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Reagan National Defense Forum Peace Through Strength: National Defense and the New Administration REAGAN NATIONAL DEFENSE FORUM PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH: NATIONAL DEFENSE AND THE NEW ADMINISTRATION Confirmed Speakers and Guests Subject to change The Honorable Ash Carter General Joseph F. Dunford, Jr. Congressman Tom Graves The Honorable Jon Kyl Mr. Vago Muradian Mr. Josh Rogin Congressman Mike Turner The Honorable Pete Wilson Secretary of Defense Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff U.S. House of Representatives, Georgia Former Senator, Arizona; Founder/Editor of the Defense & Aerospace Report Columnist / Political Analyst, The Washington Post / CNN U.S. House of Representatives, Ohio Former Governor, California; RRPF Trustee Senior of Counsel, Covington & Burling LLP Lt. General Samuel A. Greaves Mr. Wahid Nawabi The Honorable Frederick J. Ryan, Jr. Ambassador Robert H. Tuttle The Honorable Robert O. Work Commander, Space and Missile Systems Center, USAF The Honorable Ann McLaughlin Korologos President and CEO, AeroVironment RRPF Chairman; Former U.S. Ambassador to the Court of St. James; Deputy Secretary of Defense Ms. Jill Aitoro Dr. Ng Eng Hen Former Secretary of Labor; RRPF Trustee Publisher and CEO, The Washington Post RRPF Trustee Editor, Defense News Minister of Defence of Singapore Admiral Harry B. Harris, Jr. General Robert B. Neller The Honorable Dov Zakheim Commander, U.S. Pacific Command Congressman Ted Lieu Commandant of the Marine Corps Mr. Raj Shah Congressman Brad Wenstrup Former Under Secretary of Defense (CFO) The Honorable Marion Blakey The Honorable Eric Edelman U.S. House of Representatives, California Managing Director, U.S. House of Representatives, Ohio Former FAA Administrator; Former Under Secretary of Defense (Policy); Ms. Marillyn Hewson Mr. Jay Orr Defense Innovation Unit Experimental (DIUx) Admiral Paul F. Zukunft President and CEO, Rolls-Royce North America Former Ambassador to Turkey and Finland Chairman, President and CEO, Lockheed Martin Corporation General Joseph L. Lengyel CEO, County of Riverside, California Congressman Joe Wilson Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard Chief of the National Guard Bureau Ms. Barbara Starr U.S. House of Representatives, South Carolina Congressman Bradley Byrne The Honorable Ine Eriksen Søreide The Honorable Kathleen Hicks Lieutenant General Joseph L. Osterman Pentagon Correspondent, CNN U.S. House of Representatives, Alabama Norwegian Minister of Defence Former Principal Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Policy; The Honorable Marcel Lettre Deputy Commander, U.S. Special Operations Command Director of the Int’l Program at CSIS Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence The Honorable Sean Stackley Congressman Ken Calvert The Right Honourable Michael Fallon MP Mr. Fatih Ozmen Assistant Secretary of the Navy U.S. House of Representatives, California British Secretary of Defence The Honorable Joe Hockey Mr. Gordon Lubold CEO, Sierra Nevada Corporation (Research, Development and Acquisition) Australian Ambassador to the United States Pentagon Reporter, The Wall Street Journal Ms. Leanne Caret The Honorable Eric Fanning The Honorable Leon Panetta Congresswoman Elise Stefanik Executive Vice President, The Boeing Company; Secretary of the Army Mr. Raanan Horowitz The Honorable Mike McCord Former Secretary of Defense; U.S. House of Representatives, New York President and CEO, Defense, Space & Security CEO and President, Elbit Systems of America Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller) & CFO Former Director, CIA Mr. David Feith Mr. Phil Stewart Mr. Michael Castine Editorial Page Writer, The Wall Street Journal Asia Mr. Andy Hove The Honorable Howard P. “Buck” McKeon Congressman Scott Peters Pentagon Correspondent, Thomson Reuters Ridgeway Partners; RRPF Trustee President and CEO, AM General Former Congressman, California; U.S House of Representatives, California Mr. Brad Feldmann McKeon Group LLC Mr. Michael T. Strianese Mr. Nachhattar Chandi CEO, Cubic Corporation Congressman Will Hurd Mr. Mike Petters Chairman and CEO, L-3 Chairman, The Chandi Group U.S. House of Representatives, Texas General Craig McKinley, USAF (Ret.) President and CEO, Huntington Ingalls Industries Lt. Col. Robert J. Friend (U.S. Army Ret.) President and CEO, NDIA Senator Dan Sullivan The Honorable Richard B. Cheney Tuskegee Airman The Honorable Deborah Lee James Mr. John Pranzatelli U.S. Senate, Alaska Former Vice President of the United States Secretary of the Air Force Congresswoman Martha McSally President and CEO, MBDA Inc. Congressman Randy Forbes U.S. House of Representatives, Arizona The Honorable Jim Talent The Honorable Janine Davidson U.S. House of Representatives, Virginia Senator Tim Kaine Mr. Larry Prior Former Senator, Missouri; Under Secretary of the Navy U.S. Senate, Virginia General Mark A. Milley President and CEO of CSRA Senior Fellow, American Enterprise Institute Mr. Tom Gentile Chief of Staff, U.S. Army Congresswoman Susan Davis President and CEO, Spirit Aerosystems Mr. Warren Kanders Major General Arnold Punaro (USMC Ret.) The Honorable Ellen Tauscher U.S. House of Representatives, California Chairman, The Safariland Group Senator Jerry Moran Retired, U.S. Marine Corps; Former Congresswoman, California; General David Goldfein U.S. Senate, Kansas Senior Fellow, Bipartisan Policy Center; The Punaro Group Chair, CA Governor’s Military Council Mr. Jerry DeMuro Air Force Chief of Staff The Honorable Frank Kendall President and CEO, BAE Systems Under Secretary of Defense (ATL) Dr. Jamie M. Morin Admiral John Richardson Mr. Lou Von Thaer Senator Lindsey Graham Director of Cost Assessment and Program Evaluation Chief of Naval Operations CEO, DynCorp International The Honorable Lisa Disbrow U.S. Senate, South Carolina Dr. Thomas Kennedy Assistant Secretary of the Air Force (SAF/FM) Chairman and CEO, Raytheon Congressman Seth Moulton Congressman Michael D. Rogers Congressman Mac Thornberry Performing the Duties of Under Secretary of the Air Force Congresswoman Kay Granger U.S. House of Representatives, Massachusetts U.S. House of Representatives, Alabama Chairman, House Armed Services Committee; U.S. House of Representatives, Texas U.S. House of Representatives, Texas RNDF Information and Updates www.ReaganFoundation.org/Defense | 805.522.2977 | [email protected] Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute 40 Presidential Drive, Simi Valley, CA 93065 (805) 522-2977 | www.reaganfoundation.org REAGAN NATIONAL DEFENSE FORUM PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH: NATIONAL DEFENSE AND THE NEW ADMINISTRATION Confirmed Speakers and Guests Subject to change Congressman Tom Graves The Honorable Jon Kyl Mr. Vago Muradian Mr. Josh Rogin Congressman Mike Turner The Honorable Pete Wilson U.S. House of Representatives, Georgia Former Senator, Arizona; Founder/Editor of the Defense & Aerospace Report Columnist / Political Analyst, The Washington Post / CNN U.S. House of Representatives, Ohio Former Governor, California; RRPF Trustee Senior of Counsel, Covington & Burling LLP Lt. General Samuel A. Greaves Mr. Wahid Nawabi The Honorable Frederick J. Ryan, Jr. Ambassador Robert H. Tuttle The Honorable Robert O. Work Commander, Space and Missile Systems Center, USAF The Honorable Ann McLaughlin Korologos President and CEO, AeroVironment RRPF Chairman; Former U.S. Ambassador to the Court of St. James; Deputy Secretary of Defense Ms. Jill Aitoro Dr. Ng Eng Hen Former Secretary of Labor; RRPF Trustee Publisher and CEO, The Washington Post RRPF Trustee Editor, Defense News Minister of Defence of Singapore Admiral Harry B. Harris, Jr. General Robert B. Neller The Honorable Dov Zakheim Commander, U.S. Pacific Command Congressman Ted Lieu Commandant of the Marine Corps Mr. Raj Shah Congressman Brad Wenstrup Former Under Secretary of Defense (CFO) The Honorable Marion Blakey The Honorable Eric Edelman U.S. House of Representatives, California Managing Director, U.S. House of Representatives, Ohio Former FAA Administrator; Former Under Secretary of Defense (Policy); Ms. Marillyn Hewson Mr. Jay Orr Defense Innovation Unit Experimental (DIUx) Admiral Paul F. Zukunft President and CEO, Rolls-Royce North America Former Ambassador to Turkey and Finland Chairman, President and CEO, Lockheed Martin Corporation General Joseph L. Lengyel CEO, County of Riverside, California Congressman Joe Wilson Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard Chief of the National Guard Bureau Ms. Barbara Starr U.S. House of Representatives, South Carolina Congressman Bradley Byrne The Honorable Ine Eriksen Søreide The Honorable Kathleen Hicks Lieutenant General Joseph L. Osterman Pentagon Correspondent, CNN U.S. House of Representatives, Alabama Norwegian Minister of Defence Former Principal Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Policy; The Honorable Marcel Lettre Deputy Commander, U.S. Special Operations Command Director of the Int’l Program at CSIS Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence The Honorable Sean Stackley Congressman Ken Calvert The Right Honourable Michael Fallon MP Mr. Fatih Ozmen Assistant Secretary of the Navy U.S. House of Representatives, California British Secretary of Defence The Honorable Joe Hockey Mr. Gordon Lubold CEO, Sierra Nevada Corporation (Research, Development and Acquisition) Australian Ambassador to the United States Pentagon Reporter, The Wall Street Journal Ms. Leanne Caret The Honorable Eric Fanning The Honorable Leon Panetta Congresswoman Elise Stefanik Executive Vice President, The Boeing Company; Secretary of the Army Mr. Raanan Horowitz The Honorable Mike McCord Former Secretary of Defense; U.S. House of Representatives, New York President and CEO, Defense, Space & Security CEO and President, Elbit
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