Pathways-2-Partnership
Pathways-2-Partnership
Podcast Description
P2P will feature thought-provoking discussions, expert insights, and real-world success stories. Our mission is to empower collaboration, drive innovation, and strengthen the defense industrial base for a more resilient future.
Whether you’re a business leader, a tech innovator, or a policy expert, P2P offers valuable conversations guaranteed to inspire and inform.
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The podcast delves into topics surrounding innovation and collaboration within the U.S. defense industrial base, with episodes featuring discussions on accelerating innovation, emerging technologies like AI and hypersonics, and initiatives such as the DoD Mentor-Protégé Program. Specific episodes analyze how non-traditional companies can impact national security and provide practical guidance for small businesses navigating federal procurement.
Pathways-2-Partnership (P2P) delivers expert insights, real-world success stories, and actionable strategies from MoveAmerica—the premier think tank for public-private collaboration. Each episode will explore innovations, partnerships, and policies that strengthen the defense industrial base, secure supply chains, and drive mission success.
Created for entrepreneurs, industry executives, government leaders, and policy makers, P2P helps you navigate the acquisition processes, ethically influence requirements, and turn your strategic vision into measurable and actionable results.
In 2012, Palmer Luckey built a VR headset in his parents’ garage. Two years later, Facebook bought it for $2 billion. Then he did something nobody saw coming—he started a defense company. Today, Anduril Industries is valued at over $30 billion and is fundamentally reshaping how the U.S. Department of War builds and deploys weapons systems. In this episode of Mission Ready in 10, Rick from MoveAmerica tells the story of how a non-traditional business from Silicon Valley broke into the defense industrial base, and shares practical advice on how you can build relationships with prime contractors. Learn why great technology isn’t enough—and why relationships are the real key to breaking in.
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