February 18, 2010 - Colonel Charles H. Cynamon

Colonel Charles H. Cynamon is the Commander for the MILSATCOM Advanced Concepts Group, Military Satellite Communications System Wing, Space and Missile Systems Center, Los Angeles Air Force Base, California. He is responsible for the advanced technology insertion for the Advanced EHF and Wideband Global SATCOM systems as well planning the DoD’s next generation satellite communications architecture.

Come and join us for lunch and an interesting and informative presentation at the Proud Bird.
Col Cynamon will discuss the role of the MILSATCOM Advanced Concepts Group in defining and developing post-TSAT era satellite communications capabilities.

There will be a brief question and answer period after the presentation.

Dress code is Business / Uniform of the Day.

Location and Directions to the Proud Bird Restaurant, Aviation Blvd.

Check In and Networking - 11:00AM - 12:00
Sit Down, Announcements, and Lunch - 12:00
Expected End time - Usually 1:45PM

Sign up NOW!

C4ISR Symposium - May 18-21, 2010

The 2010 C4ISR Symposium Website is now Live: http://c4isr.afcea-sd.org/ please visit the website for all updates….
Early Bird Registration is now open, please register via the website.

Transition and Career Fair - Los Angeles AFB - Feb 24, 2010

Los Angeles AFB
Defense Technology & Intelligence Career Fair
Wednesday, February 24, 2010 – 10am to 2pm
Gordon Conference Center
330 Orbital Road, Bldg. # 270
El Segundo, CA 90245

For More Information & To Register For Exhibit Space:
www.TransitionCareers.com

*No Endorsement of Transition Careers and Career Fair Implied or Made By DoD and Federal Government*

ABOUT THE CAREER FAIR:
The Defense Technology & Intelligence Career Fair is geared to bring together employers, recruiters, academic organizations and cleared job seekers within U.S. Defense, Intelligence, Government and Contractor Communities. The event is produced by Transition Careers and is the ONLY Technical, Intelligence and Security Clearance Career Fair ON-SITE at this installation.

The event is best suited for government and industry employers & recruiters seeking job seekers from Los Angeles AFB/El
Segundo, CA area, AFSPC, SMC or other tenant organizations on the military installation with an active federal security clearance.

Technical skill sets for job seekers that will be targeted include the following but not limited to; encryption and
communications specialists, satellite communications, information systems security, project management, engineers,
scientists, systems administrators, physical security, homeland security, finance, acquisition, analysts, linguists,
intelligence specialists as well as Information Technology professionals.

CONTACT INFORMATION:
Brent Dye, Transition Careers - Phone: 410-695-6538, Email: Brent@TransitionCareers.com

EXHIBIT FEE & REGISTRATION:
Exhibitor Packages range from the following (Basic Package - $999.00 through Platinum Package - $1,399.00). Check website to see all exhibitor packages and prices. Register on-line to exhibit in this event.
This is the only way to sign-up for exhibit space. You can pay by check or credit card.

ABOUT LOS ANGELES AFB:
The only active duty base in the LA area, Los Angeles Air Force Base is the home of the 61st Air Base Wing and Space and Missile Systems Center (SMC) - the Air Force's premier space acquisition center. The 61st Air Base Wing provides medical, civil engineering, communications, contracting, chaplain, security, logistics, personnel, readiness and quality-of-life services impacting 84 units and more than 204,000 active duty, civilian and retired personnel in the Los Angeles area - including the Space and Missile Systems Center. It manages $60 million budget and $608 million in plant assets, with 564 facilities. The Space and Missile Systems Center (SMC), a subordinate unit of the Air Force Space Command at Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado, is the center of technical excellence for researching, developing and purchasing military space systems. The center is also responsible for on-orbit check-out, testing, sustainment and maintenance of military satellite constellations and other Department of Defense space systems. The center has an annual total budget in excess of $6.8 billion per year and employs 1,358 military members, 1,068 civilians and an estimated 2,000 contractors worldwide. It manages between $50 and $60 billion in contracts at any one time. SMC's mission is to develop, demonstrate, acquire, field and sustain the world's best space and missile capabilities for the joint warfighter.

ABOUT TRANSITION CAREERS: http://www.TransitionCareers.com
Transition Careers (TC) facilitates technical and security clearance career fairs for the DoD and Intelligence Communities. We create environments that bring job seekers and employers/recruiters together by producing strategic career fairs on-site at military installations and government communities nationwide and by providing a dynamic and comprehensive on-line job board.

March 18, 2009 - Col David Madden

For Planning Purchases, please schedule the below upcoming AFCEA Luncheon events!

April 15th - No Meeting – SMC Industry Days
May 20th - Col Dorothy Taneyhill, GPS User Equipment Group
Jun 17, Col Don Wussler, Director, SMC Developmental Planning Directorate
Jul 15, Col Stephen Pluntze, Commander, SMC Defense Meteorological Group

Stay tuned to our site for upcoming information!

NDIA West Coast Dinner


You are invited to the 60th NDIA West Coast Dinner.

26 February 2010
Ritz Carlton
Marina del Rey

Guest Speaker: Lt Gen Larry James, Commander Joint Functional Component Command for Space (JFCC SPACE) for USSTRATCOM

Presentation of the Bob Hope Distinguished Citizen Award to George Muellner, Lt Gen, USAF (Ret.) President of Boeing Advanced Systems (Ret.).

For more information:
http://www.ndia-glac.org/

Syndicate content