Robert Grenier (CIA officer)
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Robert L. Grenier is an American former Central Intelligence Agency officer, who served as the agency’s top counter-terrorism official from 2004 to 2006. After retiring, he became the chairman of a financial and strategic advisory firm
Quick Facts Director of the Central Intelligence Agency Counterterrorism Center, President ...
Robert Grenier | |
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Director of the Central Intelligence Agency Counterterrorism Center | |
In office 2004–2006 | |
President | George W. Bush |
Succeeded by | Michael D'Andrea |
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Born | Robert Grenier |
Education | Dartmouth College (AB) University of Virginia (MA) [1] |
Occupation | Intelligence officer |
Military service | |
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Unit | Special Activities Division Northern Alliance Liaison Team |
Battles/wars | United States invasion of Afghanistan |
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