The BENS Lens
BENS, Emma SmithHarnessing private sector expertise to strengthen our nation’s security
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The Bridge No Government Can Build: This Moment Demands Private Sector Leadership
This is the fourth and final installment of After the Dividend: New Challenges and Opportunities in European Defense. Part 1 documented the collapse of Europe’s peacetime defense assumptions. Part 2 examined the expanding hybrid battlefield...
How the Private Sector Can Help Rebuild the Rare Earth Supply Chain
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Rare earth elements—the critical inputs for everything from F-35 jets and precision guided munitions to electric vehicle motors and AI chips—are one of the most acute vulnerabilities in the U.S. national security...
The Will is There. The Wiring Isn’t (Yet): Shared Adventures in Matching Need with Capacity
This is the third in a four-part series, After the Dividend: New Challenges and Opportunities in European Defense. Part 1 documented the collapse of Europe's peacetime defense assumptions and the industrial capacity gap that followed. Part...
The Expanding Battlefield
This is the second in a four-part series, After the Dividend: New Challenges and Opportunities in European Defense. Part 1 examined how Russia’s invasion of Ukraine shattered the assumptions underwriting decades of European security policy...
The Peace Dividend Is Over
Business Executives for National Security (BENS) represents senior American business leaders who sit at the intersection of private enterprise and national security. They are not government officials, and they do not speak for or report to...
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