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Life as an FBI Agent

Steve Moore

What is it really like to be an FBI Agent? Steve Moore spent 25 years as an FBI Special Agent and Supervisory Special Agent. FBI work took him to more than 40 states, and to 20 foreign countries and U.S. territories. He has worked in the largest FBI offices and the smallest, working cases from remote Native American Reservations to car bombings of U.S. Embassies.  Steve’s wide experience base allows him to provide insight on the FBI life; from hazardous undercover operations to his years as a SWAT “operator.” Whether he was flying FBI helicopters on classified operations, or investigating Al Qaeda cells in Pakistan, Steve’s experiences paint a picture of FBI operations few have seen before. As Steve likes to say, he didn’t have a single 25-year career; he had five, five-year careers. This is a perfect presentation for schools and organizations that are training staff about global intelligence, Homeland Security, law, government and terrorism. (Steve is based in California.)

Click here for Melibee Global’s interview with Steve Moore.

Best Practices in Safety and Emergency Planning in Study Abroad

Since the tragedies of 9/11 and the acts of violence at Virginia Tech University, academic programs abroad are even more keenly aware of the importance of having a sound and practiced emergency process. However, many study abroad programs still do not have a firm plan or chain of communication in place. It is critical that study abroad programs have a well thought out and clearly documented process in place; you do not want to be testing it out on the day you may need it. Emergency and safety planning must be a integral piece of your on-going staff training and your students’ orientation.  Steve Moore’s presentation focuses on safety and emergency best practices for study abroad programs.  As a retired FBI agent who also served as Deputy Director of Public Safety at Pepperdine University, Moore brings decades of international experience to educators.  You will walk away from his presentation with a move to action that will result in better communication between your program administration, faculty, students, parents and public safety officers.

Moore has been in the press recently for his pro bono advocacy work on behalf of Amanda Knox, an American student who was eventually found innocent of murdering her roommate while on study abroad in Perugia, Italy. His vocal support of her innocence has been heard on interviews on the Today Show, Good Morning America, CBS, ABC, Fox and CNN.

Visit Steve Moore’s website, G-Man Case File, for more information about his upcoming book, advocacy work and media links.

Click here for Melibee Global’s interview with Steve Moore.

Here is an interview of Steve Moore related to the Amanda Knox case.