About the Intelligence Summit™
Welcome to the International Intelligence Summit™, a non-partisan, non-profit, neutral forum that
uses private charitable funds to bring together intelligence agencies of the free world and the emerging democracies.
At this past Summit a total of 31 foreign nations and entities were represented. The purpose of The Summit is to provide an
opportunity for the international intelligence community to listen to and learn from each other, and to share ideas in the common war
against terrorism. The Summit's Advisory Council includes some of the leading figures active in the field today.
The list of presenters at The Summit include many of the top leaders of the intelligence, espionage, counter-terrorism
and counter-intelligence agencies from around the free world. The Summit is intended to be the most prestigious world
conference on international studies, intelligence policy, terrorism, and homeland security.
WHEN: TBA
WHERE: TBA
WHAT: Because it is funded by a public charity, the Intelligence Summit™ must always remain a bipartisan non-profit educational forum where members of the international intelligence community will be able to meet each other on neutral ground. Delegates from every free nation and emerging democracy are invited to attend.
FACULTY: On the one hand, The Summit recruits active serving members of the government to serve as neutral moderators. The panelists, on the other hand, are usually recently retired senior officials: generals, agency heads, etc., who are a bit more free to speak their minds than serving officers. In some cases, panel members are authors, members of the media, or academic experts.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND: The audience is predominantly middle and senior level intelligence officers and business CEOs. There is also a strong core of senior academic and media leaders who wish to keep abreast of the latest in intelligence technology, as well as risk assessment. Particular emphasis is placed on inviting émigré groups from soon to be emerging democracies. Experts in regional/international studies, as well as law enforcement and terrorism specialists should find The Summit extremely valuable.
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