•Theater Security Cooperation Plans

•Country Campaign Plans•Building Partnership and

Partnership Capacity

•Public Diplomacy•Citizen Diplomacy• Foreign Assistance•Building Partnerships and

Partnership Capacity

•State and Local Institutions and Existing Capacity

•National Guard•Higher Education•Private Sector•Citizens•Non-Government Organizations States Department

of StateDepartment of Defense

Other Inter-Agency and

Intra-Governmental

Actors

Program partners engage in a broad range of security cooperation activities to include homeland defense/security, disaster

response/mitigation, consequence/crisis management, interagency cooperation, border/port/aviation security, and medical supply deliveries

Activities are coordinated through the Combatant Commanders, U.S. Ambassadors’ country teams, and other agencies.

•Public Diplomacy•Citizen Diplomacy•Foreign Assistance•Building Partnerships and Partnership Capacity

•Theater Security Cooperation Plans

•Country Campaign Plans

•Building Partnership and Partnership Capacity

•State and Local

Institutions and

Existing Capacity

•National Guard

•Higher Education

•Private Sector

•Citizens•Non-Government

Organizations

States Department of State

Department of Defense

Program partners engage in a broad range of security cooperation activities to include economic security, disaster response/mitigation, crisis management, interagency cooperation, border/port/aviation security, and medical supply

deliveries.

Concentrated focus to provide forces to the Combatant Commands that encourage international cooperation, understanding, and the development of

economic relationships.

Jellyfish

•Foreign Assistance Framework

•Emulate NG Structure•Infrastructure Protection

•Medical Security•Law and Judicial Reform

•Governance•1207 Like, 184, 166a•Defense Reform

•Theater Security Cooperation Plans

•Country Campaign Plans•Building Partnership and Partnership Capacity

•Exercises 168•Defense Reform• Interoperability•Coalition Operations

•1207 like•Centers of Excellence

• Interagency bridge

•Dept of State Liaison

•Citizen Involvement

•National Lang/Cult

Centers•Private Sector

•Sub-National Actors

•Facilitate and Enablen

Corollary Interagency

Military / Defense / Security

Jellyfish

State Partnership FrameworkA Paradigm shift in intergovernmental and interagency efforts:

A Unified Effort and Approach tying capabilities and requirements together for a vertical and horizontal integration to meet our challenges domestically and abroad – a Whole-of-Government

approach in Building Partnership and Partnership Capacity

DoS Lead, Interagency Spt, NG as bridge to Local and

State Institutions enacting Foreign Assistance

Framework and related developmental work.

Public/Citizen Diplomacy Efforts

Stability Operations and Civil Military Engagements

Maximizing the un-tapped capacity of the states as sub-

national actors in meeting SEAM and cross-jurisdictional

lanes.A Concept of “1207 Plus” and Interagency Synchronization

Defense and Security Sector Reform

Run from DoD, Implemented by NG/NGB Conduit

(ie Exercises, Exchanges, FAMs, JCTP, CMEP, etc…)

USE existing programmatic structures and modify as

required.Civil Engagements

Interagency Engagements Military / Security Sector Engagements

Examples: National Culture and Language Centers, DoD Centers of Excellence,

National Security Language Initiative,

Jellyfish helps provide strategy between sectors leveraging US Govt funds and Private funds by working

seam areas.

A Model

US/Foreign Govts

Jellyfish Support Strategy

Local Community Organizations

Jellyfish coordinates international partnerships among corporate, government and military stakeholders

Businesses

Local, state, foreign government support

US Federal Funding

Support =$30B+

Jellyfish helps Clients leverage corporate commercial interests between Departments of Defense and StateRisk Assessments within each country of operationJellyfish is a component for international business development

Corporate Commercial

Interests

International Commercial

Interests Between

Corporations & Governments