Michael Chertoff, the former head of the Department of Homeland Security under President George W. Bush, has formed his own risk management firm, according to a report by Cam Simpson in the Wall Street Journal. Michael Chertoff formed the Chertoff Group to advise corporations and governments, including foreign governments.
The Chertoff Group will be based in Washington with offices in New York and will advise clients in the following areas of security concern:
- Cyber Security
- Terrorism
- Fraud
- Border Protection
- Supply-Chain Security
In addition these areas, Michael Chertoff and the Chertoff Group will offer consulting services on M&A in the security field, along with due diligence support.
Michael Chertoff, 55, was tapped in 2005 to become the head of the Department of Homeland Security by President Bush. He maintained this post until President Barack Obama took office in January. Prior to being named head of the Department of Homeland Security, Chertoff serves as federal appellate judge and oversaw the criminal division of the Justice Department.
View the primary source for this post: Michael Chertoff Forms Risk Management Firm — (Wall Street Journal)
Additional links about Michael Chertoff:
Michael Chertoff — (Wikipedia)
Michael Chertoff Profile — (ABCNews.com)
Michael Chertoff Profile — (with Madeleine Brand of NPR)
A Conversation with Michael Chertoff — (CFR.org)
Michael Chertoff Remarks on Terror Risk Elicits Little Alarm 99 — (MSNBC.com)
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