Former Central Intelligence Agency Director Gina Haspel has joined law firm King & Spalding, where she’ll advise clients on cybersecurity and information technology, among other issues.
Haspel, who will be a senior advisor with the firm’s national security team, began her run as top spy in President Donald Trump’s administration in May of 2018 before stepping down when President Joe Biden took office last January. The first woman appointed permanently to head the CIA, Haspel served more than three decades as an intelligence officer in postings around the world.
Haspel was not immediately available for an interview, according to King ...
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