2. Winter 2013 Public Policy Committee Meeting Grapevine, TX January 9, 2013 Gaylord Texan Resort and Convention Center

3. 2013 Key Issues: The Slate Technology Transition (Aero) Enabling Sustained Deep Space Exploration with a Broad Vision (Space) Public/Private Human Earth-Orbit Access (Space) Recruiting, Retaining and Developing Aerospace Workforce (Workforce & Ed) Supporting K-12 STEM Education (Workforce & Ed) Assuring a Viable US Aerospace and Defense Industrial Base (At Large) Agenda 2.A

4. 2013 Key Issues: The Slate Accelerating the Integration of UAV/UAS into the NAS (Nat.Sec.) Developing a Robust, Integrated Cybersecurity Policy (Nat.Sec.) Removing Travel Restrictions on Federal S&T Professional Workforce (At Large) Lessening the Impact of Export Controls* (At Large) Agenda 2.A

5. Key Issues Timeline- 2013 May/June PPC solicits inputs for Key Issues from TAC, Regions, Sections TAC seeks inputs from TCs and PCs TCs/PCs submit summary of proposed issues to TAC July TAC Directors review summary and vet issues TAC forwards screened and prioritized issues to PPC and appropriate Subcommittees August PPC subcommittees begin key issue vetting of issues received PPC and TAC select top-ranked issues PPC contacts authors for supporting documentations September PPC subcommittees formalize recommended key issues PPC approves selected issues October Authors, supported by PPC and TAC, write formal issue statements November PPC subcommittees and TAC liaisons approve formal issues Any revisions worked with authors PPC submit draft issues to ASEB for review and input. Draft Information Papers for selected issues December PPC-approved issues sent to Board of Directors January Board votes on key issues at ASM Board meeting Key issues revised as needed Information papers finalized February Key issues and info papers sent to printer mid-month Agenda 2.A

6. 2013 Key Issues Planning: Objectives and Guidelines Develop Key Issues (KIs) of primary importance to our members − Need TC/PC and Region/Section ideas Avoid narrow issues addressing specific local or corporate concerns Discuss controversial issues without being controversial Reflect a consensus of the entire Institute − TAC and PPC members will work together to screen the ideas Aim for fewer than 10 KIs on the final 2013 list Back up each KI with a more detailed information paper − TAC participation is needed in the preparation of these papers Agenda 2.B

7. Grassroots Report 2013 Congressional Visits Day · 19-20 March · Pre-Briefings on 19 March at the Ronald Reagan International Trade Center in Washington, DC · Congressional Visits on 20 March · Annual AIAA Congressional Reception on Capitol Hill on 20 March. · Informational webinar briefings will begin in February 2013 · Key Indicator for 2013 is 200+ attendees Agenda 4.A

8. Grassroots Report- For More Information For more information on either Congressional Visits Day or the August is for Aerospace Program, please contact: · Duane Hyland, duaneh@aiaa.org or 703.264.7558duaneh@aiaa.org 7 Agenda 4.A

9. State Activities California -AIAA Coordinating Aerospace Days in Sacramento- Feb. 26-27, 2013 NASA involvement Panel and Reception Hearing and Meetings UAV Symposium- March 26-28, 2013 Co-sponsored by Assemblyman Gorell and Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom Money for the cost has been met and registration is active Legislation- Senator Steve Knight has asked for AIAA input Georgia Aerospace Day- February 6, 2013- AIAA Coordinating Virginia Aerospace Day- February 6, 2013 - AIAA Participating Florida Space Day- March 6, 2013 -AIAA Investigating 8 Agenda 4.C

10. 9 This Week 7 January- Aerospace Sciences Meeting- Grapevine, TX Durand Lecture Luncheon & Lecture (Formerly the Annual Public Policy Luncheon · Gen. J. R. “Jack” Dailey – retired U.S. Marine Corps four star general and pilot, formerly Associate Deputy Administrator of NASA and now Director of Smithsonian’s National Air And Space Museum Agenda 5.A

11. 10 This Week 8 January- Aerospace Sciences Meeting- Grapevine, TX Research Visa Workshop Morning Workshop Session to address visa options available to science and engineering researchers · Mark Harrington- Principal- The Harrington Law Firm, Houston, TX Agenda 5.A

12. 11 This Week- CANCELED 9 January- Aerospace Sciences Meeting- Grapevine, TX Patent & Trademark Law Workshop Morning Workshop Session to discuss current patent and trademark law, and the process for researchers to obtain each · Rich Jaworski- Principal- The Law Office of Richard Jaworski, New York, NY Agenda 5.A

13. 12 Upcoming Sessions & Forums 17 July- Joint Propulsion Conference- San Jose, CA  Monday- Space 2 one hour sessions (morning session, afternoon session)  Tuesday-Aviation morning one hour session, afternoon 2 hour panel session  Wednesday- Aviation One hour panel session- Aviation Agenda 4.A

14. 13 Durand Lecture Durand Lectureship In Public Service The Durand Lectureship, named in honor of William F. Durand, was approved by the Board of Directors in 1983. It is presented for notable achievements by a scientific or technical leader whose contributions have led directly to the understanding and application of the science and technology of aeronautics and astronautics for the betterment of mankind. The AIAA Public Policy Committee selects the lecturer and suggests a topic for the lecture, subject to the approval of the Honors and Awards Committee and Board of Directors. The lecture is presented at an appropriate AIAA conference. Nomination Deadline: 1 October Agenda 6

15. 14 2014 Durand Distinguished Lectureship in Public Service Award 2013 Lecturer: Jack Dailey Nominees needed for 2014 Award PPC members should provide nominee suggestions to Steve Howell at steveh@aiaa.orgsteveh@aiaa.org VP-Public Policy will ask TAC to provide nominees. Agenda 6

16. 15 Public Service Award AIAA Public Service Award The Public Service Award honors an individual who is not an AIAA member but has shown consistent and visible support for national aviation and space goals. When judging nominations, the committee will look for a public figure who is widely known outside of the aerospace community and has a positive public image, a supporter of the aerospace industry who has shown consistent and visible support of national aeronautics and/or astronautics research and development and unhesitant willingness to be identified with aerospace programs/supporters, and a person who has no personal vested interest in advocacy. The recipient may be a member of non-employer related pro-aerospace organizations or may be an elected official. Nomination Deadline: 1 October Agenda 7

17. 16 2014 Public Service Award 2013 Recipient: Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson Nominees needed for 2014 Award PPC members should provide nominee suggestions to Steve Howell at steveh@aiaa.orgsteveh@aiaa.org Agenda 7

18. 17 Why the New Event Model? Our profession is evolving and AIAA must change with it · More emphasis in the industry on integrating systems and disciplines. AIAA must be in a position to support these growth areas. · Our membership numbers are in slow decline and we are not retaining membership in the young professional ranks. · Our conferences have evolved to more focused events that only attract a portion of the aerospace community. · Many in our profession, primarily those in industry (who make up nearly half our membership), do not find our current conference offerings relevant to their jobs. Agenda 8

19. Goals in Pursuing New Event Model Ensure our Institute is relevant to aerospace professionals (academia, government, industry) Ensure our conferences integrate a spectrum of topics of interest to the profession (technical disciplines, systems, policy, operations, etc.) and other areas of the Institute Ensure our overall events provide meaningful professional development and interaction opportunities to the broad aerospace community (conference papers/presentations, networking, education, exhibits, etc.) Ensure our events are financially viable (both for the attendee and for the Institute) Ensure that our conferences are “must attend” events for all those in our profession and can accommodate expansion into new technology and program areas 18 Agenda 8

20. New AIAA Forums Approved by BoD in May 2012 AIAA Science and Technology Forum and Exposition (“SciTech”, Winter timeframe) AIAA Defense and Security Forum and Exposition (“DEFENSE”, Winter timeframe) AIAA Aviation and Aeronautics Forum and Exposition (“AVIATION”, Early Summer timeframe) AIAA Propulsion and Energy Forum and Exposition (“Propulsion and Energy”, Mid Summer timeframe) AIAA Space and Astronautics Forum and Exposition (“SPACE”, Late Summer timeframe) 19 Agenda 8

21. Program Structure for Forums Three-Tiered Structure · Plenary – provides the aerospace professional insight into the opportunities and challenges that face the aerospace industry · Integration – provides the aerospace professional the ability to engage in cross-cutting topics and solutions to system level challenges · Discipline – provides the aerospace professional the opportunity to engage in technical exchange on focused topics of interest 20 Agenda 8

22. Program Structure: Plenary Tier High-level keynote speakers and panel sessions focused on the integrating themes of the event that address critical issues facing the aerospace industry Sessions will be at the “Forum” level, be identified by “Executive Steering Committee” for the event, and involve participation and input from other areas of the Institute (Corporate Membership, Education, International, Public Policy, Publications, Standards) The target audience will be high level attendees from government, industry, and academia Topics could include areas like policy, funding, education, standards, acquisition, etc. These sessions should be open to all event attendees and have minimum overlap with other sessions 21 Agenda 8

23. Program Structure: Integration Tier Sessions that explore multi-disciplinary topics and integration of systems and technologies Sessions will be planned by “Forum Organizing Committee” with representatives across the Institute who are tasked with focusing on bringing together people from several disciplines and identifying topics of interest to broad spectrum of attendees These topics will target those from academia, government, and industry that are interested in a more systems or operational focus Sessions could involve panel discussions, lessons learned, best practices, case studies, tutorials, seminars, workshops Joint sessions typical at current conferences when multiple committees have an interest in the same topic 22 Agenda 8

24. Program Structure: Discipline Tier Discipline-focused topics typical of the current technical conferences that align within the framework of the overall forum themes Technical sessions would be planned by the “Technical Program Committee”, addressing topics that are both consistent with overall forum themes and historical foundational technical areas Little or no overlap in topics between individual technical disciplines 23 Agenda 8

25. Potential Audiences and Activities 24 Forums provide the opportunity to different kind of sessions/ activities to appeal to a variety of audiences InsightKnowledgeSystemsSolutionsCareerInteractionOutreach Objective Providing inspiration and insight about the industry and the challenges and opportunities it faces. Providing opportunities for attendees to exchange technical information or learn new approaches and skills. Providing the ability to engage in cross- cutting topics and solutions to system- level challenges Providing practical information and ideas that attendees can apply at work. Providing information and interaction that help attendees plan for, enter, manage, and grow in their career. Providing opportunities for various audience segments to interact in B2B and B2C discussions Providing messages about insight and inspiration from event to other segments (public, students, media). Audience Executives, Managers, Engineers, Professors Executives, Managers, Engineers, Operators, Professors, PhD/Grad Students, Under Grad Students Executives, Managers, Engineers, Operators Managers, Operators, Professors, PhD/Grad Students, Under Grad Students Executives, Managers, Engineers, Operators Public,K-12 Students, Teachers, Parents, Media Activities Thought Leader Keynote Speakers, Industry Forecasts, Roundtables Discussions, Hot Topics/ Late Breaking News, Policy Sessions Technical Keynote Speakers, Panel Discussions, Paper and Poster Presentations. Technical Tours Paper and Poster Presentations, Panel Discussions, Workshops Lessons Learned, Case Studies, Best Practices Career Fairs, Mentoring Sessions, Resume Writing Seminars, Competitions, Continuing Education Courses, Motivational Speakers, Networking Activities Exhibit Demonstrations, Product Launches, B2B and B2C Meetings, Hosted Buyer Program Activities for Local Schools, Teacher Workshops, Exhibit Public Days, Public Lectures, Section Engagement, Press Conferences Agenda 8

26. Forum Organizing Structure 25 Agenda 8

27. Identifying Public Policy’s Role in the NEM process New Event Model Key Issues Forums & Roundtable Discussions Agenda 8

28. Sewing Common Threads Throughout Our Outreach New Event Model Executive Committee develops themes Key Issues Forums & Roundtable Discussions Agenda 8

29. A New Way to Look at Key Issue Development New Event Model Key Issues Key Issues developed along conference themes or threads. Forums & Roundtable Discussions Agenda 8

30. Beyond the Grassroots- Effective Hill Outreach New Event Model Key Issues Forums & Roundtable Discussions Hill events developed around Key Issues Agenda 8

31. Tying It All Back to the New Event Model New Event Model Key Issues Forums & Roundtable Discussions Hill Events developed on timeline to promote conferences and themes Agenda 8

32. Where Do Corporate Members Fit In the New Process New Event Model Key Issues Forums & Roundtable Discussions Corporate Membership Committee Agenda 8

33. From Themes to Key Issues- Starting the Stitch New Event Model Key Issues Forums & Roundtable Discussions Corporate Membership Committee Agenda 8

34. Better Coordination, Communication, and Support New Event Model Key Issues Forums & Roundtable Discussions Corporate Membership Committee Agenda 8

35. Completing the Loop New Event Model Key Issues Forums & Roundtable Discussions Corporate Membership Committee Agenda 8

36. Where Do Corporate Members Fit In the New Process New Event Model Key Issues Forums & Roundtable Discussions Corporate Membership Committee Agenda 8

37. How the Public Policy Committee Can Engage Ensure the PPC has a “Program Chair” on the Forum Organizing Committees for appropriate events to: · Provide input to the Forum General Chair on Executive Steering Committee-level topics (themes, plenary sessions) · Identity how to use the event to meet your program objectives · Align program area activities to the overarching theme and focus of the forum · Coordinate and integrate program area activities within the overall forum · Form and lead working committee to organize program area activities as needed · Help promote the event within your committee/community Carol Cash has volunteered for Propulsion & Energy 2014. 36 Agenda 8

38. Examples of Activities that Highlight Your Programs Themed workshop or seminars of interest to attendees Panel discussion or series of sessions on related topics Networking activity Motivational speakers Your ideas… 37 Agenda 8

39. Upcoming Events 2013 Events (Starting to transition before 2014) · Joint Propulsion Conference: 15-18 July, San Jose, CA · AVIATION: 12-14 August, Los Angeles, CA · SPACE: 10-12 September, San Diego, CA 2014 Forums · SciTech: 13-16 January, National Harbor, MD · AVIATION: 16-20 June, Atlanta, GA · Propulsion and Energy: 28-30 July, Cleveland, OH · SPACE 2014: 4-7 August, San Diego, CA · DEFENSE 2014: TBD 38 Agenda 8

40. New Business- Next Meeting 2013 AIAA Gala- 8 May 39 Agenda 9