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**Synopsis:** AI adoption demands more than good intentions — it requires coordinated action across technical and compliance disciplines. This panel brings together cybersecurity practitioners and legal/compliance leaders to examine how organizations can simultaneously secure AI systems from existing and emerging threats and govern them through threat models and frameworks to ensure safe and responsible adoption. **Discussion Highlights:** Topics include AI threat modeling, emerging security risks, evolving AI regulations, governance frameworks, third-party AI risk management, and practical lessons learned for building trustworthy AI programs in regulated organizations.

Named for Native Americans who lived in the area for hundreds of years, Occoneechee is on the John H. Kerr Reservoir, better known as Buggs Island Lake, and is popular with anglers and boaters. Facilities include cabins, campsites, an equestrian campground, picnic shelters, an amphitheater, a playground, boat ramps, and a private concession offering boat rentals and snacks. The park also has 20 miles of trails for hiking, biking and horseback riding. The visitor center and museum introduce visitors to Native American history and the indigenous Occoneechee people. Disclaimer: GetHiking Charlottesville Organizers are not professional guides. Expect the same risks and take the same precautions you would take if you were boating or hiking alone. With your RSVP, you agree with this disclaimer. Weather Forecast: TBD Notes: 1. Reference guide: https://www.dcr.virginia.gov/state-parks/occoneechee and https://reservevaparks.com/Web/. 2. Mandatory equipment: PFD and whistle. 3. Suggested trip equipment: Kayak/SUP, paddle, water shoes, life jacket, swim wear, sunscreen, hat with brim, sunglasses, dry bag, insect repellent, camping/hiking equipment, change of clothes/toiletries, headlamp/flashlight, food/drinks for 2 breakfasts and 1 lunch. 4. A final itinerary or cancellation notice will be posted 3-5 days before the trip. Rules on the river: 1. No alcohol or glass bottle/container; 2. Wear life jacket; 3. Assign buddy system; 4. Maintain safe distances: no greater than 25 ft between buddies and 50 ft between groups; 5. Use of whistle: a. 1 long blast- stop in place; b. 2 short blasts- all clear, continue; c. 3 short blasts- emergency (stop, assess, assist). 6. Check experience and swim level. 7. Check for equipment: life vest, whistle, water. **Tentative Itinerary:** All events are optional and subject to change. Times are approximate. You have the option of just boating, hiking, or doing both. **Fri (7/24)** 12:00 pm- lunch at Ayala's Mexican Restaurant, 618 Virginia Ave, Clarksville. 1:00 pm- set-up tents. 2:00 pm- go boating or hiking for a couple of hours. 4:30 pm- prep for dinner. 5:30 pm- dinner at Bridgewater Bar & Grill, 201 Virginia Ave. 7:30 pm- Friday night senior dance, Clarksville Ruritan Thrift Shop, 211 Market St. $8 cover. **Sat (7/25)** 8:00 am - go boating for a couple of hours. 10:00 am - go hiking for a couple of hours. 12 pm - lunch at the campsite. 1:00 pm- more boating for couple of hours. 3:00 pm - hiking for a couple of hours. 5:00 pm- prep for dinner. 5:30 pm- dinner at Buggs Island Brewing Co, 101 2nd St. 6:00 pm- live music at Buggs Island Brewing Co. **Sun (7/26)** 8:00 am - go boating or hiking for a couple of hours. 10:00 am- break up camp and return home. Safe travels.

This is a group for adults who want to ground in nature and connect to their creative selves in a warm and supportive environment. We'll meet weekly for 13 weeks (beginning June 26th) at a goat farm in Silver Spring, MD. We'll begin with a goat walk. That's right, we'll walk through the woods with goats and then focus on the chapters of Julia Cameron's book, *Walking in This World.* Maybe you want to dive deeper after having completed a facilitated group based on Cameron's first book, *The Artist's Way* or you want to jump right into exploring your inner landscape through writing and grounding in nature. You don't have to be a self-proclaimed or professional writer or artist to join. Just bring your curiosity, a copy of the book, something to write with and a commitment to attend all sessions if possible. Since the in-person portion of the group will be held at a private residence, I'll email registrants the address once they've signed up. Please dress in comfy clothes that might possibly be nibbled on by adorable goats, as the residence is also a goat farm. Wear closed toed shoes and feel free to bring water, a snack for yourself, bug spray and sunblock. In-person attendees will meet at 7 am. In the event of more than light rain, we'll skip goat walks and meet in the indoor office. There is an indoor bathroom on-site. For those joining on-line, plan to join at 7:30 am. You'll also need something to write with and a copy of the book.

NOTE: Chris will join virtually, event is hybrid. Aspire isn't just for .NET — it's a polyglot orchestrator that can wire together Python, Node.js, Go, Java, and C# services under a single AppHost, with automatic service discovery, connection-string injection, and a unified observability dashboard. In this session, we'll explore that idea hands-on through seven sample applications that range from Flask and Django to Go and Java. We'll start with how Aspire solves the polyglot problem: the service-discovery chaos, configuration fragmentation, and 15-step READMEs that plague multi-language repos. You'll see how AddPythonApp, AddNpmApp, and AddDockerfile let you bring any runtime into Aspire's lifecycle, and how environment-variable conventions replace hardcoded URLs and scattered .env files. We'll also look at OpenTelemetry integration so that distributed traces, structured logs, and metrics from every language land in one dashboard with no separate tooling per stack. As we walk through the demos, we'll cover the practical patterns that matter most to real teams: dependency ordering, health checks across languages, connection-string injection for Redis, PostgreSQL, CosmosDB, and Kafka, and what it looks like to debug a request that crosses from a React frontend into a Go or Spring Boot backend. Finally, we'll step back and talk about the Aspire CLI workflow, what a production-ready polyglot repo looks like, and how Aspire's resource model maps to CI pipelines and deployment automation, including where Azure fits into the picture if that's part of your story. \-\-\- Meet and greet at 6:30, presentation begins at 7 PM ET.

Hybrid registration links at https://greatcareers.org/events-calendar/career-success-group-job-seeker-accountability-networking-hybrid/ The Career Success Group is a networking meeting held on the 2nd Monday and a hybrid meeting 4th Thursday of each month from 9:30-10:30 AM ET with [Kevin Keene](https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinekeene/). Join us if you are looking for a new opportunity, to grow your career, or if you are in a job transition. 1. Practice your elevator pitch in a safe space 2. Check-in for accountability 3. Set goals for your job search for the week 4. Meet others to build your LinkedIn network 5. Learn about upcoming events 6. Ask questions **CHAPTER LEADER** [Kevin Keene](https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinekeene/) kekeene@comcast.net