Kimberly Cheatle
Kimberly A. Cheatle is an American law enforcement officer who served as the 27th Director of the United States Secret Service from September 2022 to July 2024. She previously held multiple roles in the United States Secret Service over twenty-seven years. Prior to her secret service appointment, she worked for PepsiCo.
Some of the key events about Kimberly Cheatle
- 1995Joined the United States Secret Service as a special agent
- 2013Became the first woman to serve as Assistant Director of the Office of Protective Operations
- 2014Appointed as Deputy Assistant Director of the Office of Protective Operations
- 2019Promoted to Assistant Director of the Office of Protective Operations
- 2021Selected as Deputy Director of the United States Secret Service
- 2022Appointed as the 27th Director of the United States Secret Service
- 2022Became the second woman to lead the Secret Service in its history
- 2023Oversaw the protection of world leaders during the United Nations General Assembly
- 2023Led efforts to enhance cybersecurity measures within the Secret Service
- 2023Implemented new strategies to combat financial crimes and fraud
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