CIA Operations Officer speaks on World Events

An engaging, humorous look at life as a spy overseas. Regardless of the chosen topic of discussion, I have many anecdotes of life overseas with the CIA, giving an audience an idea of what its REALLY like to work as a CIA Operations Officer. I encourage you to locate my LinkedIn page to learn more about me and my qualifications. I have already been engaged at NYU and several other universities as well as the Four Block veteran's group. The link below is my Feb lecture at Lehigh University:

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more recently, I have twice been interviewed for the radio blog "Redacted" with Rachel Marsden:
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Scott Uehlinger, a graduate of the US Merchant Marine Academy, entered naval service upon graduation, serving at sea and later also sailing in the merchant marine for eight years. Entering the Central Intelligence Agency in 1996, he served abroad as an Operations officer in US embassies located in the former Soviet Union for more than twelve years. A Russian speaker, he has protracted experience working against the Russian HUMINT target, as well as successes against Iranian, Counterterrorism and Counterproliferation targets, amongst others. His most noteworthy and exciting tour was as Station Chief in Chisinau, Moldova (phone number hidden)2. Scott married in 2012 and returned to the USA with his new family. He recently retired from the Agency.

Since retirement in late 2014, Scott has begun a speaking tour at universities and veteran's groups in both the Lehigh Valley and in the NYC area on Current world events, to include Russia and its intelligence services - and his experiences with same. He has also been a contributing source to Newsweek and spoken on radio blogs dealing with Intel issues, and is in discussion with Fox News to be a future contributor.

Currently my lecture is very low tech - only requirement is a podium and a microphone. I prefer to move about the stage and engage my audience when I am speaking, rather than remain anchored to the podium!