The 10th Anniversary

Katie Curnutte, Senior Vice President, Communications and Public Affairs, ZILLOW GROUP

CSM Patrick McCauley, Command Senior Enlisted Leader, U.S. SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMAND

Amy Schatz, Director, GLEN ECHO GROUP

Kimberly Tebrugge, Chief Communication Officer, U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY

Ward De Grieve, Commander Senior Grade, Head of Communications and PAO, BELGIAN NAVY

Dawn C. Meyerriecks, Deputy Director of CIA for Science and Technology, CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

Sean Greenwood, Director of Public Relations and Communications, BEN & JERRY’S

Christopher Paul, Senior Social Scientist, RAND CORPORATION and PARDEE RAND GRADUATE SCHOOL

Brad Jenkins, Producer and Strategist, ENFRANCHISEMENT PRODUCTIONS LLC, and former Managing Director and Executive Producer, FUNNY OR DIE

Robert Allen, Lead, Digital Operations, Global Public Affairs, BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB

SPONSORS AND SUPPORTING PARTNERS

VISIT WWW.STRATEGICSUMMIT.COM FOR ADDITIONAL SPEAKERS!

KEY TOPICS @STRATCOMMSUMMIT

d Open source info strategies for the digital age

d Brand messaging to drive growth in digital, high-tech companies

d Warrior Diplomats: A view inside U.S. Special Operations

d Brands that stand for a social purpose

d Strategy of leadership: Driving positive business outcomes

d Unleashing the voice of the CEO in a new era of activism

FEATURED SPEAKERS

Gain Insights • Learn New Strategies • Interact With Leaders • Network

APRIL 25-26, 2019 | AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON, D.C | WWW.STRATEGICSUMMIT.COM

AIM HIGHER: GAINING A LEADERSHIP EDGE• Career-changing insights giving you the edge to develop unique solutions• A digital edge to ensure your success in the digital economy• A behavioral edge to influence peoples’ actions, enabling you to align teams you lead• Engage high-level speakers from corporations, the military, government and NGOs

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The 10th Anniversary

Strategic Summit VenueConstitution Hall — American University East Campus 3501 Nebraska Ave NW Washington, DC 20016

We are excited to host the 2019 Summit in Constitution Hall on AU’s beautiful new east campus in Washington, D.C. In addition to offering a relaxed, collegial feel, the new conference center is fully automated, enabling maximum interaction for delegates and speakers.

There are several hotels near American University offering discounts to AU guests. These include the Embassy Row Hotel on Dupont Circle and the Embassy Suites or Courtyard by Marriott in nearby Friendship Heights. There is not an "official" Summit hotel, so choose accommodation according to your own budget and preferences.

A map and more information about transportation and parking is at www.strategicsummit.com.

Aim higher! Great work is being done in each sector represented at this Summit: corporate, military, government, agencies and NGOs. Attend, and you’ll learn, connect, and grow by engaging with people you likely would not meet elsewhere. You’ll mingle with thought leaders, trend-setters, and peers, and walk away with knowledge, connections and lasting memories.

The Summit provides many opportunities for you to interact with peers offline, make business connections and build new relationships.

d Keynote presentations d Interactive breakouts d Luncheon events

d Panel discussions d Delegate reception d And much more!

Meet, Learn and Network With CEOs, CCOs, CMOs and Leading PR, PA, IO and Communications Executives!

d Consultants d Marketing Services

Providers

d Association Managers d Executive Recruiters d Civic Organizations

The program also is of interest to:

Dear Colleague,We are proud to bring you the 10th consecutive National Summit on Strategic Communications on April 25-26, 2019. Every year, we strive to provide you with excellent value for the level of knowledge shared in two days of outstanding keynotes, panels, breakouts, breakfasts, luncheons, and networking events.

This popular and engaging Strategic Summit brings together senior leaders from corporate, military and government sectors with the objective of sharing best practices in global strategic communications.

As leaders, you’re challenged to navigate constant change, find solutions to complex problems and energize and align others. You are expected to see what’s possible that others don’t, resist complacency and stretch your abilities.

Attend the 10th National Summit on Strategic Communications and get a fresh approach to work and life. Aim higher, gain a leadership edge and see beyond what you think is possible!

The Strategic Summit historically showcases speakers who constantly learn, have an insatiable growth mindset and deliver results with incredible speed. The 2019 Summit speakers listed in this brochure will be no exception!

The 10th Anniversary Strategic Summit program and topics are designed to provide you with cutting-edge opportunities to refine your leadership skills.

Aim higher! Join us on April 25-26 in our state-of-the-art venue, Constitution Hall, at American University’s east campus in Washington, D.C. Register to attend and gain your edge for success.

We look forward to seeing you in April.

Best regards,

Robert W. Grupp Summit Director and PresidentThe Strategic Communications Leadership Initiative, Inc.

Who Should Attend?This Strategic Summit is designed for business, public sector and military communications directors and public affairs officers, information operations officers, corporate communications and public relations professionals, and executives from corporations, government agencies, the Department of Defense and military branches, the intelligence community, universities and NGOs with responsibilities in the following areas:

d Corporate Communications

d Digital and Social Media d Information Operations d Public Relations d Public Affairs d Content Editors d Media Relations d Marketing d Data Analytics

d Public Policy d Strategic Alliances d Intelligence and Analysis d Product and Brand

Management d Community Relations d Employee

Communications d Public Diplomacy d Government Affairs

Sponsorship OpportunitiesIncrease your company’s direct exposure to our targeted audience by partnering with the Strategic Summit. We provide unique, valuable forums that display your products, highlight your services and illustrate your expertise. For more information about the value in partnering with us, please contact Chris Summa, Business Development Manager, at +1-917-932-0432 or csumma@exlevents.com.

To Register Contact Marcie Cruz 917-258-5143 or mcruz@exlevents.com

8:00 AM REGISTRATION AND CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST Constitution Hall Foyer, American University, Washington, D.C.

SUMMIT OPENS

8:45 AM WELCOME AND SUMMIT OPENING • Constitution HallRobert W. Grupp, Summit Director and President, STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS LEADERSHIP INITIATIVE

WELCOME!

8:55 AM SOCIAL TABLESMaking new friends among colleagues @StratComms19

9:00 AM SESSION OPENINGTim Paynter, Vice President, Strategic Communications, NORTHROP GRUMMAN

Opening Keynote

9:05 AM WARRIOR DIPLOMATS: A VIEW FROM INSIDE U.S. SPECIAL OPERATIONSThe ability to communicate cross-culturally has long been touted as one of the hallmarks of strategic operators, and in multi-national, private-sector organizations. Today, professionals must be able to understand, engage, and convince people with profoundly different frames of references — audiences in different cultures. Celebrated missions have underscored the breadth and quality of the fighting skills of U.S. Special Operators. This session will explore what it means to be a “warrior diplomat,” and how to leverage engagement to win.Command Sergeant Major Patrick McCauley, Command Senior Enlisted Leader, U.S. SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMAND

CASE STUDY

9:45 AM CORE COMMUNCATION STRATEGIES FOR DEVELOPNG FUTURE LEADERSThe U.S. Air Force Academy isn’t just a premier center for higher-education. It's an academic and military institution that develops young men and women into the officers who will lead the nation’s armed forces. Kimberly Tebrugge leads communication for the Academy and its brand platform. She faces ever-present challenges to explain “what it is that we do, and how we do it.” This session shares insights how USAF leadership is turning to technology and communication strategy to drive results.Kimberly Tebrugge, Chief Communication Officer, U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY

10:25 AM NETWORKING AND REFRESHMENT BREAK Constitution Hall Foyer, American University

CAMPFIRE SESSION

10:40 AM BETTER BUCKLE YOUR (SOCIAL MEDIA) SEAT BELTS!Dialogue and Q&A with a Fortune 500 corporate leader in digital communications and social media, including content creation, curation and analytics.ModeratorBob Pearson, Author and Senior Advisor, W20PanelistRobert Allen, Lead, Digital Operations, Global Public Affairs, BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB

C-SUITE PERSPECTIVE

11:15 AM UNLEASHING THE VOICE OF THE CEO IN A NEW ERA OF ACTIVISMWhen should, or should not a communications leader choose to unleash the voice of the CEO as part of its company’s narrative? Is the CEO a viable way of enhancing company reputation? What are the risks in making your CEO more vocal, transparent, and exposed to public opinion? Based on a robust study of 240,000 people and a thorough analysis of Global CEO and company reputation, this session will discuss the what, how, and when a company can gain the optimal benefit of CEO narrative and positively impact public discourse in an era of CEO Activism. Stephen Hahn-Griffiths, Chief Reputation Officer, REPUTATION INSTITUTE

12:00 PM LUNCHEON FOR SPEAKERS AND DELEGATES Constitution Hall Foyer and Terrace — American University

CYBER THREATS

1:00 PM TOOLS TO DEFEND AGAINST DISINFORMATION AND PROPAGANDA Cybercriminals are getting savvier, and it is getting harder to detect threats as bad actors exploit every possible weakness to steal from corporations and manipulate information. Getting in front of cyber threats and misinformation and raising awareness involves more robust efforts to “out” propaganda sources and the nature of their efforts. This session will offer specifics about how organizations can better compete on a digital battlefield. Christopher Paul, Senior Social Scientist, RAND CORPORATION and PARDEE RAND GRADUATE SCHOOL

CORPORATE DIPLOMACY1:40 PM UNLEASHING THE VOICE OF THE CEO IN A NEW ERA OF ACTIVISM

1:40 PM GLOBAL COMPANIES: NOT QUITE BUSINESS AS USUALThrough targeted engagement at a local level, some US states and multinational companies are pressing on with plans to build ties with China on everything from technology to climate change, despite geopolitical tensions. At the national government level, there may be issues to work out, but analysts seem to agree the world will continue to integrate, especially in manufacturing, communications, and technology. This session will explore

AGENDA DAY ONE — THURSDAY • APRIL 25, 2019

how executives can build bridges for business between the countries to remain competitive in the global market.ModeratorDr. Roger Hayes, Senior Counselor, APCO WORLDWIDE; Associate Professor, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORESpeakerProfessor Xu Zhengzhong, Deputy Dean of the Institute for International Strategic Studies and Director of the International Organizations Institute, PARTY SCHOOL OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE C.P.C. (BEIJING)

2:20 PM NETWORKING AND REFRESHMENT BREAK Constitution Hall Foyer, American University

TECHNOLOGY

2:40 PM ZILLOW GROUP: DISRUPTING THE DIGITAL STATUS QUOStarting in 2006 with little more than public data and some basic tools, Zillow Group today is an $8.4 billion company that includes multiple brands focusing on all stages of the home lifecycle: renting, buying, selling, financing, and home improvement. For the past decade, Katie Curnutte has led Zillow’s communications team and the company through periods of astonishing growth and acquisitions while maintaining the flexibility to navigate around the tech-driven disruption, enabling Zillow to top $1 billion in revenue for the first time in 2017 and become an unrivaled player within its industry. A Conversation With Katie Curnutte, Senior Vice President, Communications and Public Affairs, ZILLOW GROUPModerated by Matthew Doering, President and Senior Partner, GLOBAL GATEWAY ADVISORS

NON-PROFIT STRATEGIES

3:20 PM STAYING TRUE TO YOUR MISSION (IN UNCERTAIN TIMES)First 5 LA works on behalf of children 0-5 and their families in Los Angeles County who face significant risks and challenges to achieving their maximum physical and socio-emotional health and learning potential. In other words, making sure children enter kindergarten ready to succeed in school and life. As the primary owner of Frist 5 LA’s brand, Sanchez is lead storyteller and corporate communicator for the agency. This case study will identify how communication becomes a strategic enabler, including program design and approaches to serve target populations. Gabriel Sanchez, Director of Communications and Marketing, FIRST 5 LA

BRAND IDENTITY

3:55 PM HOW BEN & JERRY’S KEEPS SOCIAL PURPOSE ALIVEBen & Jerry's grew from a Vermont scoop shop opened in 1978 into an international ice cream maker that allocates 7.5% of its pretax profits to fund various projects. Today, Ben & Jerry's remains among the more outspoken brands on social issues, even though it is housed within a major public company. Along the way, Sean Greenwood has taken a serious interest in sharing the Ben & Jerry’s mission, that businesses can thrive when they lead with their values and consider more than simply making a profit.Sean Greenwood, Director of Public Relations and Communications, BEN & JERRY’S

MARKETING

4:15 PM COMPETING ON SOCIAL PURPOSEConsumers increasingly expect brands to provide more than just products and services. They expect organizations to fulfill a social purpose. As a result, brands increasingly use social purpose to guide marketing communications, inform product innovation, and steer investments. But missteps are common. Sometimes, they backfire because the messaging inadvertently angers or offends customers—or they simply go unnoticed because they fail to resonate. This session will explore frameworks for aligning a company’s social aspirations with its business needs and growth to create real value.ModeratorBob Pearson, Author and Senior Advisor, W2OPanelistsBarie Carmichael, Senior Counselor, APCO WORLDWIDESean Greenwood, Director of Public Relations and Communications, BEN & JERRY’S Ted Studdard, Divisional Staffing Manager, THE HOME DEPOT

CLOSING

5:00 PM CHAIRMAN’S CLOSING REMARKS AND END OF SUMMIT DAY ONE

5:00 PM to 10th ANNIVERSARY SPEAKER AND DELEGATE RECEPTION Sponsored by 6:00 PM Constitution Hall Foyer and Terrace, American University

6:30 PM to THOUGHT LEADER DINNER (By-Invitation)* 8:00 PM Hosted by the Strategic Communications Leadership Initiative

AGENDA DAY ONE — THURSDAY • APRIL 25, 2019

To Register Contact Marcie Cruz 917-258-5143 or mcruz@exlevents.com

8:00 AM REGISTRATION AND CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST Constitution Hall, American University, Washington, D.C.

8:40 AM INTRODUCTION TO SUMMIT DAY TWO • Constitution Hall Robert W. Grupp, Summit Director and President, STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS LEADERSHIP INITIATIVE

OPENING KEYNOTE

8:50 AM BEST PRACTICES FOR MERGER AND ACQUISITION COMMUNICATIONTakeda completed its $62 billion acquisition of Shire Plc in January, one of the world’s biggest recent acquisitions, transforming the 237-year-old Japanese company into a top 10 pharma company. Good communication during M&A is essential. It needs to begin during preliminary stages to set the scene right through to post-merger integration issues. Done well, frequent communication respects both companies’ brands and cultures and can serve to accelerate growth. This session identifies the best ways to communicate mergers and acquisitions as well as mistakes to avoid. Tsuyoshi Tada, Head of Media Relations, Organizational, External and Corporate Communications & Public Affairs, TAKEDA PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY LTD.

GLOBAL STRATCOMM

9:30 AM THE LAW OF SMALL NUMBERSOnce the most powerful navy in the world, the Belgian Navy, is professional and effective, but in comparison to a bygone era, it is small, with a dozen ships and around 2,000 personnel. Like other organizations, changes in the political and social environment can have dramatic impacts. Out of necessity, the navy — a pioneer in Belgian Defense — launched a Strategic Communications campaign enabling the navy to raise its voice and assure its brand identity and survival. The navy must communicate a compelling narrative, convince political influencers and public opinion, and meet recruiting goals, all of which is achievable through coordinated communication strategy. Ward De Grieve, Commander Senior Grade, Head of Communications and PAO, BELGIAN NAVY

10:05 AM NETWORKING AND REFRESHMENT BREAK Sponsored By Constitution Hall Foyer, American University

CHANGING BEHAVIORS

10:30 AM METHOD IN THE MADNESS: STORYTELLING THAT MOVES PEOPLE TO ACTIONCommunication at its best is about moving people to action, but it is challenging to break through the noise so you stand out and are heard. How do brands effectively tell their stories to the right audience, through the right channels? As executive producer at Will Ferrell’s comedy company, Brad Jenkins and his team worked with everyone from Zach Galifianakis to Charlize Theron to President Barack Obama and with major brands such as Shell, LG, and Proctor & Gamble. For Brad, there is nothing more impactful than people talking about real human experiences in an authentic and often humorous way. Brad Jenkins, Producer and Strategist, ENFRANCHISEMENT PRODUCTIONS LLC, and former Managing Director and Executive Producer, FUNNY OR DIE

INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY

11:10 AM OPEN SOURCE STRATEGIES FOR THE DIGITAL AGE Digital technologies are changing business, government, and society worldwide. They’re opening new risks in every sector of the world economy and causing an explosion in open-source data and information. While the intelligence community deeply understands the mission, the private sector holds many of the keys to state-of-the-art tools. Increasingly, the intelligence community will be partnering with industry to develop and speed vital new technologies to the community. This session will offer mental models and practical frameworks to give you an edge in understanding the digital world. And this edge is not about tradecraft or secrets. It’s about better thinking. Moderator Matt McQueen, Chief Communications Officer, PERATONSpeakerDawn Meyerriecks, Deputy Director of CIA for Science and Technology, CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

12:00 PM LUNCHEON FOR SPEAKERS AND DELEGATES Sponsored By Constitution Hall Foyer and Terrace — American University

AGENDA DAY TWO — FRIDAY • APRIL 26, 2019

To Register Contact Marcie Cruz 917-258-5143 or mcruz@exlevents.com

TRACKED SESSIONS

1:00 PM THE STRATEGY OF LEADERSHIP

Working with and through others to drive positive business outcomes

Leaders today rely less on traditional command-and-control models and more on insights, relationships, effective frameworks and tools needed to build teams, influence people and drive outcomes. Through a combi-nation of presentations, interactive discussions and case examples, you will explore the essence of effective leadership and gain new insights into your capabilities as a leader. Dave Swanson is a retired Army platoon leader and author who engaged in over 100 firefights during his tour in Iraq. Col. Ted Studdard is an ac-complished veteran who has successfully transitioned into the corporate world. By exploring the pros and cons of diverse leadership styles and strategies, participants will hear from Dave on how to conquer mental hurdles and learn corporate nuances. Ted will share techniques that help you excel in new and challenging work environments. Ted Studdard, Divisional Staffing Manager, THE HOME DEPOT

Dave Swanson, Senior Strategy Manager, CHARLES SCHWAB

POWER OF DISRUPTIVE DIGIAL MEDIA

Keys to creating engaging online stories

Digital media is arguably the most disruptive industry across the economy. Businesses that do any online content marketing are in a constant battle to keep up with new channels, applications, technolo-gy, and tactics.

And the pace of disruption by the digital media industry shows no signs of slowing down. Instead, its path of economic disruption is only getting wider. Digital media provide brands, agencies, and their media partners an impressive kit of tools to open new markets and reach new customers for businesses that can adapt.

Through presentations, interactive case studies and Q&A, this session will pinpoint strategies to skillfully deploy this powerful form of story-telling and distance yourself from competitors.

Peter Cherukuri, CEO and Founder, LEVIATHAN NEWS

Amy Schatz, Director, GLEN ECHO GROUP

Brad Jenkins, Producer and Strategist, ENFRANCHISEMENT PRODUCTIONS LLC, and former Managing Director and Executive Producer, FUNNY OR DIE

2:30 PM NETWORKING AND REFRESHMENT BREAK Sponsored By Constitution Hall Foyer, American University

SUMMIT TAKEAWAYS

2:45 PM CONVERTING SUMMIT IDEAS INTO ACTIONThis interactive, high-energy closing session succinctly identifies major takeaways from the previous two tracked session as well as the two-day Strategic Summit. We can’t realize our potential as professionals or as companies unless we plan for the long term. This spirited closing session will engage participants in identifying how we can keep our eyes on emerging trends.ModeratorBob Pearson, Author and Senior Advisor, W20

FAREWELL

3:15 PM CHAIRMAN’S CLOSING REMARKS AND SUMMIT CONCLUDESRobert W. Grupp, Summit Director and President, STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS LEADERSHIP INITIATIVE

3:30 PM SUMMIT ADJOURNS

PLEASE NOTE: The agenda and speakers are subject to change without notice. In the event of a speaker cancellation or agenda topic change, every effort to find a suitable replacement will be made. Please check the Strategic Summit website for updates: http://www.strategicsummit.com

AGENDA DAY TWO — FRIDAY • APRIL 26, 2019

What People Said About the 2018 STRATEGIC SUMMIT“Awesome! This Summit gets better every year.” —Frank Kalupa, Department Director, Strategic Leadership Communications, U.S. AIR FORCE CENTER FOR STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP

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—Lauren Shuck, Public Relations Manager, NEWPORT NEWS SHIPBUILDING

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