Place where his professional journey began, at carnegie where he served as an intern. After graduating from west and and ive known and admired nick for many years and we served together at the state department when nick worked for mister ross as a special middle east coordinators office. Nick went on to serve as one of the very few senior Us Government officials to serve virtually continuously since 9 11 in fighting terrorism around the world, first at the white house and then at nctc. Over the last three years, hes led and molded hundreds of colleagues from across 17 different federal agencies into a remarkably strong and cohesive team. At a moment when their increasing tendency, i think to disparage sometimes and to politicize the work of earlier Public Service, im especially glad to have the chance to highlight and honor the Public Service of Nick Rasmussen because nick has been the very best in Government Service so i hope youll join me in a warm welcome for Nick Rasmussen. [applau
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Outgoing National Counterterrorism Center Director Nicholas Rasmussen discussed his tenure and global terror threats. Hosted by the Carnegie Endowment for international peace, this is about one hour. Bill good afternoon, everyone. I welcome you to the Carnegie Endowment for national peace, and i am especially delighted to welcome home to carnegie, nick rasumussen, the director of the counterterrorism center. As nick completes nearly 30 years of Government Service, we are very fortunate and very honored that he has chosen to offer a few thoughts at the honored that he has chosen to ther a few thoughts at place where his professional journey began at carnegie, where he served as an intern after graduating from wesleyan. I have known and admired nick since the 1990s, and we have served on the state department when nick worked for dennis ross in the middle east coordinators office. Nick went on to serve as one of few senior u. S. Servement officials to virtually continuously since 9 11 in
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Good afternoon, everyone. My name is bill burps. Im delighted to welcome you to the Carnegie Endowment for international peace, and im especially delighted to welcome home to carnegie Nick Rasmussen, the director of the National Counterterrorism center. As nick completes three years as director of nctc and nearly 30 years of Government Service, were very fortunate and very honored that hes chosen to offer a few parting thoughts at the place where his professional journey began, at carnegie, where he served as an intern in the Junior Fellows Program after graduating from wesleyan. Ive known and admired nick since the 1990s when we served together in the state department when nick worked for dennis ross in the special middle east coordinators office. Nick went on to serve as one of the very few senior u. S. Government officials to serve virtually continuously since 9 11 in fighting terrorism around the world first at the white house and then at nctc. We are, over the last three years, he