Craig Wilson

Mr. Wilson concluded his distinguished 30-year government career as the Director of Intelligence Policy, Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense (C3I).
The span of experience included all intelligence sub-disciplines, multiple geographic locations, department-level resource management, and development of technical solutions.
He oversaw the preparation of the DoD military intelligence budget; participated in development of national security, technology exchange, and intelligence policy including negotiations with foreign governments; developed and directed DoD intelligence manpower and training programs, including governing national legislation.
Area of influence was department-wide and included routine contact with Assistant Secretaries of Defense, agency directors, military staff chiefs, and other federal departments, congressional principals and staffs, OMB, and leaders from industry and academia.
Subsequent industry experience includes nine years with The Boeing Company developing and managing programs for advanced ISR systems.
This included the design of future architectures for NRO, NGA, and NSA. He most recently served as the Vice President, Business Development, ManTech International Corporation.
Mr. Wilson serves on the Board of Directors of the National Intelligence Education Foundation; Board of Directors of the National Correlation Working Group; and Board of Advisors of EOD Technologies.
Among other awards, Mr. Wilson has received the Secretary of Defense Medal for Civilian Service, the Defense Meritorious Civilian Service Medal, the US Army Distinguished Civilian Service Medal, the Defense Intelligence Agency Director’s Medal, and the Director of Central Intelligence Distinguished Unit Citation.
Mr. Wilson received bachelors and masters degrees from The American University, and attended senior government programs at Harvard, the Naval Postgraduate School, and the Federal Executive Institute.