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Greg Bowman

Chief Global Policy Officer

USA Rare Earth

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USA Rare Earth

Greg Bowman, U.S. Army (Retired), serves as Chief Global Policy Officer and Head of External Relations at USA Rare Earth, leading the company’s international and domestic affairs; policy and legislative strategy, and global partnerships. He brings 26 years of active-duty military service, a distinguished career in defense and intelligence community strategy, and deep expertise in federal procurement law to USAR’s mission of securing the rare earth value chain for America and its allies.

Prior to USAR, Bowman served as Chief Strategy Officer and Senior Vice President of National Security Solutions at Siemens Government Technologies, where he developed the company’s multi-year corporate strategy and led market expansion into the Intelligence Community and Emerging Markets. He has previously served as the Strategic Military Law and Policy Advisor to the Secretary of the Army, on the US Defense Business Board (appointed by the Secretary of Defense), and as Chair of the AIA Digital Transformation Council.

Bowman holds a J.D. from the University of Virginia School of Law and an LL.M. in Military and Government Procurement Law from The Judge Advocate General’s Legal Center and School and a Master of Military Art and Science (Strategy) from the US Command and General Staff College. He serves as a member of the Board of Directors of Hope for the Warriors, the Founding Council of PRISM, and the Strategic Council of the Silverado Policy Accelerator.

Sessions & Presentations

Executive Panel

Securing America's Defense Supply Chain: Critical Minerals as a National Security Imperative

As geopolitical competition intensifies, securing reliable supplies of critical minerals has become essential to U.S. national defense and industrial resilience. This executive panel will examine how defense manufacturers, government leaders, and investors are addressing supply chain risks for rare earth elements, titanium, graphite, niobium, and other strategic materials vital to military readiness. Discussion will explore lessons learned from recent supply chain disruptions, strategies for diversifying sourcing beyond China, strengthening public-private partnerships, fostering government-industry collaboration, and attracting investment needed to build secure, long-term domestic and allied supply chains.

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