NATO Public Forum 2024
12:00am - 11:59pm EDT
6:00am - 5:59am CEST
7:00am - 6:59am EEST
About this event
The NATO Public Forum is a public event jointly organized by NATO and a host-nation government, with civil society organizations. It occurs during the summit meetings of NATO members’ heads of state and government. This year, the NATO Public Forum is co-hosted by the alliance and the United States government. It will take place during the Washington, DC summit, in collaboration with GMF, the Atlantic Council, the Center for a New American Security (CNAS), GLOBSEC, and the Hudson Institute.
The Public Forum aims to promote a better public understanding of NATO policies and goals, and summit decisions, through dialogue and engagement with a unique and diverse group of stakeholders, from senior officials to international security experts, opinion-shapers, academics, journalists and young people. The forum comprises panel discussions, debates, and interactive sessions on topics on NATO’s agenda.
For updated information on the NATO Public Forum agenda, please visit the website here.
Event Speakers
Heather A. Conley
President, German Marshall Fund of the United StatesHeather A. Conley is the sixth president of the German Marshall Fund. Conley joined GMF after 12 years at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), where she most recently served as senior vice president for E...
Alexandra de Hoop Scheffer
Senior Vice President, GeostrategyAlexandra de Hoop Scheffer is GMF’s senior vice president for geostrategy and a member of the organization’s executive team. She leads GMF’s geostrategy policy and risk advisory work across Europe, the United States, and the In...
Stephen Biegun
Senior Vice President of Global Public Policy, The Boeing CompanyStephen E. Biegun is senior vice president of Global Public Policy at The Boeing Company. In this role, he is responsible for advising on global public policy and executing Boeing’s strategy in support of the company’s p...
Karen Kornbluh
Distinguished Fellow for Technology and CompetitivenessAmbassador Karen Kornbluh has helped shape policy as a public servant and diplomat since the early days of the commercial internet. The New York Times called her a “passionate and effective advocate for economic equality”, and ...
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