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Dr. Elsie Scott
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Mark Broxmeyer
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Dennis Cagan
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Joseph Kyrillos
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Steve Pomerantz
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Paul Maniscalco
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Steve Pomerantz is retired from the FBI after a twenty-seven year career in which he rose from a field investigative Special Agent to the rank of Assistant Director, the third highest position in the FBI. Steve Pomerantz served as a Special Agent in the Mobile, Alabama and Detroit, Michigan field offices. In Detroit he held the position of field supervisor with responsibility for a number of organized crime and counter-terrorism investigative programs. Other field assignments included Assistant Special Agent in charge of the Northern Virginia Field Office and Special Agent in charge of the Seattle Field Office, with responsibility for all FBI operations in the state of Washington.
Steve Pomerantz served three separate tours of duty at FBI Headquarters, including service as a supervisor and Unit Chief in the Organized Crime Section – Criminal Investigative Division. He later served as Chief of the Counter-Terrorism Section, with responsibility for supervision of FBI domestic counter-terrorism and international counter-terrorism investigations. He was also involved extensively in law enforcement and intelligence service liaison as part of the worldwide effort to combat terrorism.
In October of 1990, Steve Pomerantz was appointed Deputy Assistant Director in the Administrative Services Division at FBI Headquarters, and subsequently as Assistant Director. In that capacity, he had responsibility for all personnel and financial matters within the FBI. In November of 1993, Mr. Pomerantz became Assistant Director in charge of the Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Division. The largest organizational entity in the FBI, the CJIS Division provides technical and criminal justice information services to virtually every criminal justice agency in the United States and has extensive dealings abroad.
Mr. Pomerantz is an expert in terrorism and counter-terrorism as well as criminal justice. He has testified before Congress on both issues and is regularly called upon by the media to comment on issues involving terrorism and counter terrorism, law public safety security in general and the FBI in particular.
In 1991 the President of the United States recognized Steve Pomerantz as a Meritorious Executive in the Senior Executive Service.
Mr. Pomerantz holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from New York University and attended post graduate school at the University of Southern California and Detroit University. Prior to entering the FBI he served five years in the United States Air Force, attaining the rank of Captain.
