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NDIA and Your Business

From small businesses to prime contractors, if your company is a part of defense/homeland security industry, you have a place in NDIA.  By joining, your company and its products become more marketable because of the knowledge, visibility, and contacts gained.  Plus, you can help shape the government policy the association voices, and you are assured you support an organization committed to defense/homeland security industrial readiness.

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Chapter Information

Welcome to the New England Chapter of the National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA). Our chapter consists of approximately 1200 members representing leading organizations in the New England region that support the defense industrial base.

The New England Chapter of the NDIA is made up representatives from government and industry (large corporations, small companies, and professional service providers) located across New England.

The Chapter's goal is to be the place to exchange information and ideas in the defense and homeland security marketplace.

The Chapter sponsors events throughout the New England area.
Announcements

From Concept to Commercialization - A Defense Industry Breakfast Event

 
Thursday, September 23, 2010
7:30 am – 10:00 am
Advanced Technology and Manufacturing Center, Fall River, MA
 
Please join us for a breakfast event featuring a senior defense official and executives at major defense firms to discuss ways to transform new ideas into tomorrow's technology success stories.
 
Keynote
Jon Mogford, Ph.D
Dr. Jon Mogford is the Deputy Director in the Defense Sciences Office of the DefensAdvanced
Research Projects Agency (DARPA). The mission for DARPA's Defense Science Office is to
bridge the gap from fundamental science to applications by identifying and pursuingthe most
promising ideas within the science and engineering research communities, and  is committed to transforming these ideas into new Department of Defense capabilities. 
 
Panel
Executives from major defense contractors will discuss how their organizations bring new technologies to market and the ways they engage small, innovative businesses. 
 
● Jack Cronin – Senior Vice President of Strategy & Business Development, Textron Systems
● Dave Martinez – President of Mercury Federal Systems, Mercury Computer Systems
● Dennis Basara – Senior Business Development Analyst for Science & Technology, Lockheed   Martin Corporation
 
Cost $25 per person, cash or check
 

Registration is required to guarantee space at the event. Please email ndia@nelsonmullins.com to RSVP.

The event is sponsored by the NDIA New England Chapter, Nelson Mullins and University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth

 
 

IEEE Homeland Security Conference November 2010

NDIA New England in collaboration with IEEE
is proud to announce theHomeland Security Conference 
8-10 November in Waltham, MA USA

For general information on the conference,

Visit http://www.ieee-hst.org/

Paper Abstracts Must be submitted
By April 24, 2010

For Paper Submission visit IEEE link below:

 

 

 

http://www.ieee-hst.org/technical_program/cfp/call_for_papers.html

 
 
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