You are cordially invited to the
Fourth Annual Reagan Intelligence Lecture
on the topic of
20 Years since Ames: Counterintelligence Policy in the 21st Century
with
John Quattrocki
Vice President, CACI’s National Solutions Group
Professor of Counterintelligence at IWP
Thursday, May 15
5:30 PM
The Institute of World Politics
1521 16th Street NW
Washington, DC 20036
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RSVP: kbridges@iwp.edu
Please note that this event is off the record.
2014 marks nearly 30 years since The Year of the Spy, 20 years since the arrest of Soviet spy Aldrich Ames, and almost ten years since the first U.S. counterintelligence strategy was written. During this lecture, Mr. Quattrocki will discuss the current state and future direction of counterintelligence policy in the United States.
Prof. John J. Quattrocki currently serves as a Vice President at CACI’s National Solutions Group. An expert on U.S. national security, Prof. Quattrocki is retired from the Senior Executive Service with 19 years of operational experience. His work has focused on Russia, the countries of the (former) Warsaw Pact, China, Taiwan, Islamic extremist groups, and domestic terrorist threats.
He has ten years of experience in national security policy development and implementation at the Senior Executive level on the National Security Council staff, where he served as a policy advisor to the National Security Advisor, Dr. Condoleezza Rice, and the NSC. In this role, he worked on counterintelligence policy, intelligence policy for the Global War on Terrorism, intelligence and security policy in homeland security matters, U.S. government policy in matters of classification and declassification, and U.S. intelligence community transformation and re-engineering.
Prof. Quattrocki holds a B.S. in Political Science and an area of concentration in Constitutional Law from Northern Illinois University, and has studied at the Defense Language Institute and at the U.S. Air Force Academy.