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Short Course 5 – Funding and Financial Management for The CANEUS-Initiated Projects / InitiativesSunday, March 1st, 1600-1730INSTRUCTOR: David Oppenheimer, RAMP, USACOURSE OBJECTIVE: This course will provide attendees with a current and in-depth understanding ofthe financial strengths and needs of each CANEUS member along with their marketing reach, countrieswithin which they are performing work, and their technical project strengths. The goal of the course is to beable to match member capabilities to present a unified services platform to our customers.Panel SessionsThe CANEUS 2009 Workshops program features twenty-one thematic Panel Sessions addressing three broadthemes:Aerospace Needs and Lessons Learned (P01 - P08)These Panel Sessions will review the needs of the aerospace industry in manned space, unmanned space,aeronautics, defense, and reliability, as well as the lessons learned in space, aeronautics, and defense. Projectsidentified in Sector Consortia Development will incorporate the needs and the lessons learned from thesesectors.Aerospace Technology Assessment (P09 - P16)These Panel Sessions will review the state-of-the-art in micro and nanotechnologies for aerospace applicationsand their technology readiness levels, and identify drivers for inclusion in Sector Consortia projects.Programmatic Investment and International Collaboration (P17 - P21)These Panel Sessions will address programmatic investment and international collaboration issues. The solutionsoffered in these panels will guide participants in the implementation process of their Sector Consortiaprojects.The end result will be a neutral virtual business model for international collaboration that brings the best solutionsto the boardroom so that well-informed decisions on new program starts, whether it be research, test and evaluation,or introduction of new products to the end user can be made quickly and confidently.7Panel Sessions