In today’s fast-moving environment, junior leaders are hungry for spaces where they can share ideas, tackle challenges, and exchange insights—not just within their unit but across the entire regiment. That’s exactly why we’ve created an innovative forum for Army Engineers to connect, collaborate, and grow, all through the power of live-virtual technology
Imagine “TED Talks” for Army Engineers—only more interactive because it’s live! Hosted periodically by AEA, these professional development forums via Zoom are tailored for junior and mid-career leaders. The topics cover everything from current tactical unit challenges to cutting-edge USACE projects and emerging technologies. What’s more? These sessions focus on two key areas: 1) small unit leaders sharing their latest best practices in the face of modern warfighting challenges, and 2) broadening your understanding of opportunities throughout the Army Engineer profession.
Stay in the loop—session topics and dates are announced in advance on our website, armyengineer.com, where you can easily register. Have a specific topic you’re passionate about? Recommend it! This is your forum, open to all Army Engineers—no membership required. Each session is recorded and available for later viewing, so you can catch up whenever it suits your schedule.
A note from our AEA President
MG (Ret) Bryan Watson
AEA President
When MG (R) Bryan Watson took over as President of the Army Engineer Association, He committed to two things: 1) reconnecting with those we serve and 2) driving change so we better meet your needs.
“We conducted a series of virtual Town Halls and talked with Army Engineers across all Components, in tactical units and in USACE, with Commanders and CSMs, with junior leaders, and with our Industry partners. My thanks to all who participated and gave us candid feedback. We listened. Essayons!”
– MG (R) Bryan Watson
Have a topic suggestion for a Rally Point?
These Rally Point events are based on your input and suggestions for relevant topics to improve the professional development of our leaders. They are focused on the Company Grade portion of the Engineer Regiment .