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Event
Homeland Security Finance Forum
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Speaking Engagement
03.24.2014 8:00am — 03.24.2014 6:00pm
Join Tony Anikeeff at the Homeland Security Finance Forum as he takes part in the panel: “The Federal agenda: how to get ahead in the Homeland Security market.”
The US homeland security budget for fiscal 2014 will be $376 million lower than fiscal year 2013, despite concessions for more financing to “high-priority” cyber security defense and border security initiatives.
The Panel, moderated by Williams Mullen Partner Anthony Anikeeff, will discuss whether the current budget allocated to homeland security is sufficient to meet the US’ needs, and how the federal government defines and assesses which threats should be prioritized. From a business perspective, the panel will also explore how companies – big and small - gain access and visibility into the workings of the homeland security market?
The Moderator will be joined by four expert panelists who will each share their views and experience on the relationship between federal homeland security agencies and the private sector.
Confirmed speakers include:
The US homeland security budget for fiscal 2014 will be $376 million lower than fiscal year 2013, despite concessions for more financing to “high-priority” cyber security defense and border security initiatives.
The Panel, moderated by Williams Mullen Partner Anthony Anikeeff, will discuss whether the current budget allocated to homeland security is sufficient to meet the US’ needs, and how the federal government defines and assesses which threats should be prioritized. From a business perspective, the panel will also explore how companies – big and small - gain access and visibility into the workings of the homeland security market?
The Moderator will be joined by four expert panelists who will each share their views and experience on the relationship between federal homeland security agencies and the private sector.
Confirmed speakers include:
- Anthony Anikeeff (MODERATOR), Co-chair of government contracts practice, Williams Mullen
- Kevin Boshears, Director, Office of Small Business and Disadvantaged Business Utilization
- Adam Cox, Acting Director, Homeland Security Advanced Research Projects Agency (HSARPA)
