ENDEAVOR 2026...A Public/Private Innovation Initiative Summit Meeting
Where government and private sector leaders turn ideas into action.
Location
Cencora Corporate Headquarters
1 West First Avenue
Conshohocken, PA 19428
Schedule
Registration Closed
(limited to 100 Attendees)
Registration Deadline
COB Friday, Jan 16, 2026
Registration Fees:
- COMPLIMENTARY REGISTRATION FOR:
- AHC Members & Sustaining Partners
- State and local government employees (excluding contractors)
- Invited Guests
- $495 PER PERSON:
- Non-Members, Government Contractors, Non-Profits, Academia
Questions?:
AHC Support Help Desk at [email protected]
Current Agenda (updated 1/15/2026)
(Subject to change)
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Background
Join us for this in-person summit meeting of the All Hazards Consortium (AHC).
Celebrating 20 years of collaboration and accomplishments through its working groups, industry partners, and states, the AHC is hosting its first in-person meeting since the COVID-19 pandemic.
We are very excited to host the 2026 Summit, especially given the challenges facing states, cities, and sectors...and the opportunities that lie ahead in developing real public/private partnerships, something the AHC community has been doing since its formation in 2005.
This 2026 Summit agenda will focus on rethinking and innovating the state/local government emergency management cycle through innovative public/private partnering and joint problem-solving in the areas of:
- Gaining Operational Efficiencies
- Cost reductions/sharing
- Joint development of projects and streamlined polices/procedures
- Private sector Mutual Assistance with state/local government during disasters
Learn more at: 2026 Public/Private Crisis Innovation Initiative
Why Attend?
- Understand The Issues: Learn first hand the issues facing industry and states as they moving forward into a uncertain environment for crisis management.
- Align Priorities and Strategies: Participate in panel and tabletop sessions to understand, discuss, and contribute to the strategies and priorities of future projects.
- Collaborate Across Sectors: Meet decision-makers from multiple states and industry sectors and discuss possible solutions or future initiatives.
- Real Solutions: Participate in the discussions to transform the operational challenges into funded, ready-to-implement pilot projects in the future.
- Sustain Progress: Understand and participate in the process that builds enduring partnerships that continue beyond leadership changes.
- Scale Partnership Models & Resilience: Help design future solutions or models that can be replicated nationwide.
- Private sector operational leaders in electric, communications, transportation, fuel, food, medical/pharmaceuticals, retail, finance, chemical, and logistics.
- State Directors of Emergency Management from Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, North Carolina, Delaware, and others.
- Trade Associations, NGO's, Academia
- Solution and Service Providers
- Invited guests from federal agencies and industry
Who's Registered
Topics / Use Cases
The public & private Executive Steering Committees have been discussing multiple project ideas over the past 12 months. Several of them are listed below. All of them will be developed further during 2026 after the Summit.
The leadership will select three of these to discuss and develop during the 2026 Summit meeting. This will expose all attendees to the process to be used to develop documented use cases, identify potential solutions or project ideas, and identify possible public or private funding streams.
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Public/Private Resource Sharing
Connects state and industry assets to accelerate critical resource movement and reduce duplication during major disasters. -
Regional Fleet Mustering Points for Crisis Response
Designates pre-approved staging locations across multiple states to support power and supply chain restoration efforts during hurricanes and disasters. -
Regional Public/Private Commodity Supply Chain Surge Capacity
Enable the rapid, coordinated access to essential commodities via existing supply chains for water, food, medical supplies, and pharmaceuticals for disaster survivors through a strengthened regional public–private partnerships. - Emerging Solutions and Technologies will be identified and several solution briefings will be provided/
- See more Use Cases at: 2026 Public/Private Crisis Innovation Initiative
What You'll Learn:
- People – You’ll connect with the right people — the movers, doers, and decision-makers driving this three-year public/private innovation initiative. Through guided networking sessions, you’ll build relationships that open doors, spark collaboration, and create opportunities long after the event ends.
- Process – You’ll discover a proven process for identifying and prioritizing the biggest public/private challenges — and learn how short-, mid-, and long-term solutions turn into funded projects that get traction fast. You’ll see exactly how these frameworks work so you can apply them back in your own organization.
- Solutions – You’ll see how new solutions are born — whether they’re created from scratch or adapted from what’s already working today. You’ll learn how to plug in, collaborate with partners, and help shape the next wave of innovative tools and strategies.
- Feedback – You’ll learn how to have a voice in the process — influencing how policies, procedures, training, and future projects are shaped. Your insights will directly impact what comes next.
- Alignment – You’ll discover how to align your organization’s goals with state and federal resilience funding — so your initiatives gain traction, resources, and long-term sustainability.
Solution Briefs
- Power Outages Awareness Solution - Reliable source of power outage intelligence.
- Understanding Weather Impacts – A concise session to explain severe weather impacts and the technologies used to observe and understand them.
- Innovative Rail Sector Solutions - Rail sector solutions designed to rapidly resolve power disruptions and supply chain challenges during major incidents
- ReadyOps - A secure, real-time, FOIA-protected and moderated SIGNAL channel service delivering fast, verified operational updates. SEE VIDEO
Lodging
- Rates: Preferred room rates provided at three nearby hotels.
- Reserving Rooms: eBook and pay for your own reservations directly with the hotels.
- Hotel Locations: See hotel information below.
- West and Main Hotel - 46 Fayette St, Conshohocken, PA 19428. Call (610) 825-1190, ask for All Hazards Consortium Room Block Rate, $199/night. This room rate is only good through 12/22/2025
- Marriott Philadelphia West - 111 Crawford Ave, Conshohocken, PA 19428, Call 9610) 941-5600, ask for All Hazards Consortium Room Block Rate, $178/night. This room rate is only good through 12/30/2025.
- Residence Inn - 191 Washington St, Conshohocken, PA 19428. Call (610) 828-8800, ask for All Hazards Consortium Room Block Rate, $199/night. This room rate is only good through 1/2/2026. To Reserve Now CLICK HERE
Transporation
Airports
Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) is the closest major airport, serving the Philadelphia area, including Conshohocken.
- Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) is the closest major airport, serving the Philadelphia area, including Conshohocken.
Train / Rail
- Take Amtrak or another intercity rail service to 30th Street Station, Philadelphia.
- After arriving at 30th Street Station, follow the signs for SEPTA Regional Rail.
- SEPTA uses a Tap-and-Go fare system. Riders can tap a SEPTA Key card or mobile wallet at the fare gates, or purchase a Regional Rail ticket from a ticket kiosk.
- Next, board the Manayunk / Norristown Line.
- Exit the train at the Conshohocken station.
Parking
- CENCORA's Corporate Headquarters Facility: Parking is free in multi-story garage adjacent to their building.
- Hotels: Nightly parking rate may apply. Check with hotel.
Sponsorship Opportunities
A limited number of sponsorship opportunities are available.
- Pre-Summit Executive Leadership Meeting: Speaking opportunities, meet w/leadership.
- Breakfasts: Speaking opportunities, event branding, meet w/leadership.
- Lunches: Speaking opportunities, event branding, meet w/leadership.
- Learn more...Sponsorship Information
Register Today!
Seats are limited to 100, so secure your spot today.
Registration DEADLINE is Friday, January 16, 2026, COB
No onsite registration for security purposes.
We look forward to seeing you there!
We look forward to seeing you there!
Hosted By:
Th All Hazards Consortium (501c3) - a 20 year old operations oriented non-profit that builds trusted public/private operational partnerships to accelerate problem-solving and develop solutions quickly to crisis management problems.
