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Focus Day: January 30, 2012 Main Summit: January 31-February 1, 2012Washington, DC Area

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• Gain updates from JPEO-CBD, FEMA and BARDA

• Understand emerging technologies in support ofCBRNe prevention, protection and response

• Analyze the latest in vaccine development

• Identify current efforts in response to non-traditional threats

Join the discussionwith key decisionmakers including: Dr. Robin A. RobinsonDirector & Deputy Assistant SecretaryHHS/ASPR/BARDA

Colonel William Barnett, USAJoint Requirements Office for CBRN Defense

Randolph LayeDeputy Director, Engineering Directorate,Edgewood Chemical Biological Center RDECOM

LTC John Ryan Bailey, USAProduct Manager (SFAE-CBD-GN-W)Product Manager Consequence Management

Glenn E. Lawson, Ph.D., USADirector, Futures Acquisition (Acting)JMP PJPO-CBD

LTC David P. Hammer, USAMedical ServiceDoD Product Manager for the Joint VaccineAcquisition ProgramChemical Biological Medical Systems

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Who You Will Meet

About IDGA:

IDGA’s CBRNe Defense Conference is thehome of military personnel, vendors andacademia who aim to defend America’s armedforces and civilians who are in danger of CBRNeattack. You will have the opportunity to interactand network with senior level professionals fromthe following fields and responsibilities:

• Nuclear and Chemical Defense

• Biological Defense

• CBRNe Testing and Response

• Combat Development

• Future Development

• Requirements and Operations

• Homeland Security Operations

• Counter and Non-proliferation

• Research and Development

• Weapons of Mass Destruction

The Institute forDefense & GovernmentAdvancement (IDGA) isa non-partisan

information based organization dedicated to thepromotion of innovative ideas in public serviceand defense. We bring together speaker panelscomprised of military and governmentprofessionals while attracting delegates withdecision-making power from military,government and defense industries.

In addition to our live events, IDGA also offers anonline community dedicated to providing defenseindustry professionals with breaking news,business opportunities, introductions, podcasts,videos, webinars, articles, and presentations fromkey industry leaders. Members of our onlinecommunity are able to extend their live eventexperience and interact with the defense industryby leveraging the opportunity to network, shareideas, best practices, and business solutions. Joinour community today at www.idga.org.

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CBRNe remains high on the list of DoD and DHS priorities. Looming terrorthreats and the potential consequences of a CBRNe attack threat make itan issue that has entrenched itself as a part of the current operatingenvironment. This environment calls for the DoD and DHS, as well as stateand local law enforcement, to be kept up to date on the latest prevention,detection and reactionary measures. Whether it’s a threat to us or ourassets, here or abroad, it’s critical that we stay one step ahead of thosewho want to do us harm.

The 7th Annual CBRNe Defense Conference will bring togethergovernment, military and industry leaders who have the unenviable task ofpreparing for and preventing attacks. They’re coming to discuss the latest indetection technologies, reactive measures and the importance of inter-agency cooperation at the federal, state and local levels.

IDGA’s CBRNe Defense will deliver the insights and contacts youneed to support your CBRNe mission.

Register now to learn what your peers are doing in terms of response,preparedness, incident management, threat reduction and medicalcountermeasures. If you’re a member of this community, you won’t wantto miss this important annual event. Don’t delay – register today by visitingwww.CBRNEvent.com or by calling 1-800-882-8684.

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Biosurveillance has been primarily based on PCR detection, intelligence gatheringand analysis. With the increasing potential for terrorist engineered threats, and thecomputational means to detect both natural and synthetic threats, this initiativerequires experts in related capabilities, both biological and computational. Theseexperts must consider existing and proposed methods for computationalbiosurveillance in order to accomplish their goals.

What will be covered: • Current initiatives aimed at providing an integrated view of the state of the art,

identify technical challenges and develop a vision for the future ofcomputational biosurveillance.

• Data intensive computing for analysis of multiple real-time data streams,genomic and transcriptomic analysis of environmental samples, social networkanalysis, sensor network integration, spatial analysis and visualization, agent-based simulation.

How you will benefit: • Understand how computational data is transcribed for use in the field • Gain an understanding of computational and biological methods used for bio

surveillance

Dr. Robert CottinghamGroup Leader, Computational Biology and Bioinformatics, Biosciences DivisionBiological and Environmental Sciences Directorate Oak Ridge National LaboratoryCBRN DEFENSE DETECTION

Computational Methods for Bio Surveillance

Registration & Coffee

Sign up for this in-depth and interactive focus day examining the latest technologies and best practices insupport of CBRNe Defense

9:15am - 10:45am

8:45am

Lunch12:15pm – 1:15 pm

CBRNE Focus Day

Biosurveillance Computational Methods

Research and Development in Combating Terrorism

Countering Explosive Threats

Contract Engagement

The most widely used and therefore the most significant threat for Counter-Terrorism and security professionals worldwide is exactly the same as it wascenturies ago: explosives. The threat compounds and methods of delivery haveevolved over time, as have the technology and techniques to detect them. In manyrespects, it is a high-tech game of cat and mouse. This session will provide anunderstanding of the past, present and future direction of explosives and detection programs.

What will be covered:• The evolution of explosives • Trace and bulk explosive detection

• Effective explosive detection programs

How you will benefit:• Gain insight into the evolved size, scope and detection of explosives • Listen to the development of new and novel technologies and methods as

applied to counter-terrorism • Get an understanding of various detection programs and how they vary

according to the mission

John AvolioCBRNe Government Consultant and Researcher

Explosive Threats, Technologies & Techniques in Counter Terrorism

1:15pm – 2:45pm

The Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response was createdunder the Pandemic and All Hazards Preparedness Act. ASPR focuses on planningand response. The office provides federal support in order to augment state localcapabilities during an emergency or disaster.

What will be covered: • Effective process for securing contracts from the government. • The development of the ASPR and an overview of the offices that report to ASPR

How will you benefit• How to effectively engage with the Government• Learn where we are unsuccessful in working with our customers, what should

be done differently and how can we improve our interactions andcommunications

Glynis FisherContracting OfficerBiomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority ASPR

Doing Business with the ASPR

2:45pm - 4:15pm

The mission of the Combating Terrorism Technical Support Office (CTTSO) is toidentify and prioritize the needs of the interagency community charged withcombating terrorism. They incorporate available expertise and experience fromgovernment, commercial, private and academic sources throughout the UnitedStates and the world. This session will cover the research and development effortsas well as the transition from prototype to technology.

What will be covered:• Delivering capabilities to those on the front lines through rapid research,

development, test, evaluation and operational support • Current and future R&D initiatives in detection, decontamination, protection and

information resources

How you will benefit:• Identify requirements to combat terrorism • Understand how the CTTSO provides solutions to warfighters, first responders

and other front-line users as rapidly as possible

Gabe RamosDeputy Director Technical ProgramsCombating Terrorism Technical Support Office (CTTSO)

10:45am - 12:15pm

Research and Development for Combating Terrorism Requirements at Home and Abroad

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7:30 Registration and Coffee

8:30 Chairperson’s Welcome & Opening Remarks

8:45 Proving CBRNe Technology Solutions for theWarfighter and Homeland• Overiew of the ECBC• Understanding the infrastructure and workforce• Briefing on core capabilities and future initiatives

Randolph LayeDeputy DirectorEngineering DirectorateEdgewood Chemical Biological Center, RDECOM

9:30 Protecting Warfighter from CBRN Threats • Requirements for shield protection• Flame and thermal protection as applied to armor applications • Current and future program overview

CWO3 Wesley W. Hofferek, USMCFamily of CBRN Defense SystemsShield Team LeadMarine Corps Systems Command

10:15 Networking Break

11:00 Meeting the Multi-Faceted Needs of ForceProtection• Challenges that lie in agency coordination• Developing core requirements for multiple agencies and

departments• Enhancing detection technologies• Meeting the objectives of protecting the force

Colonel William BarnettJoint Requirements Office for CBRN Defense

11:45 Paving the Way Forward for Chemical andBiological Protection and Hazard Mitigation • Strategies for integrating chemical and biological protection

into the duty uniform • Focusing on the growing need for respiratory protection in

ballistic helmets • Outlining the current overall understanding of requirements for

protection and hazard mitigation • Facilitate the transition of technologies into future acquisitions Glenn E. Lawson, Ph.D., USADirector, Futures Acquisition (Acting)JMP PJPO-CBD

12:30 Networking Lunch

1:30 CBRN Medical Countermeasure Development:Novel Approaches Developed by BARDA• HHS roles and responsibilities in CBRN medical preparedness

and response • Current and future BARDA CBRN medical countermeasures

programs • The Integrated National Biodefense CBRN medical

countermeasures portfolio

Dr. Gerald KovacsDirector, Division of CBRN Countermeasures BiomedicalAdvanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA), U.S.Dept. of Health and Human Services

2:15 Biological and Chemical Defense Strategies• Prevention and protection • Effective response and recovery • Heighten threat awareness

Lance BrooksProgram Manager Chemical and Biological Research & Development Office Science & Technology DirectorateDepartment of Homeland Security

3:00 Networking Break

3:45 A Resource for the CBRN Defense and HomelandSecurity Communities• Supports the CBRN Defense and Homeland Security

Communities – DOD, Federal Agencies, Contractors, State &Local Governments and Emergency Responders

• Addresses the full range of CBRN Defense and HomelandSecurity scientific and technical information

• Offers a technical inquiry service and maintains a referencecollection of over 200,000 items

James KingDeputy DirectorChemical Biological Radiological NuclearInformation Analysis Center (CBRNIAC)

4:30 Medical Countermeasures Dispensing DuringCatastrophic Events• Emergency Use Authorization: The use of unapproved vaccines

during an emergency• Solutions for providing medical countermeasures• Medication dispensing

Elin A. Gursky, M.Sc., Sc.D. (CTR)Senior AdvisorHHS/Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness andResponse (ASPR)Office of Policy and Planning (OPP)Division of Medical Countermeasures Strategy and Requirements(OPP)Medical Countermeasures Preparedness Policy (MCPP)

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Main Summit Day One Tuesday, January 31, 2012

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7:30 Registration & Coffee

8:30 Chairperson’s Welcome & Opening Remarks

8:45 New Directions for Development of CBRNMedical Countermeasures• Lessons learned from CBRN medical countermeasures• Preventing and responding to threats• The way forward for public health emergencies and CBRN

agents

Dr. Robin A. RobinsonDirector & Deputy Assistant SecretaryHHS/ASPR/BARDA

9:30 Joint Product Manager ConsequenceManagement Program & Portfolio • Overview of the JPdM CM program• Status of the Common Analytical Laboratory System (CALS),

the Unified Command Suite (UCS) and other programs• Strategic vision for the Commercial-Off-the-Shelf (COTS) Life

Cycle Management Program and the COTS ModernizationProcess

Lt. Col. John Ryan Bailey, USAProduct Manager (SFAE-CBD-GN-W)Product Manager Consequence Management

10:15 Networking Break

11:00 Overview of Joint Vaccine Development withinDoD Biodefense• Overview of the seven vaccines currently managed within the

DoD portfolio• Update of products that are in material solution analysis, tech

development, engineering and manufacturingproduction/deployment and sustainment

• Where applicable product information will be linked to otherfederal agencies initiatives that are linked or supportive

Lt. Col David P. Hammer, USAMedical ServiceDoD Product Manager for the Joint Vaccine Acquisition ProgramChemical Biological Medical Systems

11:45 National Integration Center’s CBRNE Preventionand response Capabilities• Understanding the National Response Framework• Overview of current and future projects• Prevention and r esponse for the unexpected

Michael Forgy Branch Chief, National Integration CenterNIMS Implementation Branch at US Department of HomelandSecurity

12:30 Networking Lunch

1:30 Moving to the “Left”: Bridging the Great DivideBetween Data and Information• Dispelling the myth of ‘data fusion’ as it exists today• Discussion of data formatting to make it useful to any end user• Presentation of options for solutions and proof of concept for

discussion

Cathy Cleland, Ph.D.Program Manager – Chemical and Biological ResearchIntelligence, Defense, and CounterterrorismGlobal Security DirectorateLos Alamos National Laboratory

2:15 Measurements and Standards to SupportOptimized Trace Explosives Detection• Introduction to trace explosives detection technology• Strategies for effective sampling of explosive residues• Optimization and evaluation of trace detection systems• The need for standards in trace detection• Transitioning laboratory research to the operational

environment

Greg Gillen, Ph.D.Surface and MicroanalysisScience DivisionNational Institute of Standards

3:00 Networking Break

3:45 Chemical Weapon Detection• Overview of chemical threats• Point and area detection methods• Integrated solutions

John AvolioCBRNe Government Consultant and Researcher

4:30 End of Summit

Main Summit Day TwoWednesday, February 1, 2012

“Outstanding conference, covering a broad variety of CBRN topics!”

Director Biodetection, Northrup Grumman

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