Conference Overview

Please join us on May 16 & 17 for this year’s Indo-Pacific Conference focused on bridging the logistics and sustainment gap.

The Indo-Pacific Region holds the potential for conflict, and we must start to prepare now to deal effectively with the unique challenges we and our allies and partners face there. Importantly, the U.S. must continue to lead against China’s continued saber-rattling with their threats to invade Taiwan and press their unfounded territorial claims elsewhere in the region. Bolstering our defenses and resources in the Indo-Pacific is essential to preventing conflict in that region.

In our view, given “the tyranny of time and distance” in providing support to our bases and those of our allies, closing the logistics and sustainment gap is a critical aspect of deterrence. We look forward to playing a role in helping create public/private partnerships to be successful in this mission.

Over the past several months, ISOA has held a series of Focused Discussions to explore solutions to the challenging issue of bridging the logistics and sustainment gap, leveraging the power and ingenuity of public and private partners. The panel topics have emerged from those discussions.

The conference will also feature several high-profile expert keynote speakers, networking opportunities, and receptions on May 16 & May 17.

Pricing

Venue

Waikiki Marriott
2552 Kalakaua Avenue
Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, 96815
Toll Free:+1-800-367-5370

Sponsorship Opportunities

High visibility sponsorships are available! Check out the opportunities below and contact ISOA Senior Vice President Roxanne Kaufman (roxannekaufman@stability-operations.org) for more information.

Cancellation Policy:

ISOA must receive all cancellation & refund requests in writing by April 25, 2024. Email all cancellation requests to support@stability-operations.org. All refunds will be processed 3-6 weeks after the event. Refund requests received by April 25, 2024 will be assessed a $150 processing charge. Substitutions are always accepted but must be made in writing.