IN Network Launch Event
International Spy Museum, Washington, DC
Following opening remarks from Chris Costa (International Spy Museum Executive Director) and Todd Pittman (Globally Head of Philanthropy), our Founder, Dexter Ingram, shared the journey of creating IN Network and outlined plans for the future. The keynote address was delivered by Director General Ambassador Marcia Bernicat who stated, "We recruit for diversity, but we always hire on merit,"
(U.S. Department of State).
2024 Hungarian Young Professional Engagement (HYPE) Leadership Retreat
Fort Washington, MD
The HYPE (Hungarian Young Professional Engagement) Network, including its Future Leaders Program, represents a strategic expansion of the Coalition’s commitment to fostering leadership among Hungarian American professionals living in the US. The HYPE Network aims to deepen this engagement by offering a structured six-month program focused on sustained leadership development for ongoing professional growth and community impact.
2024 Homeland Security Today's
"50 Trailblazers Award" - Dexter Ingram
Tysons, VA
The 2024 Trailblazers in Homeland reception honored the "50 Trailblazers," individuals who have made significant contributions to our nation across various fields. The event celebrated their accomplishments, showcasing their dedication and transformative influence in their communities. Attendees enjoyed inspiring speeches and stories of perseverance, recognizing the vital roles these trailblazers play in shaping a brighter future. HSToday's 50 Trailblazers of 2024 - GTS CoalitionGTS Coalition
2024 Hungarian American Coalition XIX Gala
Larz Anderson House, Washington, DC
The Hungarian American Coalition celebrated the Honorable Mary V. Mochary and the Carpathian Foundation at its 19th Annual Gala Dinner. This year, members of the Hungarian Young Professional Engagement (HYPE) Network were recognized with two prestigious youth awards. Sarolta Derzsi received the John N. Lauer Leadership Training Program (LTP) Alumni Award, while Ádám Béres was honored with the Community Youth Leadership Award.
2024 Homeland Security Today's
"Citizen of Mission Award" - Dexter Ingram
Tysons, VA
The Homeland Security Today awards honor individuals dedicated to protecting our citizens and way of life. This annual event recognizes both active duty personnel and those working behind the scenes for their contributions to the safety and security of all Americans. This award is not just an individual achievement; it represents the collective efforts of our entire team who have made IN Network possible. GTSC’s Homeland Security Today Announces 2024 Holiday Hero Award Winners - GTS Coalition
2025 "Spy Fest 2025"
International Spy Museum
On January 31, 2025, the International Spy Museum hosted Spy Fest 2025: A Family Festival. This annual event featured 15 exhibitors and attracted 590 participants offering the public an opportunity to learn about the skills and tools employed by members of the Intelligence Community. The IN Network: The National Security Academy booth received much attention from young participants as team members Nicole Crawford and Ghazal Habib distributed spy glasses and ID badges. Fun games were also provided while valuable insights on historical spy artifacts were presented by Dexter Ingram.
2025 "Agents of Change"
International Spy Museum
In collaboration with the International Spy Museum, IN Network: The National Security Academy hosted a powerful discussion featuring Ambassador Marcia S. Bernicat, Colonel (Ret.) Fleming “Tal” Sullivan, and Brigadier General (Ret.) Francis X Taylor. Moderated by Jace Sapenter-Nath and Dalia Reed, this engaging dialogue offered the esteemed panelists a chance to share their invaluable experiences and shed light on the vital themes of leadership, resilience, and national security. We encourage you to stay alert for this inspirational recording that will be released soon. It is guaranteed to provide valuable insights you will not want to miss!
Prince George's 3D Scholars Program
Charles H. Flowers High School
CHARLES H. FLOWERS, II, known as "Tiger," was a distinguished veteran of World War II and made history as the first African American flight instructor at Tuskegee Air Force Base. He is recognized as one of the original Tuskegee Airmen. Notably, he is the great-uncle of Dexter Ingram, the founder of IN Network: The National Security Academy. At Charles H. Flowers High School, the "Prince George's 3D Scholars Program" provides a distinctive opportunity for students to earn credits towards an associate's degree while still in high school. Upon completion, they are awarded a scholarship to attend the University of Maryland Global Campus (UMGC) for the pursuit of a bachelor's degree. Students may select from various fields, including Business Administration, Criminal Justice, and Computer Networks and Cybersecurity.
