Logistics Challenges in the US – Why an Integrated Military-Industry Approach Is Critical in This Contested Security Environment
Alan Estevez, US Under Secretary of Commerce for Industry and Security,
Bureau of Industry and Security
US Department of Commerce Undersecretary Alan Estevez will discuss his perspective on the logistics challenges facing the United States and the way forward. The Patuxent Partnership will present “Logistics Challenges in the US – Why an Integrated Military-Industry Approach Is Critical in This Contested Security Environment” from 9 to 10am Tuesday, September 12.
Mr. Estevez leads the Bureau of Industry and Security, which advances US national security, foreign policy, and economic objectives by ensuring an effective export control and treat compliance system and promoting US strategic technology leadership.
Register for the event to be held at the SMART Building, University System of MD at Southern Maryland here. It is an in-person event only.
Mr. Estevez arrived at Bureau of Industry and Security following an accomplished 36-year career at the Department of Defense, including in two Senate-confirmed leadership positions.
His last position at DoD was Principal Deputy Under Secretary of Defense (Acquisition, Technology & Logistics), where he was responsible for developing, implementing, and managing acquisition, contracting, installation, and logistics programs and policies that increased combat effectiveness, as well as the department’s efficiency and buying power.
Under Secretary Estevez was recently featured in the April issue of the National Defense magazine where he discussed the need for leaders from the military and industry to think and move faster, and integrate more.
The event is being sponsored by TEDCO.
About The Patuxent Partnership
The Patuxent Partnership is a nonprofit member organization that fosters collaboration between government, industry, and academia to advance education through STEM-based initiatives; to advance technology through speaker programs, forums, and networking; to advance science and technology transfer through the exchange of ideas, information, and data related to technologies; and to increase workforce development through an array of initiatives.
To learn more about The Patuxent Partnership and its programs, visit its Leader member page.
