Mr. Joseph W. Murphy, SES Deputy Chief of Staff Capabilities and Resource Integration (N8) U.S. Fleet Forces Command AFCEA LUNCHEON AFCEA

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1 LUNCHEON FEATURED SPEAKER: LUNCHEON ANNOUNCEMENT : February 12, 2007 Meeting Time: 11:30 a.m. Location: Holiday Inn 5655 Greenwich Road Virginia Beach, VA (just off I264/I64 Newtown Exit) Cost: Members/Non-Members: $22.00: Uniform: $20.00 Guest/Members without reservations: $22.00 Mr. Joseph W. Murphy, SES Deputy Chief of Staff Capabilities and Resource Integration (N8) U.S. Fleet Forces Command BIO See Page 5 Reservations: Call: Tim Harschutz at tharschutz@windwardcg.com NLT noon February 8, 2008 No shows hurt! If you sign up to come to the luncheon but later find you can't attend, call to let us know. Otherwise, we will expect you to pay for your meal. We give the restaurant an expected number of attendees for the luncheon. If our estimate is out of line with the actual number in attendance, we are charged a premium for the no shows. Please help us control costs. 1

2 SMALL BUSINESS NEWS What would it be worth to you to be able to differentiate yourself from your competitors? Wouldn t you like your customers and partnering organizations to have a clear image of your unique value? Wouldn t you also like your company to be their first choice when they are ready to buy or team? Check out the Hampton Roads Chapter Small Business Development Program and learn how your small business of 49 or fewer employees can become an Small Business Partner today! We welcome our new small business partners and we look forward to their active participation in our chapter affairs and events. How this works: There are eight seats per table, the sponsoring company has four seats and the other four are for guests that will be assigned at random by the chapter arrangements committee. Who to contact: Please contact Tim Harschutz at tharschutz@windwardcg.com. UPCOMING SPEAKERS March Open April Mr. Greg Knapp (SES) JFCOM Deputy J7 - tentative May Congressman Randy Forbes - Confirmed June Mr. Tim Freihofer JFCOM, Director, Joint Deployment, Employment, & Sustainment, Joint Futures Lab (JFL) - tentative July Open August Rob Carey, DON CIO - confirmed September Open For more information on our small business benefits Contact: james.lee@itginc.net Something new! Corporate Table sponsorships are now available for the Hampton Roads Chapter monthly luncheons! This is the chapter's next step to welcome our military, government civilian and guests to our informative monthly luncheons at a reduced cost (or free, if we have enough sponsorship!). The details are: Cost: Annual cost of $1400 includes 11 monthly luncheons (excludes East June 17-19). Once you provide your corporate logo, it will be prominently displayed on your table. A monthly table cost of $150 will be available to those who desire ala carte. 2 N OF THE MONTH AWARD (1) MILITARY (1) CIVILIAN/INDUSTRY Nominate a Military and/or a Civilian/Industry professional who exemplifies leadership and expertise in their careers that furthers our goals in the Hampton Roads area and beyond. The nominated individual should have a background in one of the C4I areas to include: command and control, communications and networks, programming, knowledge management, imagery, electronics, intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance and air traffic control systems. nominations to Awards Deputy, at dasha.little@apogee.us.com

3 Mr. Bobby Jones (l) receives the Civilian Information Professional of the Month certificate from Al Broderick, chapter Membership Committee Chairman, and Dasha Little, chapter Awards Chairman. Commander Gary M. Thomas (l), U.S. Coast Guard, is shown here with Vice Admiral Brian Peterman, Commander USCG Atlantic Area, shortly after CDR Thomas s promotion ceremony. CDR Thomas is an active member of the Hampton Roads chapter. Congratulations Gary! Glenda Bluhm (r), Chapter President, thanks RADM Anderson, Vice Commander, U. S. Fleet Force Command for his presentation at the January meeting. 3 Education/Scholarship Scholarships The Chapter will award (or renew) nine $2500 scholarships this year.

4 Seven 2007 scholarship winners will be eligible for renewals if they meet our renewal criteria of 3.3 cumulative GPA with no grade below a B-minus, but experience suggests that one or two of last year s winners will not meet these criteria. Thus, we should be able to award two to four new scholarships. New scholarship awards are not limited to graduating high school seniors. Current undergraduates are also eligible to apply. We advertise the availability of these scholarships to public school systems and counselors in the South Hampton Roads area through various channels but outreach to private high schools and current undergraduates is difficult. Please let your friends, acquaintances and associates whose children may be eligible to apply that these scholarships are available. The deadline for submission of applications is April 25, Full details of the eligibility criteria and application procedures are available online at the Chapter website: _pro.htm Science Fair The 57 th annual Tidewater Regional Science Fair is scheduled for March 8, 2008 at ODU s Webb Center. Funding for this event has depended entirely on the generosity of corporate and private donors since This private no strings attached financial support has made a difference because it has allowed the Tidewater Science Congress to eliminate public-funding restrictions that had limited participation in the Science Fair to students from school districts that had contributed funds to the Fair. The number of student projects has increased from 110 in 2004 to 288 in Each year has also seen an increase in both the number of schools and the number of school districts represented at the Science Fair. Teachers and schools who had dropped science fairs from their programs have revived school and district level science fairs now that they are assured that their students have an opportunity to advance to a regional science fair that is a stepping stone to state and national level competition. Hampton Roads Chapter members have led the way in supporting the Tidewater Regional Science Fair by contributing more than 80% of total funds donated since Please consider a corporate or personal donation to support this year s Tidewater Science Fair. For further details, check the Tidewater Regional Science Fair page at the Chapter website: ence_fair.htm or contact the Scholarship/Education Programs Committee Chairman, John Oakes by telephone at or by addressed to john.r.oakes@cox.net Chapter members who have contributed to the 2008 Science Fair to date include: General Dynamics Information Technology Northrop Grumman Mission Systems One anonymous individual member The 2008 Golf Tournament is scheduled for September 5, 2008 at Bide-A-Wee. 4

5 Mr. Joseph W. Murphy, SES - BIO A native of Baltimore, Maryland, Mr. Murphy graduated from the United States Naval Academy in May Mr. Murphy was a career Naval Officer, having served on five ships: Machinery/Boilers Officer and later as Main Propulsion Assistant on USS IWO JIMA (LPH 2) from 1982 to 1985; Fire Control Officer on USS TICONDEROGA (CG 47) from 1985 to 1987; Combat Systems Officer and Operations Officer on USS CHOSIN (CG 65) from 1989 to 1993; Executive Officer on USS ARLEIGH BURKE (DDG 51) from 1994 to He commanded USS GONZALEZ (DDG 66) from 1998 to 2000, and commanded Destroyer Squadron 28 from 2002 to Ashore, he earned a Master of Science degree in Financial Management from the Naval Postgraduate School. Mr. Murphy served on the Secretary of the Navy s staff in the Navy s Appropriations Matters Office where he performed congressional budget liaison. He also served on the Chief of Naval Operations staff as Deputy Executive Assistant to the Chief of Naval Operations. Mr. Murphy has extensive Fleet and Joint war fighting capability assessment and requirements generation experience having served as Requirements Chief at U.S. Joint Forces Command and U.S. Fleet Forces Command. Hampton Roads Chapter Membership News Currently there are 448 members active in the chapter. Please inform your co-workers of the benefits and advantages of membership. For more information regarding obtaining membership or questions in general, please do not hesitate to contract Mr. Alfred Broderick, HR Chapter Chair of Membership, at (757) or via at abroderick@cyrusacqtech.com or Mr. John Donaldson, Deputy of Membership at (757) or via at john.donaldson1@navy.mil. 5 Membership Corner News-Announcement(s) Thank you all for maintaining your membership throughout the year and welcome to 2008, an exciting year ahead of us. Don t hesitate to call or for information, should you have any questions. Advantages of membership 27,000 individual members and 12,000 corporate associates from government, military and industry Over 1,000 Corporate Sponsors, representing leading producers, manufacturers and users of communications, electronics, intelligence and information systems Worldwide chapter network, providing local meetings for dialogue on common issues and problems through tours, exhibits, speakers, and technical seminars Technical books and monographs Governmentdirected studies on leading-edge issues Comprehensive agenda of conferences and symposia for the discussion of policy issues Renowned expositions showcasing state-of-the-art communications, electronics and information systems technologies Technical panels, tutorials and seminars Educational enrichment opportunities Career development courses Career planning services New and Renewal Corporate members for December are as follows: Company New/Renew Exp. Apogee Solutions, Exp. 12/31/2008 Inc. Avaya Exp. 12/31/2008 Booz Allen Hamilton Exp. 12/31/2008 Status Consulting

6 Epsilon Systems Exp. 12/31/2008 Solutions IBM Global Gov t Exp. 12/31/2008 Industry PESystems Exp. 12/31/2008 Incorporated RNB Technologies, Exp. 12/31/2008 Inc. SAIC Exp. 12/31/2008 Whitney Bradley & Exp. 12/31/2008 Brown, Inc. New members for January are as follows: Medium Small Medium Medium Name Company Join MajGen Jon SRA International, Inc. 1/29/08 Gallinetti Mrs. Kelly Holden Rentals.com 1/1/08 Mr. John Kaelin MTC Technologies, Inc. 1/10/08 Maj. Wallace Mack U.S. Second Fleet 1/24/08 Mr. John Novak Avocent Corporation 1/8/08 LTC Walter Olenick U.S. Army 1/3/08 Capt Donald Randall The Boeing Company 1/4/08 If you see or happen to come across any of these new members, please welcome them to the chapter and invite them out to our monthly meetings. Below is a list of transfers TO the Hampton Roads chapter for the month of December. Below is a list of transfers FROM the Hampton Roads chapter for the month of December. Name Company From Chapter Mr. Scott Meyer Core Washington Street DC Chapter Transfer 12/10/07 For those members whose memberships for expiring this upcoming month, please renew your membership online or via mail. A reminder and notification of your expiring membership will be sent to your of record. If you are a corporate member associate, please remind your corporate representative to renew the corporate membership and so your membership will also be renewed. Invite your colleagues to the meeting. Our meetings are not members' only events. When you receive this newsletter, please give it wide dissemination in your organization. The purpose of is to provide a venue where industry and government can meet in an ethical forum to discuss topics of mutual interest. To keep the Chapter healthy, we need to get the word out to people in local military, government and industry organizations. Any questions or input for this publication should be sent to Kathy O Neill koneill@stginc.com Name Company From Chapter LCDR Mark USN NOVA Bowers Chapter Transfer 12/26/07 6