FBI Atlanta Site Visit and Discussion with the Special Agent in Charge
May 16 @ 10:00 am - 12:15 pm EDT
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Join an exciting BENS SE “field trip” to personally meet the new Atlanta FBI Special Agent in Charge (SAC), Paul W. Brown, and tour the FBI Field Office, including all facilities and SWAT bearcat vehicles.
Brown will present a critical threat landscape brief, focusing on terrorism, criminal activity, counterintelligence and cybercrimes, followed by Q&A.
We hope you’ll add this unique opportunity to your calendar and invite a guest who would be interested in this BENS event.
Space is limited and registration will close on May 6.
Speaker Background:
Paul W. Brown brings a rare mix of operational, strategic, and global experience to his role of leading the FBI across Georgia. Paired with his experience as the former SAC of the Mobile, Alabama Field Office, he’s handled everything from tracking violent criminals in small U.S. towns to running international counterterrorism operations in Iraq; and leading high-stakes interrogations of top terror suspects to heading national efforts to prevent attacks involving weapons of mass destruction.
Before the FBI, Brown was an Army intelligence officer and worked as a business consultant at Accenture — giving him a strong grasp of both government and private-sector dynamics. Read more about his experience.
Cost: $A pro-rata invoice will be sent for any group charges made during this event.
Organizer:
STalley@bens.org
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