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Alejandro Aleman is listed as Staff Director, Office of National Drug Control Policy, The White House based in Washington, District of Columbia, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at dhs.gov and a matched LinkedIn profile for Alejandro Aleman.
Alejandro Aleman previously worked as Director, Latin American and Caribbean Affairs at U.S. Department Of Homeland Security and Manager, Institutional Capacity Building/Defense Governance Program at William J. Perry Center For Hemispheric Defense Studies. Alejandro Aleman holds Mia, International Affairs from Columbia | Sipa.
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Multi-faceted and diverse senior leader with over 25 years of leadership experience at all levels, from peer-comprised groups to large organizations. Senior subject matter and regional expert in Latin American affairs experienced in policy, strategic planning, analysis and operations, building partner capacity, defense sector reform/defense institution building, and support to bilateral relations. Extensive "ground time" in the region supporting Embassy initiatives and partner nation projects--very well-traveled throughout the Caribbean, Central America, and South America. Culturally attuned, native Spanish speaker.
Listed skills include National Security, Intelligence, International Relations, Foreign Policy, and 16 others.
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Washington, District Of Columbia, United States
Supports the Department of Homeland Security in policy formulation, analysis, and implementation for Central America, South America, and the Caribbean. Supports DHS's operational components, in support of the National Security Strategy, and in concert with other USG inter-agency stakeholders.
Washington D.C. Metro Area
Leads the Perry Center's flagship program supporting institutional capacity building through development and execution of courses, seminars, and workshops tailored to international clients who seek to improve the governance, management, and administration of their security and defense sectors. Leads and executes bilateral and multilateral engagements with high-level foreign government stakeholders throughout the Western Hemisphere in support of the Office of the Secretary of Defense's Security Cooperation (SC) and Western Hemisphere Affairs (WHA) priorities.Areas of expertise: strategic planning; defense reform; defense governance; building partner capacity; metrics/AM&E; defense institution building; stakeholder management; interagency coordination; defense security cooperation; knowledge management.
Ft Mcnair, Washington Dc
Professor of Practice and as the Regional Project Lead for the Defense Institution Reform Initiative in Central America and the Caribbean, supporting the Office of the Secretary of Defense’s Defense Institution Building program. The DIRI program is a key initiative in defense sector reform, and seeks to increase institutional capacity through good governance practices in order to achieve effective, accountable, and transparent institutions.
Pentagon, Washington, Dc
Represented the Commander, NORAD-USNORTHCOM in congressional engagements with members' and committees' offices. Directed the Washington, DC-based Legislative Affairs office of NORAD-USNORTHCOM. Planned, directed, and executed all congressional policy, strategy, messaging, and engagement for NORAD-NORTHCOM, a $200M budget, 1500+ person organization. Conducted legislative analysis, strategic planning, developed policy, built coalitions, and established programs focused on US strategic policy toward partnered nations in the Western Hemisphere as well as strategic threats including North Korea and Iran. Areas of Expertise: Congress; Legislative Affairs; Policy Analysis; Partnering and Coalition-building; Homeland Defense; Mexico; Migration; Counter-terrorism; Counter-narcotics; Security Cooperation; Defense Support to Civil Authorities; Strategic Communications; Messaging.
Parwan, Bagram, Afghanistan
Directed the 300-person, $55M, national-level interrogation intelligence operation in Afghanistan during Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF)—high pressure, high visibility, no-fail mission. Senior Intelligence Officer for Combined Joint Inter-Agency Task Force 435 (CJIATF-435). Created tight, laser-focused, and successful team from diverse group of representatives across the intelligence community including Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA); Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI); National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA); US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE); and others. Produced HUMINT-based intelligence reports and analytical products, responding to intelligence requirements from deployed forces, NATO partners, and stateside national-level customers. Briefed results of intelligence operations to commanders and senior leaders. Areas of Expertise: Leadership; Intelligence Operations, Analysis, and Production; Strategic Planning; Senior Intelligence Advisor; Interagency Operations; Intelligence Community (IC); Program Management; Logistics, Procurement, and Facility Management; Trend Analysis; Communications; Partnering; Networking; Counter-terrorism; Counter-threat financing; Combined Operations.
Pentagon, Washington, Dc
Latin American Political-Military analyst and Strategic Planner in the Strategic Planning and Policy Directorate (J5), Joint Chiefs of Staff. Led team of peers in all Latin American policy development for Joint Staff, supporting division, directorate, and the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff with expert military advice on foreign policy matters. Managed and oversaw development and execution of long-term regional engagement strategy. Served as Senior Analyst and engaged with Department of State, US Agency for International Development (USAID), National Security Council (NSC), and other interagency partners to support policy development. Areas of Expertise: Leadership; Latin America and Western Hemisphere Affairs; Foreign Policy; Foreign Affairs; Foreign Liaison; International Relations; Partnering and Coalition-building; National Security; Defense and Security Sector Reform; Policy Analysis; Strategic Planning; Strategic Advice; Security Cooperation; Plans and Strategy; Team building; Mentoring.
Tucson, Arizona
Foreign Policy Advisor to the Commander and Senior Analyst for Latin American geopolitical affairs. Stayed abreast of all foreign policy and domestic political issues in Latin America, conducted research and analysis, and produced finished products to support all command strategic planning and engagement with foreign partners. Drafted Commander's talking points with foreign leaders, ensuring these were in line with US policy and US Embassies' objectives. Established network of experts in State Department, Office of Secretary of Defense, Joint Staff, US Southern Command, and Latin American experts in think tanks and academia. Interfaced directly with senior military and civilian leaders in Latin America, serving as translator for commander and often representing the commander's position in his absence. Areas of Expertise: Strategic Engagement; Latin America and Western Hemisphere Affairs; Foreign Policy; Foreign Affairs; International Relations; Partnering and Coalition-building; Policy Analysis; Strategic Planning and Advice; Strategic Communications; Cross-cultural Communications; Interagency Coordination; Partnering; Teamwork; Networking.
Master's in International Affairs, Latin American Concentration. Thesis: "Globalization: Cuba as a Case Study." Examined the literature.
Activities and Societies: Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC)
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Alejandro Aleman is listed as Staff Director, Office of National Drug Control Policy, The White House.
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Alejandro Aleman is based in Washington, District of Columbia, United States.
Alejandro Aleman has worked for U.S. Department Of Homeland Security, William J. Perry Center For Hemispheric Defense Studies, United States Department Of Defense, Isaf, and Joint Staff.
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Alejandro Aleman holds Mia, International Affairs from Columbia | Sipa.
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