LTG MARY LEGERE

Featured Speaker

Since being promoted to three star general and appointed to serve as the

Army’s Senior Intelligence Officer and Army G2 in 2012, LTG Mary Legere

has a been keynote speaker and featured panelist for many intelligence,

defense and leadership conferences, sharing her experience and

perspectives on a range of issues impacting the Intelligence Community

and national security sectors.

One of the nation’s foremost experts on defense intelligence, Legere has

appeared at the Aspen Ideas Festival, the Association of the United States

Army Institute of Land Warfare, the Intelligence and National Security

Alliance Summit, the INSA Women Leading in the Intelligence Community

Conference, AUSA Aviation Symposium, Harvard University Belfer Center

for Science and International Affairs Defense and Intelligence Project, the

Massachusetts Institute of Technology Lincoln Laboratory ISR System and

Technology Workshop and many others.

With three decades of leadership and intelligence experience, organizing

multinational efforts to support operations on multiple continents, Legere

is an engaging and entertaining speaker and leading authority on the

threats to the current and emerging security environment.

A successful innovator who has shepherded the Army Intelligence Corps

programs through a half decade of adaptation and modernization, Legere

provides her audiences with unique insights into some of the most

pressing intelligence issues of the day, including combatting Insider

Threats, improving Cyber Defense and improving personnel, industrial and

information security.

In the 33-years that LTG Mary Legere has served in the Army, she has

been recognized many times for her service.

Along with being selected to be a LTG and Army G2, LTG Legere was

awarded the Bronze Star for Exceptionally Meritorious Service, the

Distinguished Service Medal for Meritorious Service, the National Service

Medal from the Republic of Korea for Distinguished Service to the Republic

of Korea, and the Legion of Merit for Meritorious Service, along with many

other awards.

In addition to receiving honorary doctorate degree for exemplary service

from the University of New Hampshire, LTG Legere was recently

recognized as one of Washington’s Most Powerful Women for 2015.