On June 6, the Ritz-Carlton, Pentagon City was packed with over 300 knowledgeable cybersecurity experts and government contracting industry professionals for the Potomac Officers Club’s 2024 Cyber Summit. It was a full day of fast-paced networking, in-depth speeches and exciting panel discussions. Below you’ll find highlights worth remembering from the day’s sessions. To browse a […]
Potomac Officers Club’s 2024 CIO Summit was a rousing success, bringing together IT experts from across the GovCon landscape on April 17 to share ideas and hear about missions and the technologies that power them. Top government chief information officers discussed pressing and complex IT challenges with notable private sector leaders. Below you’ll find key […]
Information technology now inarguably powers many if not all aspects of society — including the federal government. On April 17th, IT leaders from a range of agencies within the Departments of Defense, Energy and State and more gathered at the Hilton Alexandria Mark Center in Virginia for a deep dive on the technology strategies and […]
Over 500 of the sharpest minds in government technology gathered at the Marriott Fairview Park in Falls Church, Virginia on March 21st to discuss the hottest topic in the industry: artificial intelligence. The 5th Annual AI Summit was Potomac Officers Club’s most popular and thrilling event yet! Below you’ll find highlights worth remembering from the […]
Alex Dixon’s role in government contracting was foretold as a native Washingtonian. His father consulted with multiple agencies and passed along his interest in the Department of Defense and national security. Alex started as a contract specialist with the Department of the Navy where he learned the budgetary and business dimensions of the DOD while […]
During his time as a U.S. Navy surface warfare officer and anti-terrorism training specialist, Nate Aiken came to realize the gulf between how data was managed and how it got into a decision-making process. Disparate systems required lots of effort to collect data on materiel and overall readiness, so commanders did not always have a […]
