BDPA Washington, D.C. | Host Chapter OverviewCommunity Technology Advocacy & Executive Summary • 3Q12

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About Us– National BDPA (NBDPA), formerly known as Black Data Processing Associates, is a global

CS-STEM (Computer Science | Science/Technology/Engineering/Mathematics) IRS 501(c)(6)non-profit organization (NPO) promoting professional career advancement and corporategrowth for its stakeholders. Founded in 1975, NBDPA’s founders’ concern, which subsequentlywas shared with industry, was very few minorities in middle and upper management, low recruitmentand poor preparation of minorities for emerging technical positions. Moreover, an overall lack ofupward career mobility, little or no minority community engagements or outreach from industrycontinued to perpetuate these concerns into our 21st century.

– BDPA-DC was founded and chartered by NBDPA in 1978 and incorporated in 1981 as an IRS501(c)(3) public charity. BDPA-DC celebrates its 35th Anniversary in 2013. BDPA-DCencourages expansion of technology and science programs, corporate social responsibility (CSR),community outreach, and service delivery to underserved and unserved communities within theNational Capital Region (NCR). Toward this end, our local chapter encourages support of ChapterInterest Groups (CIGs) which are designed to meet or exceed service delivery requirements wheregrowing technical trends and demographics ultimately can support a sustainable, viable and vibrantBDPA Corporate Advisory Council (CAC), Corporate Technology Council (CTC), and a CorporateLegislative Council (CLC) to effectively work with standing Chapter Committees and assigningsubject-matter experts (SMEs) and mentors from industry to Integrated CS-STEM and STEM-IC(Intel/Cyber) Project Team (IPT) leaders.

– For 37 years NBDPA and local BDPA Chapters have helped advance technical careers fromthe classroom to the boardroom by hosting and participating in community oriented CS-STEM programs, workshops, expos, conferences, and CS-STEM outreach events. Washington,D.C. (BDPA-DC) and Northern Virginia (BDPA NoVA) chapters of BDPA remain committed toexcellence while providing a wide range of shared resources to members, corporate sponsors, smallbusiness owners, educational institutions and local communities within the National Capital Region(NCR).

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Our Mission, Our Future | STEM-IC WorkforceDC

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Cover Story: bdpatoday, August 2012 Edition | Student members arriving at Hilton Baltimoreto attend the 34th National BDPA Technology Conference for IT Showcase (ITSC), High SchoolComputer Competition (HSCC), and Youth Technology Conference (YTC) events.

Local Chapter Professional Development

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Regional Youth Programs Professional DevelopmentBDPA-DC Annual Awards and Scholarships BDPA-DC, BDPA NoVA, and bdpatoday support

local technology expos, career fairs, and regionalICT industry trade shows.

BDPA-DC Oracle Foundation Scholarship winners andHigh School Computer Competition (HSCC) Co-CaptainsFrancisco Nunez and TurKenya Herring with Louis Shack(left), BDPA-DC HSCC Program Director and PerryCarter (right), Chapter President.

Attending Federal OSDBU Procurement ConferencesOffice of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization

Community Outreach and Government RelationsDC

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Community Outreach Multicultural Government Relations

BDPA-DC and Internships BDPA-DC and LISTA

BDPA-DC supports other IT NPOs such as LISTA(Latinos in Information Sciences and TechnologyAssociation) when visiting Capitol Hill. Shown below(L-R) are Perry Carter, President, BDPA-DC;Secretary of Labor, The Honorable Hilda L. Solis,and Jose A. Marquez, President and CEO of LISTA.

Several BDPA Members in the National CapitalRegion (NCR) work for or with Federal agencies andprime contractors supporting leading-edge programssuch as DoD’s High-Performance ComputingModernization Program (HPCMP) Office.

Local NPO Engagements with CS-STEM Programs

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Small & Midsized Business (SMB) Mentors CS-STEM/STEM Technology Programs

BDPA-DC supports Computer Science (CS) and ScienceTechnology Engineering and Math (STEM) programs thatbridge technology gaps in K-12, young adult educationand professional development. The Chapter partnerswith organizations such as JEF, FIRST Robotics,Patriots Technical Training Center, (PTTC) andthe YMCA on CS-STEM community oriented projects.

Ms. Marjorie E. Forbes (center) received the Host Chapter'sLifetime Achievement Award for 2011. Ms. Forbes is VicePresident of Intelligence Solutions for Ross Technologies,Inc. (RTGX). She retired from the National Security Agency(NSA) in 2007 as a member of the Defense IntelligenceSenior Executive Service (DISES). Ms. Forbes and otherSMB Executives support and sponsor young men and womeninterested in Cyber or IT careers and related CS-STEM fieldsof study .

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Advanced CS-STEM Programs Advanced Program Development in DCHigh Performance Computing (HPC) with JEF BDPA-DC college student members work on approved

projects, prepare White Papers and presentations with oneof our District-based partners Joint Educational Facilities(JEF) for regional and national IT Showcase (ITSC)competitions. The JEF Lab, in photo shown below, featuresHP BladeSystem servers and large-format (plotter) HPDesignjet printer used for BDPA IT Showcase projects andposter presentations respectively. In 2011, JEF upgraded toa 1Gbps (1GigE) connection to the District of ColumbiaCommunity Access Network (DC-CAN) – managed by theDC-Net Program from the District’s Office of the ChiefTechnology Officer (OCTO).

Dr. Paul Gray, above left, visiting Associate Professor,Computer Science Department, University of NorthernIowa, introduces “Little Fe”, the portable cluster forcomputational science education to JEF students. JEF,a District of Columbia-based NPO, received the firstproduction unit of Little Fe. JEF participants maintainannual BDPA-DC student memberships with theirrespective local BDPA Chapters..

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Regional Conferences & Annual Awards Multimedia and CS-STEM SupportSenior government officials keynote local BDPA events BDPA-DC’s News Bureau adds print and online

CS-STEM newsletter publications, bdpatoday, tocommunities via NBDPA’s network of localchapters. TV, mobile video productions, andvignettes for You-Tube began in FY11.

Above (L-R), Lt. Gen. Ronnie Hawkins, US Air Force (thenVice Director, Defense Information Systems Agency[DISA]), Dr. Caesar Jackson (National ScienceFoundation), and ADM Cecil D. Haney, US Navy (thenDirector, Naval Warfare Integration Group), weredistinguished guests and presenters during a local BDPAconference. Today, Washington, D.C. native AdmiralHaney has his fourth star as Commander, Pacific Fleet andLt. Gen. Hawkins has his third star as DISA’s new Director.

Top 25 media markets in CONUS are targeted forthe latest BDPA chapter and technology news viaprint and online publications. Software developmentkits (SDK’s) for youth programs are used for mobiledevice application upgrades to popular product linessuch as Motorola’s XOOM™ and Apple’s iPad.

Annual Regional Chapter Youth R&D DevelopmentDC

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CS-STEM HBCU/MIProgram Support

BDPA-DC and Patriots Technology Training Center (PTTC) Youth Camps

Admiral Gary Roughead, US Navy (right), former Chief ofNaval Operations and keynote presenter, speaks withHSCC and IT Showcase finalists during the 32nd NationalBDPA Technology Conference held July 2010 inPhiladelphia. A few finalists were invited and attendedthe TeraGrid Conference with JEF in Pittsburgh, thefollowing week.

Co-Hosted annually by local HBCUs or MSIs, PTTC,HSCC and IT Showcase (ITSC) students participate in awide variety of application development, research, andautonomous systems programming activities in directsupport of local and regional CS-STEM oriented studentcompetitions.

Small Business Engagements with Local CS-STEM Programs

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Advocacy and Entrepreneurship Small & Midsized Business (SMB) Sponsorships

Membership Outreach Programs V-TECH Solutions, Inc. is the Chapter’s 2011 SmallBusiness Sponsor of the Year. Victor Holt, President andCEO shown with 2011 Industry Day Keynote speaker, RearAdmiral Gretchen S. Herbert, US Navy, Commander, NavyCyber Forces. V-TECH is a DoD Protégé with NBDPA’sPlatinum Sponsor HP proudly serving as V-TECH’s Mentor.

BDPA Members in the National Capital Region(NCR) work for or with small business prime andsubcontractors supporting private and public sectorcustomers. Congressman Steny Hoyer (center)shown with local BDPA Chapter executives andsmall business executives (Pamela Gilliam,President and CEO of Infotek International.)

Local Chapter Annual Awards (2Q12 & 4Q12)Annual Spring & Fall Scholarship Fundraising EventsFall 2012 | November 7, 2012 Washington Navy Yard

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HSCC Awards ● IT Showcase Awards ● Internship Awards

SiriusXM Satellite Radio2012 Chapter Corporate Sponsor of the Year

Oracle2012 Chapter Education Sponsor of the Year

Local Chapter Cyber & CS-STEM Activities (2Q12)DC

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Advance Planning Briefings to Interns (APBi) Classrooms to Boardrooms

2012 Cyber Challenge TeamsExecutives from agencies, corporations, and regional BDPA Chaptershonor local collegiate Cyber Challenge team members during theannual fall banquet. Above, Prince George’s Community College(PGCC) 2012 Cyber Challenge Team attends annual event to discusscareer, scholarship, certification, and internship opportunities withpotential employers and sponsors.

Dr. Daryl StoneBDPA-DC 2012

Corporate Champion

Dr. Daryl Stone is a Professor,Computer Science, at Bowie StateUniversity and one of the Chapter’sPrincipal Investigators (PI) for STEM-IC and CS-STEM Projects in theWashington, D.C. area.

Tec-Masters, Inc.bdpatoday IHOP of Bowie SecurityOrb.com

Best Buy Joint Educational Facilities (JEF)

SiriusXM Satellite Radio

Bowie State University National BDPA State Farm

CSC Oracle U.S. Air Force

District of Columbia Courts Patriots Technology Training Centers

U.S. Navy

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Regional Sponsors | June 16th, 2012

Local Chapter STEM-IC (Intell/Cyber) Activities (2Q12)DC

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Advance Planning Briefings to Interns (APBi) Industry Keynotes

STEM-IC and ICT Industry PanelistsThis year's STEM-IC (Intelligence & Cyber) Panel featured (L-R):ISCS Tonya Gray, US Navy Intelligence; Kellep Charles, Creator andExecutive Editor, SecurityOrb.com and LtCol. John Yourse, USAF,Department of the Air Force, Diversity and Inclusion. Big Data, Cloudcomputing Cybersecurity, computer modeling and simulation werediscussed as viable career opportunities across all industry sectors.

Dr. Daryl Stone

LtCol. John Yourse, US Air Force,provides keynote and opening remarksduring Regional Technology summit atBowie State University.

Local Chapter Annual Grants & Awards (4Q12)DC

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Keynote ● Community Grants ● Student Awards

2012 Keynote SpeakerVice Admiral Manson Brown, U.S. Coast Guard

Deputy Commandant for Mission SupportTheme: Cybersecurity Workforce Development

Best Buy Children’s FoundationNew 2012 Grant to BDPA-DC and Local Sponsor (3Q12)

Community Outreach , HSCC, ITSC, and STEM

Local Chapter Cyber & CS-STEM CollaborationDC

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Industry Trade Publications & Socialmedia FY12 | 5th Anniversary Begins

2012 Communications & Public Relations Teams

BDPA’s Journalism students partner with media, entertainment, andICT industry mentors to enhance coverage of industry news throughthe lens of their respective cultures and communities. Shown above,Prince George's Community College (PGCC) Journalism studentsattending the chapter’s annual fall awards events with their mentors.

In 2012, BDPA celebrates its chapternewsletter’s fifth year with a new designand interactive features provided byvarious industry sponsors. HSCC,ITSC, Journalism student members, andinterns support various projects.

Recent Chapter Cyber & CS-STEM Activities (4Q11)DC

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Advance Program Briefings to Industry (APBI) Classrooms to Boardrooms

2011 Regional Technology Conference HostExecutives from agencies and regional corporations accept invitations toattend national and regional BDPA events to support our community’sCNCI, OPSEC, Cyber, STEM and SITES programs hosted by HBCUs.Above (l-r), APBI panelists: Captain Daniel Lakhani, U.S. Marine Corps;Vice Admiral Michelle Howard, U.S. Navy and 2011 BDPA RegionalTechnology Conference Keynote Speaker; Lisa Harbour-Carter (seated),Comcast; and Keith Scott, Federal DoD Account Executive of FireEye.

Francisco NunezBDPA-DC Student Member

Oracle Scholar FY10, FY 11 and FY12

Mr. Nunez is a BDPA-DC HSCC AlumniClass of 2010, student at MorehouseCollege currently maintaining a stellarGPA while completing an internshipwith HP in the Washington, D.C. area.

Current Regional Chapter CS-STEM CampaignsDC

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Regional High School Computer

Competitions

National BDPA TechnologyConference

Baltimore 2012

National BDPA TechnologyConference

Washington 2013

2013 Regional Brackets

Corporate Sponsorships and Partner Donations for

ITSC Teams & HSCC Top Seeds

NBDPA 2012Baltimore Hilton

34th National Technology ConferenceAugust 1-4, 2012

HSCC and ITSC Sponsorships.

NBDPA 2013Washington Hilton

35th National Technology ConferenceAugust 13-17, 2013

HSCC and ITSC Sponsorships

Contact Us• BDPA-DC Executive Committee CY-2011/2012

– Perry Carter, Chapter President | perry@bdpa.org -or- bdpapcx@aol.com– Chapter President-Elect | Vacant– Ravenna Chase, Vice President Finance– Dr. Jesse Bemley, Vice President Strategy & Planning– Edward Yeldell, Vice President Membership Management– Joshua Farrish, Vice President Membership Services– Sharrarne Morton, Communications Committee Chair– Louis Shack, High School Computer Competition (HSCC) Program Manager– Rodrick Edwards, Training & Education Programs– Marcella Black-Caro, Immediate Past President

• BDPA-DC Chapter Websites, I.T. Events, and eMail– www.ncr-bdpa.org web– www.bdpatoday.org -or- http://bdpa-dc.groupsite.com– www.twitter.com/bdpatoday Twitter– info@ncr-bdpa.org email

• BDPA-DC IRS & Federal Procurement Data– IRS 501 (c)(3) TIN/EIN: 52-1346530– CAGE/NCAGE Code: 5FBU8– DUNS Number: 828023452– Local Executive Team: BDPA-DC Senior Executives are eligible for very special

STEM-IC (Intell/Cyber) engagements with DoD/IC agencies• BDPA-DC Phone Numbers

– Chapter President: 703.627.8257– Events & Communications: 240.463.6915

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Fiscal Year 2013 • Industry & Government SponsorsVisit: www.bdpa.org

35th Anniversary National BDPA Technology Conference

Washington, D.C. | August 13-17, 2013