TechNet Augusta 2022 Sponsorship and Branding Opportunities
AFCEA has developed an enhanced sponsorship program that will offer maximum visibility to those who participate! What better way to make sure you stand out and increase your exposure at this foremost event in which industry leaders can learn about military requirements and connect with decision makers and operators, where senior military and government officials can gain feedback, and where industry thought leaders will discuss and demonstrate solutions. Sponsorship opportunities are offered at several investment levels, ensuring your ability to participate.
Browse available options below, or jump to specific categories: Patron Packages, Individual Sponsorships, Branding Opportunities.
The deadline to be included in sponsor signage is Wednesday, July 20th.
Profile
Col. James Riley currently works for the U.S. Army Network Enterprise Technology Command (NETCOM) and the G-6 as the director for the Unified Network Task Force. A native of Boston Massachusetts, Col. Riley received a Bachelor of Arts in 1995 from Norwich University, the Military College of Vermont, majoring in history.
His military career began in 1995 in the infantry and his first assignment was as a platoon leader for Bravo Company, 1-4 Infantry Battalion (OPFOR) in Hohenfels Germany. He has attended the Signal Officer’s Transition Course to become a signal officer.
Col. Riley’s career with the White House Communications Agency began in 2006, where he worked as the deputy chief of J3 plans, and later as the chief of J3 plans. In 2010, he was assigned to U.S. Military Training Mission, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, as the unit J6 and installation COMM-I. Col. Riley returned to WHCA to serve in both the J6 and J3 COD. From 2013 to 2015, he was the commander of 54th Signal Battalion, Camp Arifjan, Kuwait. Following that, he returned for a third tour within WHCA and was charged with creating the agency’s newest unit, the Executive Services Command and Deputy Commander, White House Communications Agency. From there, he attended the National War College at Ft. McNair, graduating in 2018. He served as the commander, White House Communications Agency from June 2019 to January 2021.
His military education includes the Infantry Officers Basic Course, Ranger School, Signal Officers transition and Advanced Courses, Combined Arms and Service Staff School, the Command and General Staff College and National War College.
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