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N9 Innovation Summit

Leading with Vision, Achieving with Action


Agenda

  • 0700-0800     Check-in/Registration of Guests and Participants
     
  • 0800-0820     Welcome: Ms. Leslie Gould, SES, N9 Fleet and Family Readiness (FFR) Director
     
  • 0825-0855     Opening Remarks: VADM Scott Gray, Commander, Navy Installations Command (CNIC)
     
  • 0900-1000     Keynote Speaker 1: Policy, Advocacy and Community Support to Navy Quality of Services, Mrs. Patricia Barron, DASD for Military Community and Family Policy
     
  • 1005-1045     Community Career Path – Mr. Timothy Bridges (SES), Executive Director, CNIC
         
  • 1045-1110     Break*
     
  • 1110-1230     Concurrent Sessions: Navy Quality of Life Program Updates
    • Rm 1 – N91, Family Readiness
    • Rm 2 – N92, Fleet Readiness
    • Rm 3 – N93, Housing
    • Rm 4 – N94, Support Services
    • Rm 5 – N95, Casualty Support
    • Rm 6 – N96, Child and Youth Programs
       
  • 1230-1330     Lunch*
     
  • 1330-1430     Concurrent Sessions: Navy Quality of Life Program Updates
    • Rm 1 – N91, Family Readiness
    • Rm 2 – N92, Fleet Readiness
    • Rm 3 – N93, Housing
    • Rm 4 – N94, Support Services
    • Rm 5 – N95, Casualty Support
    • Rm 6 – N96, Child and Youth Programs
       
  • 1430-1500     Networking Break*
     
  • 1500-1600     Keynote Speaker 2: Military Culture Shift – Lead the Next Generation with Confidence, Mrs. Corie Weathers, LPC, BCC
     
  • 1730              Evening No-Host Socials*
  • 0745-0800     Check in for Group Photos
     
  • 0800-0900     Group Photos 
     
  • 0900-1000     Keynote Speaker 3: War Gaming – Mass Casualty Scenario, Mr. John Vesterman, CNIC N3
     
  • 1000-1030     Networking Break*
     
  • 1040-1200     Concurrent Sessions: Navy Quality of Life Program Updates
    • Rm 1 – N91, Family Readiness
    • Rm 2 – N92, Fleet Readiness
    • Rm 3 – N93, Housing
    • Rm 4 – N94, Support Services
    • Rm 5 – N95, Casualty Support
    • Rm 6 – N96, Child and Youth Programs
       
  • 1200-1300     Lunch*
     
  • 1300-1430     Concurrent Sessions: Navy Quality of Life Program Updates
    • Rm 1 – N91, Family Readiness
    • Rm 2 – N92, Fleet Readiness
    • Rm 3 – N93, Housing
    • Rm 4 – N94, Support Services
    • Rm 5 – N95, Casualty Support
    • Rm 6 – N96, Child and Youth Programs
       
  • 1430-1500     Networking Break*
     
  • 1500-1600     Keynote Speaker 4: Servant Leadership – Mr. Don Williams
     
  • 1730              Evening No-Host Socials*
  • 0730-0800     Check in for the Expo & Systems Demo
     
  • 0800-1200     Expo 
     
  • 1200-1300     Lunch*
     
  • 1300-1430     Fireside Chat with N9 and Headquarter Program Directors: Navy Quality of Services – Past, Present and Future
     
  • 1430-1500     Networking Break*
     
  • 1500-1530     Closing Remarks: Ms. Leslie Gould, SES, N9 FFR Director

*All food and refreshment is at the personal expense of the attendees. No government funds, either appropriated or non appropriated, may be extended for any meals, snacks, refreshments, food or drink, or related hospitality items.

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