SPRING TECH SUMMIT
POSTPONED
Emerging Technology for Emergency Response: Harnessing Innovation to Save Lives
We have made the difficult decision to postpone the Equipped Tech Summit scheduled for April 4 in Washington, D.C.
At Equipped, our commitment lies in providing high-value experiences to our community, and we remain dedicated to delivering on this goal. We are eagerly focusing on future opportunities, and we invite you to sign up for our newsletter to receive updates on our upcoming events, including what we have planned during DC Fire and EMS Week, July 15 - 20, 2024.
Agenda
8:30 – 9:30: Light Breakfast and Innovator Demos
9:30 – 9:45: Welcome Remarks
9:45 – 10:30: Keynote
10:35 – 11:35: Case Studies
11:40 – 12:10: Tech Trends
12:15 – 12:45: Peer-To-Peer Roundtable Discussions
12:45 – 1:45: Networking Lunch provided by Food on the Stove
Agenda subject to change.
About Samsung Technology for First Responders
Samsung is committed to empowering first responders and enhancing public safety through its cutting-edge technology solutions. Partnering with AT&T FirstNet, Samsung provides dedicated network services and specialized devices designed to meet the unique needs of first responders. From rugged smartphones and tablets to innovative IoT solutions, Samsung equips public safety professionals with the tools to communicate effectively, gather critical data, and streamline emergency response efforts.
Networking Lunch by Food on the Stove
Food on the Stove, a firefighter-operated organization, is on a vital mission to revolutionize the health of the fire service. By directly tackling the leading cause of firefighter deaths – heart disease – through nutritious food delivery, healthy meal preparation, engaging cooking demonstrations, and establishing firehouse food pantries, they're paving the way for a healthier lifestyle. Their commitment extends beyond the firehouse, fostering a community united by wellness and safety, underscoring their dedication to protecting those who protect us. Join us in supporting their cause as they provide lunch at Equipped’s Tech Summit, showcasing their mission in action.
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A Gathering of Decision-Makers
The Leadership Summit is open to qualified attendees, including mid-rank and leadership in the D.C.-area fire service, law enforcement, and EMS; government representatives; nonprofit organizations; and academics.
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Convenient Time + Place
This is a FREE half-day, midweek event in our nation's capital. First responder leaders have many options when it comes to public safety events, so we're committed to reducing barriers to access wherever possible.
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Actionable Takeaways
The results of our off-the-record roundtable discussions are compiled into a report and sent to all participants after the event.
And if your company is at the forefront of public safety technology, consider featuring your innovations at our event. Learn more about our Call for Innovations here.
What to Expect
Peer-Powered Perspectives: Engage in curated peer-to-peer roundtable discussions where actionable solutions take shape.
Leading-Edge Insights: Immerse yourself in the latest developments in public safety and technology. Our subject matter experts explore the fusion of innovative ideas and the practical implementation of technology in real-world scenarios, with a strong emphasis on case studies and operationalizing emerging solutions. Anticipate discussions on trending topics such as AI's influence on public safety and harnessing the power of data analytics. More to come.
Hands-On Innovation: Experience firsthand the latest advancements in public safety technology.
Be Part of the Future
Our attendees represent a diverse cross-section of first responders from departments across the region. Take a look at some of the organizations that have joined us in the past:
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Arlington County Fire Department
Arlington County Police Department
Baltimore County Fire Department
Delaware Capitol Police
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D.C. Fire and EMS Department
Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department
Fairfax County Police Department
Loudoun County Fire and Rescue
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Montgomery County (MD) Fire & Rescue
Virginia Department of Emergency Management
Metropolitan Police Department of D.C.
Prince George's County Police Department
Previous Attendee Feedback:
"Thank you. This (roundtable report) is very well written and provides a wealth of insights to continue driving the conversation."
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