ANNOUNCEMENT OF IMDI NOVEMBER 5-6 NATIONAL SECURITY/DEFENSE MEETINGS

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• Publication Date: August 30, 1985
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International Management and Development Institute
Watergate Office Building-Suite 905 ? 2600 Virginia Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20037 ? Tel. [phone] ? Telex: IMDI 248698
Hon. Barber B Conable, Jr.
Hon. Chairman, IMDI
Hon. Dean Rusk
Hon. Chairman, IMDI
Gene E. Bradley
Chairman & President, IMDI
Mary Ann Bradley
Vice Chairman. IMDI
Hon. Theodore C. Achilles
Vice Chairman, The Atlantic Council
Professor Edward C. Bursk
Hon. Editor, Harvard Business Review
B.C. Christensen
Vice Pres., IBM World Trade Corp.
Sir Michael Edwardes
Chairman, Dunlop Holdings plc
Henry R. Geyelin
President, FMME
Walter E. Hoadley
Sr. Research Fellow. Hoover Inst.
J.P. Janetatos, Esq.
Baker 6 McKenzie
Tom Killeter
not. Chairman, U.S. Trust Co. of N.Y.
James E. Lee
Chairman 6 CEO. Gulf Oil Corporation
Hon. Paul W, McCracken
The University of Michigan
Hon. Lawrence C. McQuade
Exec. Vice Pres.. W.R. Grace & Co.
Hon. Egidio Ortone
Churn., Honeywell Into. Systems Italia
Hon. Frank Pace. Jr.
Chairman & CEO, NESC
Wilbur J. Prezzano
Group V.P., Eastman Kodak Company
Giovanni Agnelli
Chairman, Fiat S.p.A.
Dr. Vernon R. Alden
Chmn., Mass. Business Dev. Council
Robert W. Barnett
Carnegie Endowment for Intl. Peace
Maurice E. Blin
Banque Be l'Union Europoenne
Dr. John C. Burton
Dean, Grad. Sch. of Bus.. Columbia Univ.
John C. Camp, Esq.,
Camp, Carmouche, Barsh, Hunter,
Gray, Hoffman & Gill, P.C.
Dr. Lawrence Chimerine
Chmn. & Chi. Econ., Chase Econometrics
John G. Crean
President, Robert Crean & Co. Ltd.
Dr. Otto J. Dax
Hon. William D. Eberle
President. Manchester Assoc., Inc.
Dr. Arthur Furer
Chairman, Bank Lou S.A.
Or. Weldon B. Gibson
Senior Director, SRI International
Bertrand Hommey
Directeur-G6nifral, IRPOP, Paris
Dr. William R. Kintner
University of Pennsylvania
Dr. Antonia T. Knoppers
Hans Konig
Sec. Gen., Intl. C of C, Paris
Dr. Peter F. Krogh
Dean, Georgetown U. Sch. of For. Sam.
Ivan Lansberg Henriquez
President, SEGUROSCA, Caracas
Or. Alexander Lewis, Jr.
Pres., Intl. Trade & Technology, Inc.
Hon Winston Lord
Pres., Council on Foreign Relations
Hon. George C. McGhee
Tatsuzo Mizukami
Chairmen, IMAJ, Tokyo
Dr. George R. Packard
Dean, SA IS, The Johns Hopkins Univ.
Dr.Jos6 Represae
Pres., Mexican Chapter, CICYP
Hon. Nathaniel Samuels
Lehman Brothers Kuhn Loeb Inc.
Christians Scrivener
Member of European Parliament
Hon. Raymond Philip Shafer
Sr. Counsellor, Coopers 6 Lybrand
Julian M. Sabin
Chairman. Intl. Marketing Institute
Hon. Anthony M. Solomon
Pres., Federal Reserve Bank of N.Y.
Hon. Soren C. Sommerfelt
Hon. William H. Sullivan
President, The American Assembly
Walter Sterling Surrey, Esq.
Senior Partner, Surrey 6 Morse
Washington SyCip
Manila. Philippines
Hon. Alexander B. Trowbridge
Pres.. Natl. Assoc. of Mfrs.
Admiral Stansfield Turner, USN (Ret.)
Hon. John W. Tuthill
Exec. Dir., American-Austrian Fdtn.
Hon. Richard D. Vine
Dir.-Gen., Atlantic Institute, Paris
August 30, 1
ANNOUNCEMENT OF IMDI NOVEMBER 5-6
NATIONAL SECURITY/DEFENSE MEETINGS
TO: IMDI BOARD/COUNCIL MEMBERS and
FOWLER-McCRACKEN COMMISSION MEMBERS
The Fowler-McCracken Commission Policy Committee on National
Security is giving urgent priority to the theme of our November
discussions - namely, addressing industrial competitiveness as a
key to strengthened national security.
Please note from the enclosed agenda that our 1986 National Security
Forecast will be divided into two days of discussions, each targeted on
issues we are advised by IMDI Associates to be of critical concern.
The November 5 Washington Policy Session will be a stellar occasion
- as we take a macro look at both the most dangerous national
security risks and greatest opportunities we face in the international
marketplace.
The November 6 Defense Committee Workshop will focus on the micro
issues of export controls and licensing procedures. The impact that
these procedures have had on business competitiveness, specifically
through the Export Administration Act, is addressed in the enclosed
papers by IMDI's James R. Golden and Rockwell International's
Raymond Garcia.
For planning purposes, please note the following items:
? The enclosed November 5 and November 6 response cards - to be
returned at your early convenience.
? The security requirements for entry into the White House Executive
Office Building - date of birth, place of birth, and Social Security
Number or passport number and country of issuance should be
included on the November 5 registration card.
With all best wishes, and we look forward to seeing you in November.
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IMDI Board/Council Meeting
1986 NATIONAL SECURITY FORECAST:
NEW RISKS AND NEW OPPORTUNITIES
.., with special focus on industrial competitiveness -
a key to strengthened national security
Tuesday, November 5, 1985
White House Executive Office Building, Room 450 ? 17th Street & Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
(Use Entrance on Pennsylvania Avenue)
Conducted in cooperation with:
American Defense Preparedness Association Loctite Corporation
American Mining Congress National Defense Transportation Association
Armed Forces Communications and National Forge Company
Electronics Association National Security Industrial Association
The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company Rockwell International Corporation
HOST:
COCHAIRMEN:
HON. ROBERT C. McFARLANE, Special Assistant to the President. for National Security Affairs
ROBERT ANDERSON, Chairman of the Board & Chief Executive Officer, Rockwell
International Corporation
HON. BILL NICHOLS (D-AL), Armed Services Committee, U.S. House of Representatives
GENERAL RICHARD G. STILWELL, USA (Ret.), former Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Policy
"Military might without a sound industrial base can put our national security at risk.
Business and government must now urgently address the serious erosion of U.S.
industrial competitiveness internationally. The relationship of Industrial competitiveness
to defense preparedness will be an important focal point for our November policy
discussions."
Robert Anderson, Chairman/CEO, Rockwell International Corporation
"The corporate community has a direct stake in strengthening the economic and
industrial underpinnings for national security. While important strides have been made to
improve preparedness planning, much remains to be done. We in government need your
counsel and participation to ensure a strong and productive Industrial base. A strong, vital
linkage between business and government is the key to effective policy formulation."
Hon. Bill Nichols, U.S. House of Representatives
PARTIAL ROSTER OF SPEAKERS/DISCUSSION LEADERS
W. GRAHAM CLAYTOR, JR., President & Chairman of the Board, National Railroad Passenger Corporation (AMTRAK)
HON. LAWRENCE J. KORB, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Force Management and Personnel
HON. CARL LEVIN (D-MI), Armed Services Committee, United States Senate
HON. D. BRUCE MERRIFIELD, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Productivity, Technology & Innovation
DR. WILLIAM F. MILLER, President & Chief Executive Officer, SRI International
F.E. NEWBOLD, JR., Washington Advisor to the Chairman, Rolls-Royce Inc.
MERLON F. RICHARDS, Director & Retired Chief Executive Officer, Dynalectron Corporation
HON. PATRICIA SCHROEDER (D-CO), Armed Services Committee, U.S. House of Representatives
DR. RALPH J. THOMSON, Senior Vice President for Public Affairs, American Electronics Associations
GENERAL JOHN W. VESSEY, JR., USA, Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, The Pentagon
HON. G. WILLIAM WHITEHURST (R-VA), Armed Services Committee, U.S. House of Representatives
ROBERT O. WILDER, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, National Forge Company
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IMDI Board/Council Meeting
Tuesday, November 5, 1985
AGENDA IN BRIEF
9:00 SITUATION BRIEFING I: THE CHANGING NATURE OF EMERGENCIES FACING THE UNITED STATES AND
ITS ALLIES
9:45 SITUATION BRIEFING I1: NEW OPPORTUNITIES AMONG THE ALLIANCES
10:45 THE RISKS: WHAT ARE THE MOST DANGEROUS THREATS WE FACE - AND HOW PREPARED ARE WE TO
DEAL WITH THEM?
? Nature of the threat: How do we define what is a "national security crisis"? What is the range of security
threats we face? How will these threats affect requirements from industry?
? Impact of U.S. Government policies: How are current trade, economic, and defense policies impacting U.S.
industrial competitiveness and our ability to meet national security needs?
? Building on strengths: Where do our national security strengths lie and how can we most effectively utilize
them? What actions should the United States and the Western Alliance take to reinforce their preparedness?
1:30 EROSION OF COMPETITIVENESS: HOW IS THE RAPIDLY CHANGING INTERNATIONAL MARKETPLACE
IMPACTING NATIONAL SECURITY AND THE INDUSTRIAL BASE?
? Industrial base: How should we raise the level of visibility and budget priority of preparedness concerns to
improve competitiveness and defense planning?
? Acquisitions and procurement: How are current policies in this area affecting business competitiveness? How
can we better coordinate policies to strengthen competitiveness and reduce defense spending?
? Trade: How are international trade issues (i.e., offsets, coproduction, export subsidies) being addressed by
business and government in the formulation of security policy and strategic planning?
2:45 THE CHALLENGE OF HIGH TECHNOLOGY: HOW DO WE BALANCE COMMERCIAL CONCERNS AND
NATIONAL SECURITY PRIORITIES?
? Competitiveness: What factors are helping - or hurting - high-tech's ability to compete in the marketplace
(i.e., trade barriers, strong dollar, R&D policies)? What can the private sector do to improve competitiveness?
? International trade: What are the pros - and cons - of modifying export control policy to allow high-tech
companies to compete more effectively? What is the path to a more open system of technology transfer?
4:00 TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION: FORGING STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS FOR PEACE AND PROSPERITY
4:45 Adjourn
Highlights of the Defense Committee Workshop
Wednesday, November 6, 1985 ? 10:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
The International Club of Washington ? 1800 K Street, N.W.
Defense Committee Cochairmen: General Richard G. Stilwell, USA (Ret.), former
Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Policy
John F. Carr, Vice Chairman, Grumman Corporation
Discussion Highlights:
Dialogue with Senior Government Officials Representing:
? Department of State ? Department of Commerce
? Department of Defense ? United States Customs Service
Discussion of Critical Defense Industry Issues:
? U.S. competitiveness and export promotion: Addressing the tough export questions (i.e., contract
sanctity, streamlining export licensing procedures)
? Reconciling differences on export controls: Problems, prospects for solution, and next steps (i.e.,
MCTL, technology transfer, Arms Export Control Act)
? Expansion of defense trade: How to achieve it and the consequences of.doing nothing (i.e.,
offsets, "two-way street," emerging technologies)
International Management and Development Institute ? Watergate Office Building, Suite 905
2600 Virginia Avenue, N.W. ? Washington, D.C. 20037-1905 ? [phone] ? Telex: IMDI 248698
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IMDI BOARD/COUNCIL MEETING
Tuesday, November 5, 1985
White House Executive Office Building
Please attach your business card or complete the following:
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Please check the appropriate item(s):
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- Detenp Committee Meeting on November 6.
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International Management and Development histififte
IMDI BOARD/COUNCIL MEETING
Tuesday, November 5, 1985
White House Executive Office Building - Room 450
17th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
(use Pennsylvania Avenue Entrance)
"1986 NATIONAL SECURITY FORECAST:
NEW RISKS AND NEW OPPORTUNITIES"
. . . with special focus on industrial competitiveness --
a key to strengthened national security
INFORMATION SHEET
IMPORTANT SECURITY INFORMATION
Entry into the White House Executive Office Building is contingent
upon strict security requirements. To ensure and facilitate your
entry, please complete the enclosed registration card -- including
your date of birth, place of birth, and Social Security number or
passport number and country of issuance -- and return to IMDI by
Monday, October 28, 1985. IMDI participants who do not provide this
in advance will experience delay and may not be admitted to the
meeting. Please allow extra time for arrival, as each person will be
required to pass through a security check point.
GROUND RULES: All IMDI sessions are "off-the-record" unless otherwise announced.
Those present are asked not to quote directly or attribute by name
comments by speakers or audience participants.
MESSAGE CENTER: Messages may be telephoned to the IMDI office (202-337-1022). All
messages will be relayed on a regular basis to the IMDI registration
desk. If you are expecting to receive messages, please advise the
registration desk upon your arrival at the meeting.
TRANSPORTATION: Since parking is limited, participants are encouraged to use taxis or
Metro service. The Metrorail stations closest to our meeting site are
Farragut West and Farragut North.
REGISTRATION: If your plans for attending the November 5 Board/Council Meeting
change after you have returned your registration card to IMDI, we
would appreciate your advising Janna B. de Winter, IMDI, 2600 Virginia
Avenue, N.W., Suite 905, Washington, D.C. 20037-1905, or telephoning
202-337-1022.
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International Management and Development Institute
IMDI DEFENSE COMMITTEE WORKSHOP
Wednesday, November 6, 1985
Wadsworth Room ? Floor B1, The International Club
1800 K Street, N.W.
"EXPORT CONTROLS AND LICENSING PROCEDURES"
INFORMATION SHEET
GROUND RULES:
MESSAGE CENTER:
PARKING:
All IMDI sessions are "off-the-record" unless otherwise announced.
Those present are asked not to quote directly or attribute by name
comments by speakers or audience participants.
Messages may be telephoned to the IMDI office (202-337-1022). All
messages will be relayed on a regular basis to the IMDI registration
desk. If you are expecting to receive messages, please advise the
registration desk upon your arrival at the meeting.
There is a PMI Parking Garage located on 18th Street next to the
International Club.
METRORAIL STOP: Farragut West (Blue Line); exits at 18th Street next to the
International Club (between I and K Streets).
REGISTRATION: If your plans for attending the November 6 Defense Committee Workshop
change after you have returned your registration card to IMDI, we
would appreciate your advising Janna B. de Winter, IMDI, 2600 Virginia
Avenue, N.W., Suite 905, Washington, D.C. 20037-1905, or telephoning
202-337-1022.
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