LTC Michael D. Brady, USA (RET)

LTC Michael D. Brady, USA (RET)

Professor of Practice

Lieutenant Colonel Michael Brady, USA, (RET), earned his MS in Strategic Intelligence from the National Intelligence University in Washington, DC in 2003. His classified thesis focused on the current and emerging issues confronting China and Taiwan and Taiwan’s ability to retain sovereignty into the future. He was published in the Military Intelligence Professional Bulletin (MIPB) in July 2000 where he focused on the critical tasks an intelligence officer must perform to excel and be an integral member of a combat team. He has performed a wide variety of tactical and strategic intelligence functions including long range surveillance, interrogation, predictive analysis, collection management, emergency operations, and intelligence production. He served as the Director, Presidential Emergency Operations Center in the White House from January 2001 until July 2002 under President George W. Bush.

LTC Brady is a 1990 graduate of The Citadel, Marine Corps Command and General Staff College, Joint Forces Staff College, US Army Airborne School and US Army Ranger School.

His areas of expertise include emerging intelligence threats, intelligence collection systems and programs, intelligence successes and failures, and intelligence support to national policy making.

Degrees

M.S. Strategic Intelligence (National Intelligence University)
B.A. (The Citadel)

Graduate – Marine Corps Command and General Staff College
Graduate  – Joint Forces Staff College
Graduate – US Army Airborne School
Graduate – US Army Ranger School