we are starting a little bit late but that comes to the who suffered some meeter goodness this morning. good morning. and welcome to the atlantic counsel. i m steve grundman, senior fellow here at the couple s scowcroft center for strategy and security. this producer of this defense industrial policy series. thank you all for coming. both those who are here in the room and those of you who may be watch opening the live stream. the purpose of this morning s event is to engage in a discussion but implementing defense industrial policy and to that end we re going to hear first from the deputy assistant secretary of defense, eric chewing, who will make represented remarks. following his presentation, airplane will be joined on the stage bit three other distinguished voices on the topic. carolyn collin from ui labs in chicago. those who are follow thing nation s weather might know they got a snowstorm last night. and so she was not able to be here in person, however by the magic
good morning. we are about to begin. i m sorry we re starting a little bit late, but i guess that accommodates those of you who might have suffered through some metro goodness this morning. good morning, and welcome to the atlantic council. i am steve grundman, a senior fellow here at the council s center for strategy and security. i am the producer of this defense industrial policy series. thank you all for coming, thanks very much, both those of you here in the room, and those of you who may be watching on the livestream. this purpose of this morning s event is to engage a discussion about implementing defense industrial policy. and to that end, we re going to hear first from the deputy assistant secretary of defense, eric chewning, who will make some prepared remarks, teeing up the discussion. following his presentation, eric will be joined on the stage by three other distinguished voices on this topic. caralynn nowinski collens, the chief executive officer of ui labs. u
mr. grundman: good morning. welcome to the atlantic council. i am steve grundman, a senior fellow here at the council s center for strategy and security. i am the producer of this defense industrial policy series. thank you all for coming, thanks very much, both those of you here in the room, and those of you who may be watching on the livestream. the purpose of this morning s event is to engage a discussion about implementing defense industrial policy. to that end, we are going to hear first from the deputy assistant secretary of defense, eric chewning, who will make some prepared remarks, teeing up the discussion. following his presentation, eric will be joined on the stage by three other distinguished voices on this topic. caralynn nowinski collens, the chief executive officer of ui labs. ui labs is based in chicago. those of you who are following the nation s weather might know that they got a snowstorm last night, and so caralynn was not able to be here in person. howeve
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