U.S. federal law enforcement agency within DHS
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Leadership & Staff
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James M. Murray 26th Director of the U.S. Secret Service
• 26th Director (May 1 '19→?)
Joseph Clancy 24th Director of the US Secret Service
• Director (Oct 1 '14→?)
Charles Davis Asst. Special Agent in Charge U.S. Secret Service
• Asst. Special Agent in Charge, New York field office
Julia Pierson Director, US Secret Service
• Director, US Secret Service (Mar 27 '13→Oct 1 '14)*
James J Rowley Director of the Secret Service from 1961 to 1973
• Director ('61→'73)
Samuel A Kinney Secret Service agent during JFK administration
• Agent ('49→'67)
William P Wood First Chief of the US Secret Service
• Chief ('65→?)
Phil W Jordan
• Assistant Director (?→'70)
Dan Bongino Three-time failed congressional candidate | Investor, Parler
• Special Agent, NY office ('99→'02)
Joseph T Petro Former Secret Service agent, ran Citigroup's security and investigative services unit for 20 years
• Agent ('70→'93)
Parent Organizations
Child Organizations
Office of Protective Operations Part of the U.S. Secret Service
• division
Memberships
International Organized Crime Intelligence Operations Center Coordinates nine federal law enforcement agencies in combating non-drug transnational organized crime networks
• member agency
Services/Transactions
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General Dynamics Corporation Manufactures components, parts, systems for military and commercial aircraft
• Contractor · 45,148 USD ('08)
Lockheed Martin Corporation Defense, aeronautics, and systems engineering company
• Contractor · 981,141 USD ('07→'08)
Rockwell Collins Inc An avionics company
• Contractor · 21,653 USD ('07)
MSC Industrial Direct
• Contractor · 7,125 USD ('07)
Jones Lang LaSalle Professional services firm that specializes in real estate and investment management
• Contractor · 4,941 USD ('07)
SPX Manufactures and services cooling products. Revenues are $2 billion.
• Contractor · 5,760 USD ('07)
Symantec IT Security
• Contractor · 82,600 USD ('07)
Brunswick Corporation Manufactures and markets leisure products, including pleasure boats, bowling and billiards products, and fitness equipment. Revenues are $5 billion.
• Contractor · 63,503 USD ('07)
Microsoft Corporation computer technology
• Contractor · 334,178 USD ('07)
eBay Inc. Online marketplace
• Contractor · 17,815 USD ('06→'07)
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