Goal 1: Continue to promote Fort George G. Meade as a key economic
asset for the region
- Objective: Support Fort Meade to become a Defense and Intelligence Community Communications Leader model installation to test and implement multi-service joint initiatives
- Objective: Support the Fort George G. Meade installation as the National Strategic Communications and Cybersecurity Leader for the United States
- Objective: Support the Fort Meade installation based government agencies' and organizations' mission success with programs and initiatives that leverage the public and private community companies and organizations across the Fort Meade region
Goal 2: Continue to support Fort Meade's county, state and federal priority issues
- Objective: Continue to work with federal, state, local and industry stakeholders to ensure the needs of the installation are discussed, and facilitate these discussions where appropriate
- Objective: Develop a plan to stay current with, and in tune with, Fort Meade's priority list and strongly support those priorities at various levels
- Objective: Collaborate with Fort Meade regional jurisdictions and the State of Maryland to achieve priorities
Goal 3: Establish and exercise FMA's advocacy role as the lead organization supporting
Fort Meade's regional activities
- Objective: Plan, establish and maintain an effective FMA Business Development Office
- Objective: Develop and maintain an FMA informational website to effectively communicate and promote Fort Meade, FMA and regional activities, events and services
offered
- Objective:Participate in marketing initiatives to new and existing Fort Meade agencies and their employees
- Objective: Continue to be a voice for enhancements in education (e.g. Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) and world language/culture programs) and college and university curriculum development
- Objective: Support recruiting efforts, retention and skills enhancement and development for the agencies and employees currently at Fort Meade and those moving to the installation
Photos by John Keith.



