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PROGRAM THE HONORABLE WILLIAM H. WEBSTER AdmiralDistinguished William H. ServiceMcRaven, AwardUSN (Ret.), Dinner HONOREE HONORING Admiral William H. McRaven H W H. W D S A White Papers on the Psychology of the Insider Threat, Fixing the Problem and Preventing the Threat PART ONE: True Psychology of the Insider Spy PART TWO: NOIR (National Oce for Intelligence Reconciliation) Proposing a New Policy for Improving National Security By Fixing the Problem of Insider Spies PART THREE: Prevention The Missing Link For Managing Insider Threat in the Intelligence Community Counterintelligence is the Stepchild of the Intelligence Community Prevention is the Stepchild of Counterintelligence Detection Gets All the Love CONCEPTS DEVELOPED BY DAVID L. CHARNEY. M.D., PSYCHIATRIST READ WHITE PAPERS ON NOIR4USA.ORG HONORING Admiral William H. McRaven H W H. W D S A Dinner Menu FIRST COURSE CITRUS POACHED PRAWNS, GRILLED JUMBO ASPARAGUS, GRAPEFRUIT SALAD, MANGO TARRAGON RÉMOULADE ENTRÉE GRILLED BEEF TENDERLOIN SERVED WITH SWEET White Papers on the Psychology of the Insider Threat, ONION TART TATIN, HARICOTS VERTS, Fixing the Problem and Preventing the Threat SMOKED OLIVE OIL MASHED POTATOES, AND CABERNET SAUCE PART ONE: True Psychology of the Insider Spy Alternate Vegetarian & Vegan options available PART TWO: NOIR (National Oce for Intelligence Reconciliation) WINES Proposing a New Policy for Improving National Security By Fixing the Problem of Insider Spies CANYON ROAD SAUVIGNON BLANC CANYON ROAD CABERNET SAUVIGNON PART THREE: Prevention The Missing Link For Managing Insider Threat in the Intelligence Community DESSERT RECEPTION TO FOLLOW Counterintelligence is the Stepchild of the Intelligence Community Prevention is the Stepchild of Counterintelligence Detection Gets All the Love CONCEPTS DEVELOPED BY DAVID L. CHARNEY. M.D., PSYCHIATRIST READ WHITE PAPERS ON NOIR4USA.ORG MENU 1 ProgramNATIONAL ANTHEM Michael Ryan, MGYSGT, USMC (Ret.) OPENING REMARKS Wolf Blitzer, MASTER OF CEREMONIES Tamara Christian, PRESIDENT & COO, INTERNATIONAL SPY MUSEUM WELCOME Michael N. Harreld, CO-CHAIR General Michael V. Hayden, CO-CHAIR PRESENTERS Milton Maltz FOUNDER & CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD, INTERNATIONAL SPY MUSEUM Christopher Costa, COL, USA (Ret.) EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, INTERNATIONAL SPY MUSEUM The Honorable William H. Webster FOUNDING ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER, INTERNATIONAL SPY MUSEUM Xavier Williams PRESIDENT, AT&T PUBLIC SECTOR AND WHOLESALE SOLUTIONS Salute to Special Operations Forces INNOVATION AWARD L3 WARRIOR SENSOR SYSTEMS HONOREE Admiral William H. McRaven, USN (Ret.) SPEAKER The Honorable Adam Schiff UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES CLOSING REMARKS Rebecca Diamond VICE PRESIDENT OF DEVELOPMENT & MEMBERSHIP, INTERNATIONAL SPY MUSEUM Wolf Blitzer, MASTER OF CEREMONIES 2 DINNER PROGRAM FRIENDS, We are delighted to welcome you to the International Spy Museum’s second annual Honorable William H. Webster Distinguished Service Award Dinner. Each year it is our honor to recognize the achievements of a current or past member of the intelligence community whose service has added immeasurably to the safety and security of the international community. Tonight, we also inaugurate our first annual Innovation Award, recognizing the contribution of technological development as a key component of the intelligence tool box. As a nonprofit 501(c)(3) institution, the International Spy Museum plays a role that is first and foremost educational in nature. Our goal is to inform the public about the varied functions of intelligence work – both historic and contemporary – and to reveal the effects that intelligence had, and continues to have, on our world. Our newly, expanded facility at L’Enfant Plaza will only enhance our ability to fulfill that mission. On behalf of everyone at the Museum, we thank you for attending the evening’s festivities and joining with us in celebrating our honoree. Sincerely, Milton Maltz Tamar Maltz Founder and Chairman, Founder and Board Member, International Spy Museum International Spy Museum FOUNDERS ’ GREETING 3 Gala Co-Chairs Dear Guests, This year’s HONORABLE WILLIAM H. WEBSTER DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD is bestowed upon an individual who represents one of the least-known aspects of intelligence work: special operations. Clandestine by definition, special ops depend on the highest degree of professionalism, and no one exemplifies that high standard more than our honoree tonight, Admiral William H. McRaven. In addition, our first annual Innovation Award recognizes another little-known corner of the intelligence world: technology. Here, too, professionalism is at the fore, along with imagination, creativity and – fittingly for tonight’s honoree – vision. As co-chairs of this event, we wish to thank the many people who worked so diligently behind the scenes to ensure its success. We thank as well our Host and Finance Committees, without whose able support we would not be here tonight. Thank you for joining with us in celebrating the achievements of individuals and organizations that contribute so much to the safety and security of us all. General Michael V. Hayden (Ret.) Member of the Board: International Spy Museum Former Director: National Security Agency and Central Intelligence Agency Michael N. Harreld Member of the Board: International Spy Museum Special Advisor to the Chairman, PNC Financial Services Group Raise DC Leadership Council 4 CO - CHAIRS LETTER General Michael V. Hayden (Ret.) Principal, Chertoff Group General Michael Hayden is a retired four-star general who served as director of the Central Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency. As head of the country’s premier intelligence agencies, he was on the frontline of global change, the war on terrorism, and the growing cyber challenge. In addition to leading the CIA and NSA, General Hayden was the country’s first Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence and the highest-ranking military intelligence officer in the country. General Hayden is currently a Principal at the Chertoff Group and a distinguished visiting professor at the George Mason University Schar School of Policy and Government. His memoir, Playing to the Edge: American Intelligence in the Age of Terror, has been a New York Times® best seller and was selected as one of the 100 most notable books of 2016. His latest book, The Assault on Intelligence: American National Security in an Age of Lies was published spring 2018. Michael N. Harreld Immediate Past President PNC Bank, Greater Washington Area Special Advisor To The Chairman PNC Financial Services Group Michael N. Harreld is the immediate past president of PNC Bank in Greater Washington and currently special advisor to the chairman of The PNC Financial Services Group. Over a 48-year distinguished career with PNC and its Louisville, Ky., based predecessor Citizens Fidelity Corporation, Harreld has overseen all aspects of the bank’s local operations, including Retail Banking, Corporate & Institutional Banking, Wealth Management and community-based activities. Harreld moved to Washington in 2005 to lead PNC after its acquisition of Riggs National Bank. For the past 12 years, he has been actively engaged in civic activities. Currently, he serves on the boards of the Federal City Council, the United Way of the National Capital Area (Board Chairman), the Economic Club of Washington DC, The Meyer Foundation, Raise DC, UPPO Inspire, and HEROES, Inc. Harreld received his Bachelor of Arts degree in history and political science from the University of Louisville and his Juris Doctor degree from the University of Louisville Law School. DINNER CO - CHAIRS 5 About the International Spy Museum The INTERNATIONAL SPY MUSEUM (SPY) is a non-profit organization that brings the world of intelligence to life—illuminating how it has changed the course of history and continues to play a significant role in our lives today. SPY is the only public museum in the United States solely dedicated to espionage and intelligence, and the only one in the world to provide a global perspective on an all-but-invisible profession. THE MUSEUM’S MISSION is to educate the public about espionage and intelligence in an engaging way and to provide a context that fosters understanding of their important role in and impact on current and historic events. THE HONORABLE WILLIAM H. WEBSTER DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD DINNER celebrates individuals and organizations serving the global intelligence community, professionals who work tirelessly in anonymity to protect national security, and whose work is not only unrecognized, it is unseen. FOUNDERS Milton & Tamar Maltz BOARD OF DIRECTORS Milton Maltz, CHAIRMAN Thomas M. Becker • Governor James Blanchard • Peter Earnest Michael N. Harreld • General Michael V. Hayden • Mary Kraft Tamar Maltz • Adrian Martinez • Thomas P. Melcher H. Keith Melton • Jill Singer • Lori Stokes 6 INTERNATIONAL SPY MUSEUM ADVISORY BOARD Alison Bouwmeester • Steven Cash • Rollie Flynn David Kahn • Major General Oleg Danilovich Kalugin, KGB (Ret.) Melissa Boyle Mahle • David G. Major • Keith J. 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