Spring 2026 National Security Engagement Series

Join a small, curated group of national security professionals for a four-part speaker series exploring the evolving strategic importance of the Western Hemisphere.

Hosted at the Texas A&M George Bush School DC Campus, this series convenes emerging and senior leaders from government, defense, policy, and allied sectors for candid conversations with experienced practitioners shaping today’s national security landscape.

Each session features a fireside chat followed by discussion, with topics ranging from the 2026 National Security Strategy and Arctic competition to economic security and geopolitical competition in the Americas. Sessions will be conducted under Chatham House Rule to encourage open dialogue and meaningful engagement.

Attendance is intentionally limited to create an intimate environment for discussion and relationship-building.

Speaker Series Tickets
• Full Series Pass (4 sessions): $30
• Single Session Ticket: $10

Sessions: 

• April 2nd: The Blueprint – NSS, NDS, and the Trump Corollary with Krista Auchenbach
• April 9th: The High North – Greenland & The New Arctic with Heather Conley
• April 23rd: Spheres of Influence? U.S.-China Relations in the Western Hemisphere with Ali Wyne
• April 30th: Economic Fortress – Trade, USMCA, and Pitfalls with Dr. Raymond Robertson, Isaac Stone Fish, & Michael Jacobson

Space is limited.