Poligage is pleased to provide another timely discussion on the latest ongoing geopolitical conflicts and where progress is being made. This discussion touches on key activities in all regions of the world, including a special focus on cybersecurity issues.

Featuring Poligage Experts:

Lee Slusher, CEO and Founder, BT Consulting LLC

Lee Slusher is an international strategic security expert with over twenty years of analytical and operational experience supporting the U.S. intelligence community and special operations, as well as the private sector. Throughout his career, Lee has produced national-level intelligence assessments for senior civilian executives at the Department of Defense, ambassadors and embassy staffs, and the U.S. Army Chief of Staff. He has developed and instructed intelligence training curriculums for the U.S. Army; as well as, designed and executed collaborative analysis events and war games to support senior-level decision-makers. Lee has completed five deployments to combat zones, and provided on-the-ground analytical and advisory support to numerous NATO nations, as well as Ukraine & Taiwan. He holds a strategic security master’s degree from The George Washington University, and is a three-time alumnus of the Defense Language Institute, achieving fluency in Russian, Serbo-Croatian, and Farsi. Additionally, Lee is a graduate of the Counterinsurgency Academy in Kabul, Afghanistan.

Adam Bobrow, Founder, Foresight Resilience Strategies

Adam is the Founder of Foresight Resilience Strategies and has significant experience in the private sector and U.S. Government. At Foresight Resilience Strategies, he has led its development of a cyber risk management approach that builds on existing risk management tools but provides clients with a unique global look at their cybersecurity risk stated in financial terms. Earlier in his career, Adam worked in the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) in the Executive Office of the President of the United States, where he coordinated international science and technology policy across the U.S. interagency community. Adam previously held various positions at the U.S. Department of Commerce, where he focused on improving the Department’s approach to challenges presented by China, including supply chain, cybertheft, and IP enforcement. Adam is a member of the DC Bar and holds a joint JD and MA in East Asian Studies from Washington University in St. Louis and an undergraduate degree in Chinese language from Georgetown University.

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