This week on SpyCast, Jorhena Thomas joins SPY historian Andrew Hammond to discuss her career as an analyst and passion for intelligence education and mentorship. What makes a great intelligence analyst, and how did Jorhena navigate working on an FBI international terrorism squad at the young age of 24? Tune in to learn more.
Jorhena Thomas began her career at the Federal Bureau of Investigation, serving as an intelligence analyst for 8 years. She moved on to work at the Washington D.C. Fusion Center, the District of Columbia Deputy Mayor’s Office, and in private consulting. She currently lectures at both American University and Georgetown University, and serves as the Director of Mentorship and Professional Advancement at Girl Security.
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