In this episode, we delve into the intriguing world of espionage, exploring the crucial yet often overlooked role of women in intelligence agencies around the globe. From covert operations to high-stakes decision-making, women have made significant contributions to national security and intelligence, frequently navigating complex challenges and breaking barriers in a historically male-dominated field.
This episode also examines the evolution of opportunities for women within these agencies, highlighting their ascent to senior roles and the unique perspectives they bring to the top echelons of intelligence. Whether through cutting-edge cybersecurity work, managing global networks of informants, or leading entire agencies, we’ll see how women continue to redefine leadership in intelligence. Join us for a deep dive into the clandestine careers of women in espionage, the shifting dynamics within intelligence communities, and how these remarkable women are leading the way in safeguarding national interests in the modern era. Watch the full episode below:
Questions covered in this episode
- Introduction to subject matter expert.
- How has the role of women in intelligence agencies evolved from early espionage work to modern leadership positions?
- What unique challenges have women historically faced in the male-dominated world of intelligence, and how have they overcome them?
- Can you highlight some key female figures who have made significant contributions to intelligence agencies and changed the course of their organizations?
- What qualities do women bring to leadership roles in intelligence agencies that enhance decision-making, operations, and strategy?
- What is the impact of having more women in leadership roles within intelligence agencies on the overall effectiveness of national security and intelligence operations?
- Looking forward, what steps can intelligence agencies take to continue fostering and promoting the leadership of women in the field?
About the guest speaker
Lindsay Moran is an expert on human intelligence, espionage, and national security. A former CIA operative, she has over 20 years’ experience across a broad professional spectrum that includes covert operations, investigation, social impact, and communications. She is a national spokesperson and part of the development team at DeliverFund, a nonprofit intelligence organization that leverages cutting-edge technology in its mission to eradicate and end human trafficking.
Ms. Moran is author of the critically acclaimed, best-selling memoir Blowing My Cover; her articles and opinions have appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Politico, The Huffington Post, and various other publications. She has served as a commentator on national security and intelligence issues for the BBC, CBS, CNN, MSNBC, NPR, The Young Turks, as well as national and local radio and online outlets. She was a field correspondent for the flagship news program America Tonight and its groundbreaking science and technology show TechKnow. Ms. Moran is featured as an expert on the top-rated Science Channel show What on Earth. She also consults on television series and movies, including the History Channel’s critically acclaimed documentary America’s War on Drugs and Netflix’s action series Hit and Run.
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