The 18th Annual NAITA Security Assistance / FMS Summit returns with a sharper, more action-driven focus. As the U.S. Department of War (DoW) drives major reforms, this year’s Summit delivers two concentrated days of high-value insights form senior U.S. and foreign leaders across the services. Attendees will hear updates and clear practical guidance on how government and industry can accelerate capability production, delivery, and sustainment at the speed of relevance, where industry opportunities exist.
Allies across the globe are accelerating defense spending and seeking U.S. capabilities at unprecedented levels – creating significant growth opportunities for industry. Demand is surging due to ongoing conflicts and challenges, including historic defense budget increases throughout Europe and the Far East. The DoW has made it clear: speed is not an option – it is a strategic requirement. In an era of increasing global competition and rapidly evolving threats, the ability to deliver military capability to allies and partners quickly – and sustain it effectively – has become a critical element of deterrence and coalition readiness.
This year’s event goes straight to the core issues. If you want to understand the future of Security Assistance and the impacts of reform to industry – you need to be in the room. this is your opportunity to interact directly with senior U.S. and foreign officials executing Security Assistance in the era of reform. The Summit will address three fundamental points:
- How are organizations affected by reform?
- What barriers limit speed and responsiveness, and where are the opportunities?
- How can government and industry partner to move faster to meet global demands?
