AGENDA OVERVIEW

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AM SESSIOn

10.28.2026

PM SESSIOn

10.28.2026

AM SESSIOn

10.29.2026

PM SESSIOn

10.29.2026

Building the Future of America’s Industrial Base

The next industrial base won't look like the last one. From advanced air mobility and next-generation aviation to commercial spaceports and orbital infrastructure, the systems being built today are redefining how America moves, launches, and competes. This session examines the policy, capital, and operational decisions shaping that transition, and what it takes to turn emerging capability into durable national advantage.

CONTESTED LOGISTICS AND GOLDEN DOME

Logistics has always been the deciding factor in long conflicts. In a future where supply lines are targeted and the homeland itself is a battlespace, the old assumptions don't hold. This session examines how the U.S. is rethinking movement and sustainment in contested environments alongside the architecture of missile defense that will define the next generation of homeland security.

Advanced Materials, Energy, and Manufacturing

Strategic advantage is increasingly determined before a system ever reaches the field. The materials used, the energy required to produce them, and the manufacturing methods that bring it all together are now national security variables. Utah sits at the center of that story, and this session examines what it takes to scale it: from high-rate manufacturing and advanced composites to the workforce, capital, and government partnerships that make the renaissance durable.

Applied AI and Quantum Technologies

The question is no longer whether AI and quantum will change national security. It's whether the U.S. will be the one setting the terms. This session focuses on applied deployment across defense and intelligence contexts: what's working, where adoption is stalling, and the decisions that will determine who holds the technological edge.