Andrew Frame Email & Phone Number

Virginia, United States

New York, United States

Returned to active service on a special assignment to improve Intelligence Support to Information Operations (ISIO).Responsible for identifying current gaps in the Army's intelligence process as it relates to the broad concept of information warfare; developing multiple experiments at major commands in multiple theaters to address these gaps; validating approaches in live environments; and capturing all findings for submission to the Army's doctrinal process.

Richmond, Virginia, United States

Remote

Multi Domain Operations Live is an annual experiment focused on emerging concepts and capabilities. As the Lead IO planner for MDO Live my focus is the construction of an exercise environment capable gathering meaningful data to inform future doctrine. Doing so requires working across the Army with various stake holders, echelons, and disciplines.

Queens County, New York, United States

I was called to active duty service as an intelligence professional supporting Information Operations in July 2018. My focus during this period has been the development and validation of new intelligence methodologies to address emerging global challenges. As project lead for two distinct, yet mutually supportive initiatives, I've had the pleasure of collaborating with stakeholders throughout the Army while working with next generation capabilities. Over the course of two years I've had… Show more I was called to active duty service as an intelligence professional supporting Information Operations in July 2018. My focus during this period has been the development and validation of new intelligence methodologies to address emerging global challenges. As project lead for two distinct, yet mutually supportive initiatives, I've had the pleasure of collaborating with stakeholders throughout the Army while working with next generation capabilities. Over the course of two years I've had the opportunity to advance cutting edge concepts from R&D to real world testing and validation. It's been an incredible experience, with a wealth of lessons learned. Show less

Glenn Allen, Va

My time spent at GE was an incredible learning experience. As a Global Security Manager in the Global Security Operations Center (GSOC) I worked with Business Security leads throughout the enterprise on programs including Geopolitical Risk, Event Security, Intellectual Property & Fraud investigations, and Executive Protection, among others.The GSOC was responsible for incident response and forward looking analysis, both domestically and internationally. The varied portfolio, and wide… Show more My time spent at GE was an incredible learning experience. As a Global Security Manager in the Global Security Operations Center (GSOC) I worked with Business Security leads throughout the enterprise on programs including Geopolitical Risk, Event Security, Intellectual Property & Fraud investigations, and Executive Protection, among others.The GSOC was responsible for incident response and forward looking analysis, both domestically and internationally. The varied portfolio, and wide geographic focus presented a tremendous opportunity to to learn, and innovate. Show less

Camp Arifjan, Kuwait

I deployed as the senior cyber threat analyst for the entire Middle East regional network. I had the opportunity to plan, establish, and lead an inter-agency intelligence fusion cell dealing specifically with cyber threats in the region, and contribute to the development of new methodologies for the integration of intelligence support to the cyber domain. I regularly brief senior decision makers, to include general officers, on threats to the network from a variety of sources, and specialize in… Show more I deployed as the senior cyber threat analyst for the entire Middle East regional network. I had the opportunity to plan, establish, and lead an inter-agency intelligence fusion cell dealing specifically with cyber threats in the region, and contribute to the development of new methodologies for the integration of intelligence support to the cyber domain. I regularly brief senior decision makers, to include general officers, on threats to the network from a variety of sources, and specialize in the intersection of geopolitics and cyber threats.I've been serving as an all source intelligence analyst with the US Army Reserves since 2012. In that time I've had the opportunity to develop as an intelligence professional at the operational and organizational levels. I've been responsible for the performance and development of junior analysts. To date I've been lucky to serve in unique situations, and been given the opportunity to take on interesting problem sets in the areas of information operations (strategic communications) and cyber threat analysis. Show less

Nyc

As the research intern for DRI (a prominent business continuity certifying body) I focused primarily on open source research for inclusion in numerous international presentations. I worked directly for the Director and focused on emerging risks with significant impacts across business sectors, and certifying industry trends. The variety of assignments provided a great opportunity to refine my research capability, and strengthen my professional writing.

The infantry imparts an attitude which helps you see every problem as an opportunity to devise a solution. It demands a success oriented mindset, the acceptance of individual responsibility, and the value of team work. As an infantryman I distinguished myself for my leadership ability and mission focus. I was promoted ahead of my peers and selected to a highly competitive unit. I had the honor of leading soldiers on deployment and the responsibility for millions of dollars of assigned equipment… Show more The infantry imparts an attitude which helps you see every problem as an opportunity to devise a solution. It demands a success oriented mindset, the acceptance of individual responsibility, and the value of team work. As an infantryman I distinguished myself for my leadership ability and mission focus. I was promoted ahead of my peers and selected to a highly competitive unit. I had the honor of leading soldiers on deployment and the responsibility for millions of dollars of assigned equipment and vehicles. The lessons I learned as an infantryman stay with me, reminding me to be diligent at my tasks, focused on success, and engaged with my coworkers. Show less

Master Of Science (Ms), Global Affairs, 3.864

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), International Relations And Affairs, 3.965

Activities and Societies: National Model United Nations Conference