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Tom O'Leary is Named to Board of Directors

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Tom O'Leary is Named to the Board of Directors    

The Potomac Institute for Policy Studies is pleased to announce Tom O'Leary as a new member of the Institute's Board of Directors.

Tom O'Leary is Executive Vice President of the Potomac Institute for Policy Studies and heads the Strategy, Plans and Programs section. 

 He retired from the Marine Corps in 2001.  In July of 2001, he joined the Potomac Institute for Policy Studies as a Senior Research Fellow and was subsequently detailed as an IPA from Potomac Institute to the Department of Navy.  While an IPA, he served as the first Program Manager for the Littoral Combat Future Naval Capabilities program, then as the Director, Expeditionary Warfare Operations Technology Division, Office of Naval Research, and finally as Technical Director, Marine Corps Warfighting Lab.

Read more: Tom O'Leary is Named to Board of Directors

 

Mr. John C. Johnson is Named Member of the Board of Regents

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Mr. John C. Johnson Is Named Member of the Board of Regents  

The Potomac Institute for Policy Studies (www.potomacinstitute.org) is pleased to announce that Mr. John C. Johnson has been named a Member of the Board of Regents.  Mr. Johnson is currently Vice President, General Manager, and Deputy to the President of Electronic Systems of Northrop Grumman Corporation. 

Institute Chairman and CEO Michael Swetnam welcomed Mr. Johnson's appointment, noting, "John Johnson in an individual of accomplishment, commitment, and excellence.  He had an extremely distinguished Air Force career and followed that with success at the highest levels of leadership in industry.  His knowledge of defense systems will help the Institute better understand, support, and develop policy to further this country's security."

Read more: Mr. John C. Johnson is Named Member of the Board of Regents

   

Gail Clifford named to Potomac Institute Board of Directors

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Gail Clifford is the newest member of Potomac Institute's Board of Directors.  She is currently the Institute's Vice President for Financial Management and the Chief Financial Officer. 

Clifford, CPA, MBA, joined the Potomac Institute in 2001 as Chief Financial Officer. She is responsible for all phases of financial and accounting management including: planning, billing, banking relationships, and accounting practices through appraisals of the organization’s financial position and monthly financial and operating reports.

Read more: Gail Clifford named to Potomac Institute Board of Directors

   

Securing Syria's chemical arms would carry huge risks

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Potomac Institute's Senior Fellow David Kay featured in AFP story on Syria and chemical weapons:

Securing Syria's chemical arms would carry huge risks

AFP

"It seems obvious but it's not easy," Kay, now a senior fellow at the Potomac Institute for Policy Studies, told AFP. Syria is believed to have hundreds of tons of chemical agents such as sarin and VX as well as mustard gas.

   

Marine Corps Times Lt. Gen. William Faulkner

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Potomac Institute hosted Marine Lt. Gen. William Faulkner to discuss how the Marine Corps is resetting its equipment, as the service faces the challenge of downsizing and becoming a lighter and more agile force.

Afghanistan retrograde moving fast

Marine Corps Times

Speaking at the Potomac Institute for Policy Studies in April, Lt. Gen. William Faulkner said the reset is a “good news story.” The Corps has reduced the total number of equipment items remaining in Afghanistan by 60 percent in the past 15 months

   

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