Logistics Management Division June Meeting

Description

This month's division meeting will be held in person at NDIA Headquarters. If you are unable to attend in person, a virtual registration option is available as well. 

Our guest speaker for the Logistics Management Division June Meeting is The Hon. David L. Norquist, President & CEO, NDIA. This meeting will be moderated by Maj Gen Lee Levy, II, USAF (Ret), NDIA Logistics Management Division Chair, and Col Kevin Sampels, USAF (Ret), NDIA Logistics Management Division Vice Chair. 

NOTE: This event is closed to press/media.

All in-person attendees will be required to provide proof of vaccination or proof of negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours prior to badge pick-up. NDIA will only allow the following tests that are administered by a medical professional: Rapid Antigen, Rapid PCR, and Regular PCR tests. Proof of antibodies or self-administered/at-home tests will not be accepted. COVID testing is the financial responsibility of the attendee.

About NDIA's Logistics Management Division

Through NDIA’s Logistics Management Division, government and industry exchange views and information on all matters relating to logistics support for major Defense Department systems and materiel items. It provides the government with collective industry viewpoints, recommendations and advice on government logistics-support concepts, policies, plans, programs, requirements, technologies, problems, implementation or impact of pending legislation, regulations and procedures. The division conducts special studies, analyses and advisories, as requested, and encourages mutual understanding and effective working relationships between government and industry to ensure efficient and reliable logistics-support concepts and systems that meet government requirements at reasonable costs.

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