USIS names Christy McCampbell as Global Anti-terrorism Assistance (ATA) Program Director

FALLS CHURCH, Va., September 16, 2009 – USIS, an Altegrity company, has named Christy McCampbell as the Global Anti-terrorism Assistance (ATA) Program Director (www.usis.com/ata). USIS is the largest commercial provider of security investigation services to the federal government and a provider of specialized training solutions, including overseas support to post-conflict nations and indigenous law enforcement personnel. Ms. McCampbell reports to Senior Vice President of Business Development Beth Hardison and will build upon her significant leadership roles in U.S. and international narcotics enforcement.

USIS is at the forefront of homeland and national security, providing critical support to post-conflict nations. Our highly trained and advanced skill law enforcement professionals help host nations create law enforcement institutions that become the foundation of self-operated criminal justice systems. USIS is a sought-after resource for law enforcement mentoring and advising and offers various Criminal Justice Program Support (CJPS), Anti-terrorism Assistance (ATA) training, and civilian police training. Additionally, Altegrity recently named Los Angeles Police Chief William J. Bratton to oversee its Altegrity Security and Consulting (ASC) business.

“We’re excited to welcome Christy on board,” said Ms. Hardison. “Her significant leadership experience with anti-drug and crime control, anti-corruption, and police training programs supports USIS’ overall growth goals and will help us focus on the quality of our training solutions, products, and services. She is definitely an asset and a welcomed addition to our team.”

Before joining USIS, Ms. McCampbell served as staff director for the United States Senate’s Caucus on International Narcotics Control. She also served as the United Nations’ country representative to Pakistan, where she helped develop and implement anti-drug and crime control, border control, police training programs, anti-corruption, and precursor chemical control relative to specific needs of Pakistan. 

Prior to that, Ms. McCampbell served as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Department of State’s International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs, where she oversaw foreign counter narcotics and crime programs, operations, and diplomatic relations throughout the Western Hemisphere. Throughout her career, Ms. McCampbell has held various positions with the Department of Homeland Security, California Department of Justice, and the San Diego Police Department.

Ms. McCampbell earned a bachelor of science degree in criminal justice administration from San Diego State University, a master’s of public administration from Golden Gate University, and a juris doctorate from San Francisco Law School. She also graduated from the FBI National Academy.

For more information or to join the USIS ATA team, please visit www.usis.com/ata.

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