by Van Carpenter, DANC Communications Committee Chair Another July 4th has been observed with all the required fireworks, concerts, and grilling out. We’ve reflected on the birth of our country;... read more →
Quite simply, the mission of the Defense Alliance of North Carolina (“DANC”) cannot be achieved without an engaged and effective Government Relations program and Forum. The Government Relations Forum and... read more →
by Van Carpenter, DANC Communications Committee Chair NO, the North Carolina Military Affairs Commission (NCMAC) is not some new burger creation for North Carolina with millions served. YES, it is... read more →
DANC member, Merrill Lynch recently shared defense insights that outline the flattening of the Department of Defense budget and updates to priorities. The defense update also includes an analysis of... read more →
On Wednesday, June 2nd, representatives from the Defense Alliance of North Carolina, NC Commerce, Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina, the University of North Carolina System Office, Duke University, the North Carolina Military Business Center and the North... read more →
Long lines at gas pumps, general unease in the air...the fallout of the Colonial Pipeline Ransomware attack. "They are offering ethical hackers huge payouts for their cooperation, as well... read more →
Defense Alliance of NC member and & CEO of Atlantic Coast Trucking, Wendy Fletcher Hardee, was inducted into the NC Women Business Owners Hall of Fame on May 4, 2021.... read more →
by Van Carpenter, DANC Communications Committee Chair Bob Dickerson may have retired in 2008 from active duty service to his country in the Marine Corps, but he hasn’t missed a... read more →
DANC Needs Your Input and Help! The Defense Alliance of NC (DANC) is a private, non-partisan, non-profit, member-run, statewide professional organization focused on strengthening North Carolina’s defense industry and the... read more →
DANC Will Serve as Summit Partner for the 2021 Federal & Defense Textile Summit May 18-20, 2021 The Offices of Senator Richard Burr and Thom Tillis and the North Carolina... read more →
