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Monthly roundtable dinner lecture series. Frontiers is designed for mid-to-senior level staff in Washington, D.C. looking to credential themselves as they seek to move into substantive policy roles.

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Frontiers of American Statecraft is a monthly dinner lecture and roundtable series for mid-to-senior level staff in Washington, DC. Through three tracks (Innovation, Re-industrialization, and Foreign Policy) participants engage with leading policymakers, public officials, and industry leaders shaping America’s future.

Each program begins with a retreat and continues with six monthly dinner discussions designed to deepen policy expertise, expand professional networks, and advance an America First agenda.

Frontiers: Innovation offers mid-to-senior level staffers and emerging policy experts in Washington the opportunity to connect with like-minded peers and forge connections with mentors working to shape the future of American technology, science, and national competitiveness.

Issue areas covered during the program include AI, defense technology, biomedical innovation, scientific research, talent and personnel policy, digital assets, regulatory modernization, U.S.-China competition, and more.

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FRONTIERS

Foreign Policy

Frontiers: Foreign Policy offers mid-to-senior level staffers and emerging policy experts in Washington the opportunity to connect with like-minded peers and forge connections with mentors working to implement a restraint-oriented grand strategy that puts American interests first. 

Issue areas covered during the program include international migration, nuclear proliferation, legislative oversight, trade, defense technology, sea power, and more.

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FRONTIERS

Re-industrialization

Frontiers: Re-industrialization offers mid-to-senior level staffers and emerging policy experts in Washington the opportunity to connect with like-minded peers and forge connections with mentors working to lead America’s re-industrialization and energy dominance efforts in this new Golden Age. 

Issue areas covered during the program include energy abundance, environmental permitting, steel and heavy industry, trade bureaucracy and executive policy, globalization and its effect on American production, regenerative agriculture, nuclear energy, and more.

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Why choose this program?

The goal of this program is not merely to add another “credential” for participants on these issues, but to advance the attendees toward policymaking roles and real collaboration in the Administration.  Whether you oversee a policy portfolio on Capitol Hill, serve in an Executive Branch department, or aspire to deepen your expertise fields of interest, this program is tailored for you.

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Learn more about the program.

Is programming public or available online?
All programming in Frontiers of American Statecraft are off-the-record and held in-person over dinner in Washington, D.C.

What is the retreat like?
Kick-off retreats are held over a weekend a few hours outside of Washington, D.C. with an exclusive set of 3-6 lectures from VIP speakers in their field. Attendance at the kick-off retreat is required for participants.

Can I apply for Frontiers: Foreign Policy or Frontiers: Re-industrialization?
Frontiers: Foreign Policy and Frontiers: Re-industrialization are currently underway. Applications for the next class will begin in the coming months.

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