Commanders Join Installation Innovation Lineup; Early Bird Rates End Today

September 16, 2022
Congress/DoD | Installation Innovation | Installation Innovation Forum | News from ADC | On Base

ADC announced Thursday that more military service leaders will join community, military and industry leaders for Installation Innovation, taking place in Phoenix Oct. 31 through Nov. 2. Newly confirmed presenters include:

  • Lt Gen. Omar Jones IV, Commanding General, Army Installation Management Command
  • Vice Adm. Yancy Lindsey, Commander, Navy Installations Command
  • Gen. John Allen Jr., Commander, Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center
  • Vice Adm. Paul Thomas, Deputy Commandant for Mission Support, Coast Guard

Installation Innovation is a forum with more than 50 sessions showcasing innovations and partnerships in communities across the country. Watch the Installation Innovation speakers and agenda pages for more program updates.

Special early bird registration discounts end today.

Navy photo of Vice Adm. Lindsey at Naval Base Guam by Valerie Maigue

September 16, 2022
Congress/DoD | Installation Innovation | Installation Innovation Forum | News from ADC | On Base

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