Keith R. Hall
| Keith R. Hall | |
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| Twelfth Director of the National Reconnaissance Office | |
| In office 28 Mar 1997[1] – 13 Dec 2001 |
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| President | Bill Clinton/George W. Bush |
| Preceded by | Jeffrey K. Harris |
| Succeeded by | Peter B. Teets |
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| Born | June 30, 1947 Rockville Centre, New York |
Keith R. Hall (born June 30, 1947)[2] was the twelfth director of the National Reconnaissance Office.
Mr. Hall was appointed DDNRO and acting DNRO concurrently in 1996, and promptly introduced financial management reforms culminating in a single NRO accounting system. He also convened an independent body of experts from the defense, intelligence, and corporate sectors to evaluate the future of the NRO.[3]
Bringing the NRO to a position of financial soundness, Mr. Hall boosted the agency's credibility and made it a government-wide acquisition and contracting center of excellence. He strengthened the NRO's commitment to advanced research and development to revolutionize overhead reconnaissance architecture.[4] Following his service at the NRO, Hall became a Senior Vice President at Booz Allen Hamilton.
References
- ↑ Laurie, Clayton. Leaders of the National Reconnaissance Office 1961-2001. Office of the Historian, National Reconnaissance Office. 1 May 2002.
- ↑ Marquis Who's Who on the Web
- ↑ Center for the Study of National Reconnaissance: "Deputy Directors of the NRO," 1998
- ↑ National Reconnaissance Office: Keith R. Hall official biography
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