Sporting Clays and Discussion on Geopolitics
November 15, 2024 @ 8:30 am - 12:30 pm EST
| Share:
Join us for a morning of sporting clays followed by a lunch. This will be a great opportunity to engage with other BENS members in a less formal environment, grow camaraderie, and have a great time while getting to know other members and guests better.
Over lunch, we will host a discussion on how the election may shape national security priorities, focusing on its potential impact on U.S. foreign policy and global challenges.
Slots for this event are limited to 20.
*Graphic photo: Garland Mountain Sporting Clays.
Cost: $85
Organizer:
STalley@bens.org
Registration
More Events
Technology, Industry & Deterrence in an Age of Hard Choices
As BENS continues to elevate solutions around building the arsenal of tomorrow, join us for a discussion to explore how emerging technologies, industrial capacity, and allied collaboration are reshaping deterrence and national security in the Great Power Competition. Led by Dr. Eyck Freymann and Harry Harlem, co-authors of Arsenal of Democracy: Technology, Industry, and Deterrence in an Age of Hard Choices, the conversation will explore how Congress, industry, and allied governments must work together to expand production and integrate new technologies…
Luncheon Conversation with BENS President & CEO Gen. Tim Ray (ret.)
Please join us for an exclusive, off-the-record luncheon and discussion. As a long-time leader of the national security community, General Tim Ray, USAF (ret.) brings a unique perspective on leveraging private sector expertise to address the nation’s most pressing challenges. This exclusive briefing is a unique opportunity for members to engage directly on the mission and strategic direction of BENS. The Discussion Focus: BENS Campaign Imperatives General Ray will provide a candid, high-level assessment of the organization’s current strategic roadmap…
Luncheon Discussion on Advances in Military Medicine (Dallas)
Please join BENS members and guests for a luncheon discussion on how the lessons of a small group of world class trauma experts who joined forces with America’s best combat medics to rewrite the rule book on how battlefield medicine can save lives and impact trauma throughout the United States. At the start of the first Gulf War, there had been very little progress in battlefield trauma care since the Civil War. The concepts embodied in Tactical Combat Casualty Care…
REFUNDS: Event Registration Fees are fully refundable up to 3 business days before the event. After that time, they are non-refundable as BENS has already incurred the expense of registration. Contact your Regional Director, the event coordinator, or email BENS@bens.org to withdraw from an event and begin the refund process. For additional information on refunds and payment policies, please visit our payment information page.