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The Future of the Intelligence Community

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SpyCast

History, Education, News

4.41.7K Ratings

🗓️ 22 December 2020

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

Nothing makes me happier than a conversation with whip smart people on the past, present or future of intelligence: enter Heather Williams, a senior policy researcher at RAND, and Zachery Tyson Brown, a strategic futurist and founder of Consilient Strategies. With decades of experience at multiple agencies, multiple deployments overseas, advanced degrees from the National Intelligence University and a network of contacts that would do any Rolodex proud, they have oodles to offer. We talk the information revolution, generational change, institutional reform, a variety of -ologies and of course the pandemic and the incoming presidential administration. Basically, just the entire future of intelligence.

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We're always looking for ways to make SpyCast better and you can help. I'll just take it from the top so I just wonder if to start if you could both

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tell us a brief recap of your careers some of the things that you have been up to.

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Zachary. So I've been an also analyst for going on 20 years now. I joined the Army shortly after the September 11th

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attacks in 2001. I served in Iraq and Afghanistan as an intelligence analyst both at the at the tactical and the operational

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level of the infantry battalion and the brigade.

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I also served as an instructor teaching new intelligence officers after those combat deployments for a couple of years.

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