NCMS Tri-Chapter Seminar 2026
November 4-5, 2026
King of Prussia, PA
Presented by the Appalachian, Liberty and Mid-Atlantic Chapters of NCMS
11th Annual Tri-Chapter Seminar: November 4-5, 2026
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The Appalachian, Liberty, and Mid-Atlantic chapters of NCMS invite you to our in-person 11th Annual Tri-Chapter seminar to be held on November 4-5, 2026. This year's seminar is hosted by Lockheed Martin at 230 Mall Blvd. King of Prussia, PA. Our evening networking event will be held at the nearby Hyatt House where we also have a special room rate. Recognized presenters on various topics to include Cybersecurity, Trusted Workforce 2.0, DCSA AO, AI in Industrial security, FBI briefings to name a few. Hear from an FSO who recently received a Superior rating. Visit on site Help Desks from DCSA: AVS, NBIS, BI to help with all your needs Please join us in the historic Valley Forge area for a great seminar, lots of information and great networking! This seminar is expected to be approved for 12 CEUs! |
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We have excellent speakers again this year, including Alex Hubert, DCSA Authorizing Official Eastern Region.
Some of the well known keynote speakers from previous years were:
- Charles Phalen, Independent Consultant, Former DCSA Director
- Larry Vincent, DCSA Ass't Director
- Alex Hubert, DCSA Authorizing Official Eastern Region
- Alex Merriam, Crowdstrike, Former DCSA - Global Insider Risk
- Cathie Kaohi, NCMS President
- Mark Pekrul, Deputy Assistant Director, DCSA
- Robert Metzger, MITRE, NCMS National Speaker
- Gus Greene, Director Industrial Security Field Operations for DSS
- Heather Sims, former Deputy Director DSS and currently Industrial Security Program Manager for General Dynamics
- James Kren, Deputy Director of DSS
- Major General Kevin Wulfhorst, Ass't Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence, US Army and Supervisory Intelligence Analyst, FBI
- Lieutenant General Albert Edmonds, USAF Retired, former DISA Director
- Ray Semko (The "Diceman")
Save the Dates: November 4-5, 2026!
Register Online
In person attendance for this 2-day event cost $175 for NCMS members and $215 for non-members.
REGISTER ONLINE HERE