Panetta Institute to Honor Military and Intelligence Leaders at Jefferson-Lincoln Award Gala
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The Panetta Institute will host its annual Jefferson-Lincoln Award ceremony on November 16, honoring three esteemed leaders from military and intelligence backgrounds. CIA Director William Burns, Naval Postgraduate School President Ann Rondeau, and House Intelligence Committee Chair Mike Turner are the recipients of this year’s awards, which will be presented at a prestigious black-tie gala in Pebble Beach. This event serves not only to recognize individual excellence but also to highlight the critical role of leadership in the fields of national security and intelligence. Each honoree has made significant contributions to their organizations and the broader community, reflecting a commitment to public service. The Panetta Institute emphasizes the importance of civic responsibility and encourages emerging leaders through this recognition.
The gala will provide an opportunity for networking and discussion among influential figures in government and intelligence. As the awards approach, anticipation builds around the contributions these leaders have made to the safety and security of the nation. This celebration promises to be a memorable evening, showcasing the values of dedication and service that underpin the mission of the Panetta Institute.