I am currently serving as the Chairman of Defense Intelligence, Department of National Security and Strategy, U.S. Army War College, a rotational assignment from the Defense Intelligence Agency. My path getting here began in 2005 when I created and led the DIA Knowledge Lab for five years, an innovative internal consulting-like capability to help employees learn how to learn. I led Crossing Boundaries, a three-year program from 2006-2009, that helped generate over 425 employee-initiated new solutions to unsolved organizational problems, of which over 50% of these were implemented. From this experience, I enrolled in a doctoral research program and earned a Ph.D. from Case Western Reserve University’s Weatherhead School of Management. There, I concentrated on decision-making and learning under varying conditions of information overload, uncertainty, and ambiguity. I am interested in the decision-making processes used by senior military leaders, how analytic information is created and received by senior leaders, and how to assess the degree to which an individual possesses the ability to absorb new information.