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Global Opportunities and Challenges for Aerospace, Defense and Government Services Companies Tuesday, October 14 th , 2014 FY15 DOD Presidents Budget Request $556B Total $496B in Base Budget (consistent with Bipartisan Budget


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Global Opportunities and Challenges for Aerospace, Defense and Government Services Companies

Tuesday, October 14th, 2014

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  • $556B Total
  • $496B in Base Budget (consistent with Bipartisan Budget Agreement
  • f 2013)
  • $60B for Overseas Contingency Operations
  • Deltas from FY14 by Budget Title
  • Personnel: - 2%
  • Operations and Maintenance: + 1.3%
  • Procurement: - 3.9%
  • RDT&E: - .05%
  • Opportunity, Growth and Security Initiative - $26B
  • Deputy Secretary Work - “$70B hole”

FY15 DOD President’s Budget Request

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  • FY15 President’s Budget assumes sequester relief for

FY16 and beyond

  • FYDP is $116B over BCA and $168B over the 10-year

period

  • FY16 PB would be reduced by $36B
  • Procurement and RDT&E: - $20B
  • O & M: - $12B

Sequester

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Exporters (2009-2013) Importers (2009-2013) 1 US 29% 1 India 14% 2 Russia 27% 2 China 5% 3 Germany 7% 3 Pakistan 5% 4 China 6% 4 UAE 4% 5 France 5% 5 Saudi Arabia 4% 6 UK 4% 6 Australia 4% 7 Spain 3% 7 South Korea 4% 8 Ukraine 3% 8 Singapore 3% 9 Italy 3% 9 Algeria 3% 10 Israel 3% Others 50% Others 10%

Global Competitors in a Global Marketplace

(Source: SIPRI)

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  • Export Controls
  • Sanctions
  • Embargoes

Geopolitical Constraints on US Companies

PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL

Global Opportunities and Challenges for Aerospace, Defense and Government Services Companies

Presented by:

Jon Barney Managing Director

October 14, 2014 October 14, 2014

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Aerospace & Defense companies – expand globally

Q: Will foreign markets be of greater importance to your company in the coming years?

YES! (93%) YES! (93%)

March 2013 Avascent survey of senior A&D leaders on international markets

$80B ‐ $100B in annual opportunity space for A&D companies outside US

Source: Avascent Analytics

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  • 350 senior participants
  • 11 countries led by US
  • 18 questions
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Strongly agree my company can meet the challenge Competitive Landscape will be more intense in next year 6% 80%

Assessment of Global Competitive Environment

Competition increasing but leaders don’t feel ready

Source: Avascent and Fleishman Hillard Global Competitiveness Survey – July 2014

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Global competition – from many places simultaneously

Top 10

  • 1. China
  • 2. Israel
  • 3. India
  • 4. Brazil
  • 5. South Korea
  • 6. Canada
  • 7. Russia
  • 8. Taiwan
  • 9. Ukraine
  • 10. Australia

Source: Avascent and Fleishman Hillard Global Competitiveness Survey – July 2014 Ranking represents share of executives surveyed that rank country as competitive threat

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  • High growth markets facing greatest competitive

threat: Unmanned, ISR, Air Traffic Management, Missiles, Satellites, Cyber

  • New business models: “80% solutions at 20% cost”
  • Home market support lacking: 7% strongly believe

their govt provides effective global sales support New threats and new models but limited response

Source: Avascent and Fleishman Hillard Global Competitiveness Survey – July 2014

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“Sales models that worked even two years ago are no longer effective, and "rising" competitors with less restrictive export/compliance environments are winning at our expense,” American A&D Executive

Competitive environment rapidly changing

Source: Avascent and Fleishman Hillard Global Competitiveness Survey – July 2014

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Avascent Global Competitiveness Dashboard

  • 1. Portfolio

Analysis

  • 2. Evaluate &

Prioritize Markets

  • 3. Develop

Strategic Approach

  • 4. Establish

Market Presence

  • 5. Value

Capture

  • 6. Program

Execution

Optimal Company

Demonstrates capability consistently Demonstrates capability partially Rarely demonstrates capability

Global Expansion Steps

What can be done? Best practices for optimal results

Source: Avascent and Fleishman Hillard Global Competitiveness Survey – July 2014 Survey Results

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  • Sen. Jim Talent

Banner Public Affairs Partner 202-750-7500 Jtalent@bannerpublicaffairs.com Jon Barney Avascent Managing Director 202-280-6812 Jbarney@avascent.com Karen R. Harbaugh Squire Patton Boggs Partner 703-720-7885 karen.harbaugh@squirepb.com Jack Deschauer Squire Patton Boggs Partner 202-457-6338 jack.deschauer@squirepb.com

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