Leadership, Technology, and National Security in a Disrupted World @cfr
Leadership, Technology, and National Security in a Disrupted World  @cfr
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Panelists explore the evolving nature of leadership in the AI era, the future of space and national security, the growing role of technology companies in shaping geopolitics, and lessons learned from careers spanning military service, public policy, and the private sector.

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Speakers
Corey Trusty
Military Fellow, U.S. Space Force, Council on Foreign Relations

Alexis C. Crews
Responsible AI Advisor, Accenture; CFR Term Member

Daniel E. White
Visiting Fellow, National Security Institute, George Mason University; Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security for Strategic Integration and Policy Planning; CFR Term Member

Presider
Virginia Cutler
Sales Director, Voltus; CFR Term Member

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