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Fort Benning Human Performance Symposium
Fort Benning Human Performance Symposium
January 21, 2026
MCoE HQ
Fort Benning, GA
Event Manager:Dave Johnson davej@fbcinc.com
The Human Performance Symposium will take place 21-22 January in McGinnis-Wickam Hall (MCoE HQ, Building 4) at Fort Benning, GA. This event will focus on the Holistic Health and Fitness (H2F) program that has revolutionized how the Army views individual Soldier health, fitness and readiness. The event will feature presentations from Army leaders and H2F domain subject matter experts from the health and fitness community, industry and academia and breakout sessions on each of the H2F readiness domains: physical, mental, nutritional, spiritual and sleep readiness. The industry exhibition, held on the first day of the event (January 21st), will feature products and services that support the health and readiness of the everyday soldier.
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CMS Industry Forum 2026
CMS Industry Forum 2026
January 27, 2026
CMS HQ Conference Center
Woodlawn, MD
Event Manager:Bob Jeffers bj1@fbcinc.com
Attendee registration coming December 1st!Please note, Sponsorships and Exhibitor spaces have already sold out. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Industry Day Forum will be hosted by Office of Acquisition and Grants Management (OAGM) in-person at CMS Baltimore. The format will include briefings from various CMS components, executive leaders, and industry leaders. From the CMS website:
Office of Acquisition and Grants Management (OAGM) Functional Statement:
- Serves as the Agency's Head of the Contracting Activity. Plans, organizes, coordinates and manages the activities required to maintain an agency-wide acquisition program.
- Serves as the Agency's Chief Grants Management Official, with responsibility for all CMS discretionary grants.
- Ensures the effective management of the Agency's acquisition and grant resources.
- Serves as the lead for developing and overseeing the Agency's acquisition planning efforts.
- Develops policy and procedures for use by acquisition staff and internal CMS staff necessary to maintain efficient and effective acquisition and grant programs.
- Advises and assists the Administrator, senior staff, and Agency components on acquisition and grant related issues.
- Plans, develops, and interprets comprehensive policies, procedures, regulations, and directives for CMS acquisition functions.
- Represents CMS at departmental acquisition and grant forums and functions, such as the Executive Council on Acquisition and the Executive Council for Grants Administration Policy.
- Serves as the CMS contact point with HHS and other Federal agencies relative to grant and cooperative agreement policy matters.
- Coordinates and/or conducts training for contracts and grant personnel, as well as project officers in CMS components.
- Develops agency-specific procurement guidelines for the utilization of small and disadvantaged business concerns in achieving an equitable percentage of CMS' contracting requirements.
- Provides cost/price analyses and evaluations required for the review, negotiation, award, administration, and closeout of grants and contracts. Provides support for field audit capability during the pre-award and closeout phases of contract and grant activities.
- Develops and maintains the OAGM automated procurement management system. Manages procurement information activities (i.e., collecting, reporting, and analyzing procurement data).
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U.S. Army Heat Center Heat Forum
U.S. Army Heat Center Heat Forum
March 04, 2026
MCoE HQ
Fort Benning, GA
Event Manager:Dave Johnson davej@fbcinc.com
The Army Heat Center Heat Forum and Maneuver Center of Excellence HQ provides an excellent opportunity to showcase the latest technology, products, and services geared toward the U.S. Army and the MCoE's mission areas. It is a cost-effective way to educate hundreds of military professionals about your company, in person and virtually. Heat is a leading cause of death and injury to our soldiers. To provide an opportunity for leadership from across the DoD to share information on heat illness and injury prevention, The Army Heat Center at Fort Benning hosts the annual Heat Forum. This one day event, supported by the Commanding General, features conference sessions delivered to company commanders/support personnel in the morning and specialized medical content for U.S. Army health personnel in the afternoon. Expected in-person attendance is 150-200, with an additional 150-200 joining from the virtual platform. This is a great opportunity to network with leadership from across the Army Public Health community, as well as the day-to-day soldier and contractor occupants of Fort Benning.
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Atlanta AFCEA National Securit...
Atlanta AFCEA National Security Conference
March 11 - 12, 2026
Atlanta Convention Center at AmericasMart
Atlanta, GA
Event Manager:Bob Jeffers bj1@fbcinc.com
The AFCEA Atlanta National Security Conference will take place at the Atlanta Convention Center in Atlanta, Georgia. The event will focus on National Security topics including Cybersecurity, Infrastructure, Threats to National Security, Homeland security, and Defense. The subject matter will cover industry partnerships and requirements for government agencies in Georgia and the surrounding region. There were 406 registered attendees at the past event from agencies including:
This event will once again provide a central meeting place to develop and nurture business relationships, learn about updated requirements, establish partnerships, and identify opportunities for companies interested in doing business with the military and government agencies in Georgia and the surrounding region. View the Prospectus
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Public Sector Workforce Modern...
Public Sector Workforce Modernization Summit - ATARC Technology Showcase
March 19, 2026
Carahsoft Conference & Collaboration Center
Reston, VA
Event Manager:Bob Jeffers bj1@fbcinc.com
As the federal workforce adapts to shifting mission demands and evolving workplace expectations, agencies are rethinking how they recruit, retain, and empower employees. From hybrid work models to targeted upskilling programs, the transformation of the public sector workforce is redefining how agencies deliver services, build resilience, and achieve long-term success.
ATARC proudly presents the Public Sector Workforce Modernization Summit—a premier gathering of federal leaders, HR innovators, and workforce experts focused on shaping the future of government talent. Through in-depth panels and collaborative discussions, this event will address key priorities such as hybrid workforce management, upskilling and reskilling initiatives, diversity and inclusion strategies, and innovative approaches to recruitment and retention.
Attendees will:
- Explore strategies to maximize efficiency and collaboration in hybrid work environments
- Learn how agencies are upskilling employees to meet emerging technological and mission needs
- Gain insights into fostering diverse, inclusive, and future-ready workplace cultures
- Examine solutions for overcoming recruitment and retention challenges in today’s job market
Join us for a day of meaningful conversation and actionable insight as we chart a path toward a stronger, more agile, and mission-driven public sector workforce. Why Exhibit?
- High-Value Access to Federal IT Decision-Makers
- Exhibiting at an ATARC showcase connects brands directly with the professionals shaping Zero Trust, cloud, and AI modernization strategies.
- The audience combines senior federal IT leadership and the partners they rely on—making every interaction a qualified business development opportunity.
Common Federal Job Titles
- CIO / CTO
- IT Specialist
- Program Manager
- Director / Deputy Director
- Cybersecurity Analyst
- CISO / Deputy CISO
- Account or Program Executive (Federal focus)
Example of Agencies Represented
- Department of Defense (DoD) Components: U.S. Air Force, U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Army, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
- Civilian Agencies: Department of Agriculture Department of the Interior, Department of Labor, Department of Health and Human Services, Department of State, Department of Treasury, Department of Transportation, Department of Veterans Affairs, U.S. Courts
- Independent & Cross-Agency Participants: CISA, Federal Data Centers, and select Academic and Research institutions
Average Attendance: 250-300
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Phoenix Challenge® 2026
Phoenix Challenge® 2026
March 23 - 25, 2026
Crystal Gateway Marriott Grand Ballroom
Arlington, VA
Event Manager:Bob Jeffers bj1@fbcinc.com
The United States Department of War, Office of Information Operations Policy (OIOP) welcomes you to Phoenix Challenge® 2026, to be held at the Crystal Gateway Marriott, March 23-25, 2026.
This is an annual conference for leaders and other professionals from within the Operations in the Information Environment (OIE) community, to provide a unique opportunity for experts from across the U.S. combatant commands, military departments, OSD components, industry, academia, government, allies, and partner nations to find common cause and promote the best practices found among the various programs, tools, and capabilities so they may jointly address the successes, gaps, needs, and opportunities for OIE. Further, this event will cover topics important to the Principal Information Operations Advisor to the Secretary of Defense in the oversight of policy, strategy, planning, resource management, operational considerations, personnel, and technology development across all elements of the DoW’s OIE.
The format for the 2026 Phoenix Challenge will include briefings from various government entities, vendors and educational institutions. In addition to the sessions and content provided, displays from vendors will be available for demonstrations, information exchange and networking.
Building on the momentum from Phoenix Challenge® 2025 in London, this year's event will explore "Information Operations: Evolving for Strategic Dominance." We will delve into integrating capabilities, forging alliances, and executing with precision to achieve a decisive advantage in the information domain.
We invite leaders and professionals from government, private industry, and academia across all cognitive and technical information specialties to attend and participate in this unique opportunity for collaboration and advancement.
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