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Photo Gallery: CIA, Military Leaders Share Experiences and Offer Insights

Spring 2022

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The Center was honored this spring to host Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Director William J. Burns,  Commander of the U.S. Cyber Command Paul M. Nakasone, and Commander of the U.S. Transportation Command Jacqueline Van Ovost. They shared  insights into their careers with Kennedy School students and fellows.

Bethan Saunders introduces Gen. Van Ovost.
Gen. Nakasone chats with Eric Rosenbach and Bruce Schneier.
CIA Director William Burns.
Gen. Van Ovost.
Eric Rosenbach introduces Gen. Nakasone.
Graham Allison shows of Dir. Burns' latest book.
Gen. Van Ovost.
Gen. Nakasone.
Dir. Burns.
Gen. Van Ovost.
Hayden Snyder moderates a session with Gen. Nakasone.
Gen. Van Ovost speaks to a small group of National Security and Recanati-Kaplan Fellows.
Gen. Nakasone speaks with Joe Nye and Gen. (ret.) Joseph Dunford.
For more information on this publication: Belfer Communications Office
For Academic Citation:

“CIA, Cyber, Transportation Leaders Share Experiences.” Belfer Center Newsletter, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, Harvard Kennedy School. (Spring 2022)

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