Policy Maker Breakfast Series in partnership with Bank of America: Jen Easterly
About this Event
3801 Broadway, San Antonio, TX 78209
http://gotu.us/pmb26Over the past 45 years, Trinity University’s Policy Maker Breakfast Series has become the premier event of its kind in San Antonio, attracting an extraordinarily diverse, intellectual, and influential audience. This year, the university, in partnership with Bank of America, welcomes
Jen Easterly
“Defending the Digital Frontier: Securing Critical Infrastructure in an Era of Innovation"
Jen Easterly has led at the highest levels of cybersecurity, national security, and organizational resilience. She commanded the Army’s first cyber battalion, helped establish U.S. Cyber Command, and served in senior leadership roles at the White House and National Security Agency. She built Morgan Stanley’s Cybersecurity Fusion Center and led the firm’s resilience strategy. As director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), she oversaw the defense of America’s critical infrastructure. Today, as CEO of RSAC, she brings together the global cybersecurity and AI communities to shape the future of digital security. Widely recognized as a leading voice on AI, cybersecurity, and leadership, Easterly equips organizations to navigate technological change with confidence, resilience, and a security-first mindset.
Digital Tickets:
- Individual Ticket: $70/person
- Series Ticket (1 ticket for all four breakfasts): $260/person
- Single Event Table (one table of eight for an individual breakfast): $560
- Series Event Table (includes one table of eight for all four breakfasts): $2,080
Discounts for Trinity University faculty, staff and students will be given at the time of registration.
If you would like to receive information for the 2027-2028 Policy Maker Breakfast Series - please send your contact information (name, address, email address) to lgarza@trinity.edu or call 210-999-7601. The announcement will be sent out in August of 2027.
Trinity University affirms freedom of expression. Views expressed by speakers and participants before, during, and after speaking engagements do not represent or reflect the views of the university.