DR. AMIR HAMIDI
1101 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Suite 300
Washington, D.C., 20004
O: (202) 848-6100
Dr. Hamidi serves as Chairman of the Board for Falcon Global Strategies, Inc. He specializes in cyber security and the application of information sharing and security solutions for Homeland Security and law enforcement professionals. Dr. Hamidi is a seasoned international strategist, executive, and public policy advisor who has been engaged by institutional, financial, and government
organizations internationally. He is widely regarded as a visionary pertaining to the strategic impacts of information on political unrest and limits to freedom; he has demonstrated that better technology leads to stability and economic prosperity. He is an internationally recognized expert in international terrorism and a graduate of the DEA/FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia.
Dr. Hamidi was formerly assigned as a Resident Special Agent in Charge of the Department of Justice (DOJ) and was tasked by the Office of the Administrator of the United States DOJ Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to establish the Dubai, United Arab Emirates Country Office. He has also served as Country Attaché at the United States Embassy in Abu Dhabi and Consulate General in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Dr. Hamidi has previously been assigned as an Inspector to the Office of Professional Responsibility, Pacific Region Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force Coordinator, and Supervisory Special Agent for the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Transportation Task Force Commander. He has consistently represented the U.S. DOJ DEA domestically and internationally; the majority of his experience primarily involves the investigation of complex criminal unilateral U.S. and bilateral international investigations. Dr. Hamidi has pursued domestic and international traffickers at the highest levels, managed and directed criminal investigations, and supported the prosecution of a broad range of both domestic and international criminals.
Dr. Hamidi speaks several different languages and held national security clearance. He served as Vice-Chair of the Scientific Advisory Board for the Veteran, Immigrant, and Refugee Trauma Institute of Sacramento, CA. This organization is intended to develop into a center of expertise regarding global trauma, post traumatic growth, and psychological integration. He also co-authored the article entitled Neuro-Psychological of Misconduct in Law Enforcement Officer with sub-clinical post-traumatic stress disorder.