Kevin R. Brock - Assistant Director, Office of Intelligence

Mr. Brock is a 1976 graduate of the University of Connecticut with a B.A. in Political Science. Mr. Brock was employed by an engineering company in Sacramento, California prior to entering on duty with the FBI in August 1983.

After completing training, Mr. Brock was assigned to the Albuquerque division where he worked homicides and serious assault matters on Indian Reservations, as well as general criminal and Domestic Terrorism cases.

In January 1987, Mr. Brock was transferred to the Los Angeles Division and assigned to one of the country's first Joint Terrorism Task Forces where he investigated primarily Domestic Terrorism matters. Mr. Brock was promoted to FBIHQ in March 1990 as a Supervisor in Division 5.

In December 1992, Mr. Brock was assigned to the Seattle division as a Field Supervisor. He initially managed a Counterintelligence/Counterterrorism squad and then in February 1996 was appointed SSRA of the Tacoma Resident Agency supervising a full range of criminal investigations.

In February 1998, Mr. Brock was promoted to ASAC in the Detroit division where he managed all investigative programs as well as the division's Resident Agencies in the Western District of Michigan. He initiated innovative strategies in the Public Corruption and Cyber-crime arenas and had extensive interaction with law enforcement executives in Canada on cross-border projects.

Mr. Brock was appointed Special Assistant to the Deputy Director in March 2001. He was also named Administrator of the Resource Management and Allocation Board on behalf of the Deputy Director.

In January 2003, the Director named Mr. Brock SAC of the Cincinnati Division, and in June 2004, Mr. Brock served as Acting Assistant Director of the Office of Intelligence.

On August 11, 2004, Director Mueller appointed Mr. Brock Assistant Director of the Office of Intelligence.