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CHIPS Articles: SECNAVINST formalizes the Naval Innovation Advisory Council

SECNAVINST formalizes the Naval Innovation Advisory Council
By DON Innovation - January 27, 2017
The NIAC sustains a vital functional component supporting implementation of the DON innovation Vision. Comprised of a small cadre of Navy, Marine Corps, and DON civilian personnel, the NIAC is a dynamic forum for hand-selected advisors to conduct research, advance problem-solving projects, and advise the SECNAV on innovation opportunities within the DON.

Please download SECNAV Instruction 5420.199 here.

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