Please join us for the Transatlantic Defense Industry Access Forum to meet with over 50 U.S UAS, counter-UAS, and deep precision strike companies, active in the defense industry. This event is intended to bring together U.S. and Polish companies active in these sectors to improve collaboration, innovation, and increase production.
We have created a dynamic program with a wide range of strategic and operational speakers. Please find an overview of the program and participating U.S. companies below. You will have the opportunity to pre-schedule meetings during the event with the U.S. companies.
This event is part of a roadshow of over 50 U.S. defense companies visiting Europe and is led by U.S. Ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker, organized by the U.S. Department of Commerce. The delegation will start their journey in Warsaw, followed by one-day programs in Krakow (Ukraine program) and Rome.
Registration is required to attend, and please note that there will be a vetting procedure. Make sure to select that you are attending the event in Warsaw. 
Location:
Warsaw (venue details to be provided closer to the event date)
Agenda:
8:00 AM: Registration/Name Tag Distribution/Networking
8:30 AM: Opening Remarks
8:50 AM: Bridging U.S. Tech and Polish Defense Modernization Priorities
9:30 AM: Panel I: Executing the Tarcza Wschód (Eastern Shield): Rapid Procurement Frameworks
10:15 AM: Coffee Break & Networking/Welcome to Polish participants
10:45 AM: Panel II: Navigating the 60% Industrial Mandate: Teaming and Joint-Venture Frameworks with PGZ and Polish private sector.
11:15 AM: Panel III: Integrating the $3.8B SAN Automated Anti-Drone Wall with Open-Architecture U.S. Tech12:00 PM: U.S. Export Controls and Compliance Updates: Navigating ITAR for Frontline Allies
12:20 PM: Networking Lunch
1:30 PM: Panel IV: Unlocking EU Defense Initiatives: Accessing EDF, EDIRPA, and SAFE Frameworks on the Eastern Flank
2:15 PM: Panel V: Doing Business via NSPA: Multinational Procurement of key Capabilities
3:00 PM: Coffee Break & Executive Time
3:30 PM: Strategic One-on-One Networking
4:30 PM: Keynote Address & Fireside Chat
5:00 PM: Companies depart to networking reception.
6:00 PM: Reception in Honor of the Transatlantic Defense Industry Access Forum.
8:00 PM: End of event
For questions, please contact Katarzyna Slowinska, U.S. Embassy, at Katarzyna.Slowinska@trade.gov.
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AeroVironment Inc.
AV invents advantage by delivering innovative, mission-ready solutions built with precision, scaled with reliability, and driven by the people behind them. AV delivers TRL-9 sensors and effectors, plus integrated systems for CUAS.
AEVEX Aerospace
UxS, including low-cost, modular USVs and UAVs for port and EEZ surveillance.
Allen Control Systems
Makers of Bullfrog; an autonomous weapon station to counter swarming UxS.
Allison Transmission, Inc.
Allison (NYSE: ALSN) is a global leader in high-performance mobility and work solutions built for the needs of the modern industrial world. Headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA, the Company manufactures solutions which offer industry-leading value propositions across vital sectors such as infrastructure, mining, energy, agriculture, construction, transportation and defense (tactical wheeled and tracked).
Applied Research Institute
501(c)3 organization fostering defense innovation through management of several DOW and other federal agency programs. Operator of FAA's Midwest UAS Test Site.
Aslan Motion Technologies
Aslan designs and manufactures motors, drive electronics, and pumps for unmanned air, sea, and land systems at its 156,000 SF facility in Radford, Virginia. Patent pending slotless and slotted BLDC motors pair with in-house ESCs, flight controllers, and seal-less pumps, delivering propulsion, power, and thermal management on one architecture. Standard configurations ship off the shelf, with private label and co-engineered OEM programs available. Built defense first, available commercially.
Armada
Armada serves heavily distributed, remote industries—such as the military, energy (oil & gas, mining), manufacturing, and maritime operations. Instead of forcing operators to send their raw data across slow, unreliable networks to a centralized cloud, Armada brings the data center to the data itself.
Astranis Space Technologies
Astranis satellites provide dedicated, secure networks to highly-sophisticated customers across the globe – large enterprises, governments, and the US military. With five satellites on orbit and many more set to launch soon, the company is servicing a backlog of more than $2 billion of commercial contracts. Astranis is the preferred satellite communications partner for buyers with stringent requirements for uptime, data security, network visibility, and customization.
Augustus Global Defense
Augustus Global Defense is a U.S. based defense company focused on delivering advanced technologies, systems, and capabilities to the US and its allied partners. AGD works with leading manufactures and international partners to support requirements across air and missile defense, radar and surveillance, maritime security, munition and energetics, and other mission-critical defense capabilities.
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