
Security, Sustainability, and Resilience Summit
- When
- Friday, November 13, 20268:00 AM – 4:00 PM PSTAdd to calendarGoogle Calendar
- Where
- Port of Long Beach Administration Building (Civic Center Plaza) Lowenthal Center415 W. Ocean Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90802Open in Maps
- Hosted by
- Price School of Public Policy
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About
Join the USC Price Center on National Defense and Public Safety (CNDPS) and the Port of Long Beach for a one-day summit at the Port's headquarters in Long Beach. The day brings together leaders from government, public safety, transportation and industry for three panel discussions, a keynote lunch and time to connect with colleagues from across Southern California.
Please register with your work or USC email and include your job title and agency or organization. Registrations from outside these groups may be declined.
Security as a Priority
As the region prepares for major events, evolving threats, and growing demands on critical infrastructure, security remains a shared priority. This panel will bring together leaders from public safety and government to discuss how agencies can strengthen coordination, protect critical assets, and prepare for emergencies while keeping communities and essential operations moving.
Goods Movement
The movement of goods through Southern California is critical to both the regional and national economy. This panel will explore the challenges and opportunities surrounding transportation, infrastructure, supply chains, and the movement of goods from ports to communities across the region. Panelists will discuss how government, transportation agencies, and industry partners can work together to improve efficiency, address disruptions, and build a more resilient goods movement system.
Sustainability and Resilience
Building a sustainable region requires balancing environmental goals with the needs of communities, businesses, infrastructure, and economic growth. This panel will examine how public agencies, utilities, researchers, and industry leaders are approaching sustainability, from clean energy and infrastructure investments to policies that support long-term environmental and economic resilience.
What to Expect
Registration and a continental breakfast start at 8:00 AM. A boxed lunch is provided, followed by a keynote presentation. An optional harbor tour with Harbor Breeze will close out the day. All activities wrap up by 4:00 PM. Parking is free, and you'll receive a parking pass when you arrive.
Space is limited, so please register early. Registration closes Sunday, November 8. If the summit fills up, you can join the waitlist. Program and speakers are subject to change.