https://govconwire.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/govcon-companies-to-present.mp3 Baird is scheduled to hold its Government and Defense Conference on Nov. 17, a hybrid in-person and virtual event that will feature presentations from the GovCon community.
The annual conference involves discussions of industry trends and market outlook and offers a networking opportunity for leaders from the worlds of business and government.
Presenting companies include:
1901 Group Accenture Federal Services AeroVironment Amazon Web Services Anduril Avantus Federal Avascent Baird BlueHalo Booz Allen Hamilton CACI Cerner CIA CNSI Cognosante DLH Corp. EverWatch GCOM Software Gordon Ventures HawkEye 360 ICF Information Technology & Innovation Foundation KBR Leidos LinQuest LMI Lockheed Martin Maximus McAleese & Associates Mercury Systems Microsoft Palantir Parsons QinetiQ Smartronix Space Systems Command Splunk Tyler Technologies UAV Factory Veritas VTG Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe Other conference details are available here .
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