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INSA Appoints New Members To Board Of Directors, Board Of Advisors

Friday, January 11th, 2013

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The Intelligence and National Security Alliance (INSA) recently said it is appointing six new members to its Board of Directors and five new members to its Board of Advisers to join new Board Chairman Amb. John Negroponte and other board members. These appointees will bring INSA a wealth of expertise and leadership from their careers in industry, government and academia across the intelligence and national security communities, the non-profit and non-partisan organization said in a statement. “As the new Chairman…

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