The final panel for “Win” Day consists of leaders and experts on how SOF can continue to be the nation’s most effective counter to terrorism and an essential tool in responding to crises and threats to U.S. interests globally. Much like crisis response, SOF’s ability to disrupt and even out-compete VEOs has moved from the forefront of our thinking to being part of our enduring, no-fail, steady-state operations. Every strategic choice comes with risk, and when it takes only one terrorist event in the homeland to deliver strategic impact, the nation must carefully understand the risk and resource solutions accordingly. These are worries we must remove from the minds of our senior leaders and our citizens, as well as from those of our trusted allies and partners; this is our baseline. To fail in sustaining this baseline is to risk distraction. Going forward, we must think and campaign globally and holistically as never before. Our forces must be coordinated for greater collective effect. Going forward, each operator on every mission must be as focused on opportunities to foster influence as they are to disrupt a VEO; as aware of opportunities to contribute to a deterrent effect toward some adversary, as they are to fostering resilience among some partner or ally.