Meetings are typically the 3rd Wednesday of each month. All below dates are tentative until confirmed with a link containing full meeting information.
2026 Outlook
- January 29: Europe AOR 2026 Program Brief
- February 25: Cross Cultural Communication
- August 21: Young Professionals Networking Night
- September 24: Virtual Presentation – When Nobody’s Checking Your Homework Anymore, changes to Value Engineering on USACE projects
- October 22: Virtual Presentation – How resilient are your installation’s critical assets—from training ranges and airfields to wetlands and waterfront infrastructure—and are they prepared to support mission readiness in the face of increasingly frequent and severe weather events?
The slides and recordings of past meetings can be found in our Media Archive.
October Program
Date: 22 October 2026
Time: 11:30 to 13:00 CEST
Where: Virtual, Microsoft Teams, download calendar invite here!
Microsoft Teams meeting
Join: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/359417111910815?p=znTvkTSIPgF1kwPPEd
Meeting ID: 359 417 111 910 815
Passcode: Di6kp7X5
Dial in by phone
+49 69 667737834,,337861138# Germany, Frankfurt
Phone conference ID: 337 861 138#
Topic: How resilient are your installation’s critical assets—from training ranges and airfields to wetlands and waterfront infrastructure—and are they prepared to support mission readiness in the face of increasingly frequent and severe weather events?
Presenter: Joe Harder, PE, Moffatt & Nichol – Defense Director for Europe, Middle East, and Africa
Overview: Moffatt & Nichol is a global infrastructure advisory and engineering firm that helps military installations, public agencies, and communities plan, design, and deliver resilient solutions for a changing environment. We will share some of our experiences in resilience planning, coastal flood risk reduction, wetland restoration, waterfront infrastructure, and developing adaptation strategies that protect critical facilities, sustain mission readiness, and strengthen the communities that support military operations. We will share our approach of integrating engineering, environmental science, planning, landscape architecture, and stakeholder engagement, to develop practical, implementable solutions that address both current and future risks. Using project examples from Hampton Roads, Virginia, and Charleston, South Carolina, we will highlight how resilience strategies can move from concept to implementation while enhancing operational continuity, infrastructure performance, environmental stewardship, and long-term community resilience.