, Rebellion Defense Alabama, 3rd District Former Commander, U.S. Central Command Michigan, 1st District William Powers, Jr. Chair Former Director, Defense Digital Service New Jersey, 1st District U.S. Assistant Secretary of State, Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs The Honorable Robert O. Work Managing Director, Beacon Global Strategies Mr. Eric D. Chewning Mr. Ryan Evans Representative Tom Graves The Honorable John C. Rood His Excellency Jonathan Vseviov Distinguished Senior Fellow for Defense and National Security, Former Special Assistant to the President, President George W. Bush Ms. Morgan Brennan Chief of Staff, Secretary of Defense Mark Esper Founder and CEO, War on the Rocks Georgia, 14th District The Honorable Antti Kaikkonen The Honorable William J. Lynn III Senator Sam Nunn Under Secretary of Defense for Policy Representative Adam Smith Ambassador of Estonia to the United States Center for a New American Security Anchor, CNBC Ms. Lisa Atherton Minister of Defense, Finland CEO, Leonardo DRS Founder and Co-Chair, Nuclear Threat Initiative Chair, House Armed Services Committee Former U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense Mr. Peter Cieszko Mr. Bradley H. Feldmann Ms. Jennifer Griffin Former U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense Former U.S. Senator, Georgia Mr. Francis Rose Washington, 9th District Mr. Chris Wallace President and CEO, Textron Systems Representative Anthony Brown Head of Strategic Development, American Century Investments Chair, President and CEO, Cubic Corporation National Security Correspondent, Fox News Mr. Jonathan Karl Host, Government Matters *2015 Peace Through Strength Award Recipient Host, Fox News The Honorable Christine Wormuth Maryland, 4th District ABC News General James N. Mattis, USMC, Ret. The Honorable Glenn Nye III Representative Don Bacon Chief White House Correspondent, Director, International Security and Defense Policy Center Mr. Elbridge Colby Senator Deb Fischer The Honorable Robert W. Helm Davies Family Distinguished Fellow, Hoover Institution President and CEO, Center for the Study of the American Mr. Karl Rove Mr. Brad Smith Representative Michael Waltz Former U.S. Under Secretary of Defense for Policy Nebraska, 2nd District Mr. Michael Brown Principal and Co-Founder, The Marathon Initiative U.S. Senator, Nebraska Ronald Reagan Institute National Leadership Council The Honorable Raimundas Karoblis Former U.S. Secretary of Defense Presidency & Congress Former Deputy Chief of Staff, President George W. Bush President, Microsoft Florida, 6th District Director, Defense Innovation Unit Mr. Roger Zakheim Mr. Bret Baier Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Strategy Former Assistant Secretary of Defense (Comptroller) Minister of National Defence, Lithuania Former U.S. Representative, Virginia and Force Development The Honorable Michèle Flournoy The Honorable Ryan McCarthy Mr. Horacio Rozanski Representative Chris Stewart Ms. Kathy J. Warden Director, Ronald Reagan Institute Chief Political Anchor, Fox News Mr. William "Bill" M. Brown Former U.S. Under Secretary of Defense for Policy Mr. Bill Hemmer Dr. Thomas A. Kennedy U.S. Secretary of the Army Ms. Kate O'Keeffe President and CEO, Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. Utah, 2nd District Chair, President and CEO, Northrop Grumman Corporation Chair and CEO, L3 Harris Technologies, Inc. Representative Tom Cole The Wall Street Journal The Honorable Dov S. Zakheim Mr. James H. Baker Anchor, Fox News Chair and CEO, Raytheon Company Reporter, Oklahoma, 4th District Mr. Bradford M. Freeman General James C. McConville Mr. Frederick J. Ryan, Jr. Dr. Marin Strmecki Dr. Kenneth R. Weinstein Vice-Chair of the Board of Trustees, Foreign Policy Research Institute Director, Office of Net Assessment, U.S. Department of Defense Mr. Tory Bruno Board Member, The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute The Honorable Ng Eng Hen Representative Andy Kim Chief of Staff, U.S. Army Her Excellency Karin Olofsdotter Publisher and CEO, The Washington Post Senior Vice President and Director of Programs, President and CEO, Hudson Institute Former U.S. Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller) President and CEO, United Launch Alliance Representative Jason Crow Co-Chair, Freeman Spogli & Co. Minister for Defence, Singapore New Jersey, 3rd District Ambassador of Sweden to the United States Chair of the Board of Trustees, The Ronald Reagan Smith Richardson
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