“We must face the fact the strategic environment is changing and we haven’t changed at the same pace,” Brown told attendees at an I-WEPTAC-related Mission Support Leadership Summit on April 19. “It’s time we accelerate change to tackle our problems and prepare our Air Force for the future so we can better compete, deter, and fight and win America’s wars.”
Conference planning in support of this year’s theme, “The Agile Combat Support We Need: Offsetting Risk,” began more than eight months ago with a call for topics.
“We started with 54 topics last summer, put it out to the enterprise, major commands and Air Staff, then narrowed it down to four problems the Air Force has to get after to accelerate change or lose,” said
“We must face the fact the strategic environment is changing and we haven’t changed at the same pace,” Brown told attendees at an I-WEPTAC-related Mission Support Leadership Summit on April 19. “It’s time we accelerate change to tackle our problems and prepare our Air Force for the future so we can better compete, deter, and fight and win America’s wars.”
Conference planning in support of this year’s theme, “The Agile Combat Support We Need: Offsetting Risk,” began more than eight months ago with a call for topics.
“We started with 54 topics last summer, put it out to the enterprise, major commands and Air Staff, then narrowed it down to four problems the Air Force has to get after to accelerate change or lose,” said
Hosted by the
Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center, the annual conference is the Air Force’s premiere innovation forum for members of the installation and mission support community. It draws experts from the various Air and Space Force support core functions to address mission shortfalls and propose solutions.
Except for 2020, AFIMSC has held I-WEPTAC annually since 2017 to leverage the expertise of Airmen who form cross-functional teams called Mission Area Working Groups. MAWG team members study, develop and recommend courses of action for specific mission topics.
Those who attend the virtual event will see the four teams present Air Force senior leaders with their solutions to some of the Air and Space Force s most pressing Agile Combat Support challenges.
Hosted by the
Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center, the annual conference is the Air Force’s premiere innovation forum for members of the installation and mission support community. It draws experts from the various Air and Space Force support core functions to address mission shortfalls and propose solutions.
Except for 2020, AFIMSC has held I-WEPTAC annually since 2017 to leverage the expertise of Airmen who form cross-functional teams called Mission Area Working Groups. MAWG team members study, develop and recommend courses of action for specific mission topics.
Those who attend the virtual event will see the four teams present Air Force senior leaders with their solutions to some of the Air and Space Force’s most pressing Agile Combat Support challenges.
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