The National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA) Georgia Chapter is currently focusing on developing chapter membership, chapter networking and establishing an annual program of events and activities. If you are interested in joining NDIA or finding out when the next Georgia Chapter meeting is please email us at the link below. Further details and meeting schedules will be posted soon. Thank you for your interest and we look forward to seeing you at future meetings.
NEXT MEETING:
As the Board continues planning Chapter activities for 2009, please feel free to provide your thoughts and recommendations both for luncheon speakers and other activities you think would be worthwhile to our membership. Recommendations may be made to any board member or to our Programs Chairman by phone or email: Mike Hogan - 478.328.6630, or hoganwm@battelle.org.
Mission Statement "DCAA Hot Buttons and Their Role in Stimulus Bill Spending" presented by Cherry, Bekaert & Holland Come join Cherry, Bekaert & Holland, L.L.P. and Smith, Currie & Hancock on Thursday, May 21st at 8:00 am, at the Georgia Tech Hotel & Conference Center for the latest update on "Proposal Strategies and Pitfalls". This seminar will emphasize the importance of accurate and timely product or service costing and proposal pricing and the role your indirect rate structure plays in the management decision making process, the legal considerations in the proposal process, the improvement of your competitive position and in regulatory compliance. Areas explored will include: To register for this seminar please go to www.cbh.com or click here to print the invitation and return by email or fax.
The Greater Atlanta Chapter of the National Defense Industrial Association will support the programs and activities of the national association by
1. Providing a legal and ethical forum for the interchange of ideas between the government and industry offering a means for liaison with and for local government agencies and personnel,
2. encouraging and facilitating the exchange of information between industry and government with particular reference to national security and defense preparedness. Our primary areas of interest are the business and technical aspects of the government-industry relationship, encompassing government policies and practices in the entire acquisition process, including research and development, procurement, logistics support, and many technical areas,
3. promoting communication between industry, Government, academic and research facilities,
4. pursuing an active program in support of association membership, recruitment, and retention, and providing a value-added service to members.
From small businesses to prime contractors, if your company is a part of the defense/homeland security industry, you have a place in NDIA. By joining, your company and its products or services become more marketable because of the knowledge, visibility, and contacts gained. Plus, you can help shape the government policy the association voices, and you are assured you support an organization committed to defense/homeland security industrial readiness
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If you have questions or comments please let us know. You can e-mail the NDIA Georgia Chapter at NDIA Georgia Chapter E-Mail.
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