The 2026 programming slate. Three named domain summits under the Pacific Mandate — Global Domain Awareness, Critical Infrastructure, and Industrial Resiliency — opened by a Monday waterfront reception. Each summit day opens with morning corridor tours, runs a single 12–6 PM track, closes with a cohort reception, and ends with a single 20-seat VIP dinner. The entire week is conducted under Chatham House Rule.
New for 2026. Scoped port and maritime problem sets matched to builder teams — a hands-on operational track that runs alongside the summits and culminates in a demo day. Separate application from the summit cohort.
Small-group OTA strategy sessions with OSC, DIU, and counsel for founders navigating Other Transaction Authority and the fastest contracting vehicles.
Project finance, growth equity, and venture-debt counsel for industrial founders raising against hard assets and long build cycles.
Every plenary, fireside, discussion, breakout, tour, reception, and dinner is conducted under Chatham House Rule. No sessions are recorded — no podcasts, no transcripts, no clip reels tied to named speakers.
That said, we are exploring some form of press and media coverage for 2026 — format and scope TBD. The intent is for the room's substance to travel beyond the cohort without breaking attribution inside the room. The decision lands before the final program.
This is a change from prior years: the in-session editorial production track does not run in 2026. Sponsors get session-level activation through brand presence and curated invitations.