The final day of Modern Day Marine 2022 brought insights on the way ahead for human performance and talent management initiatives in the Marine Corps. Attendees listened in on two significant panel discussions and heard the latest updates on Talent Management 2030 and Training and Education 2030.
The second day of Modern Day Marine 2022 brought additional updates on Force Design 2030 and the value of multinational military and industry partnerships though a series of speaker panels. Throughout the day, Marine and partner nations military leadership hosted discussions in the main briefing room at the Walter E. Convention Center in Washington, D.C.
On the first day of Modern Day Marine 2022, Marine Corps leaders provided updates on Force Design 2030, focusing on experimentation, logistics, and maritime operations in the littorals. Throughout the day, speakers described the concepts and initiatives currently underway, while maintaining a focus on the individual Marine and the role human factors play in the future success of the Marine Corps.
Since its establishment in 2019, Marine Corps Asian Pacific American Professionals has remained committed to bringing together Marines and allies, of all backgrounds and cultures, to hear from Marine Corps and Congressional leadership and industry professionals for a leadership and education seminar.
The 2022 USMC APA Professionals Leadership Summit, took place from April 27th – 28th within a Zoom virtual meeting and hosted over three...
