With the CIA and Intelligence Community in the public spotlight, find out what role intelligence really plays in national security, how the CIA executes its mission, and how the Intelligence Community has reinvented itself since 9/11. In this interactive session, 30-year CIA careerist Jon Nowick shares personal insights from his work as a CIA analyst, manager, overseas representative, and trainer of the next generation of intelligence officers, including informing Presidents of events that shook the world.

Jon Nowick served in the CIA from 1974-2006 as an intelligence analyst and manager focused on the Balkans and Eastern Europe, with two overseas assignments and a detail to the Department of Homeland Security. Jon prepared intelligence reports for three Presidents, led the CIA’s largest minority recruiting team, and was awarded a CIA Career Achievement Medal. Since 2006 he has been training CIA and other Intelligence Community officers in counterterrorism and collaboration. Jon has lived in Bethesda since returning from an overseas assignment in 2002; he has lived in the Washington, DC area since 1973. He received a MA in international affairs from the Johns Hopkins’ School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS).

1:00 – 2:30 pm (recommend to log-in by 12:45 pm)
Zoom in by Computer, Smartphone or Telephone.
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