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Airman uses Banshee experience to boost innovation efforts


Airman uses Banshee experience to boost innovation efforts

Banshee program participant John Frias, Foreign Military Sales Qatar Air Defense Operations Center program manager and the FMS Division’s innovation officer, walks with Capt. Matthew Ruden, chief innovation officer for Program Executive Office Digital, at Hanscom Air Force Base, Mass., Sept. 24. The Banshee program, a partnership between Hanscom, MassChallenge and the Air Force Research Lab, is designed to help participants incorporate innovative ideas and approaches into their daily work through virtual training and engagement opportunities with experts and entrepreneurs. (U.S. Air Force photo by Mark Herlihy)

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