FBI Director
Robert S. Mueller, III, today announced the appointment of Jonathan
I. Solomon as Special Assistant to the Director.
Mr. Solomon,
a veteran FBI Agent, entered on duty with the FBI in September
1983. His first office of assignment was the Kansas City Division,
where he worked a variety of criminal matters. In February 1987,
Mr. Solomon was transferred to the Philadelphia Division, where
his assignments included Drug and White Collar Crime investigations.
In November 1991, Mr. Solomon was promoted to the position of
Supervisory Special Agent in the then-Administrative Summary
Unit, FBIHQ, where he had responsibilities for the adjudication
of employee misconduct, performance related issues, and inspection
matters. In January 1994, Mr. Solomon was promoted to the position
of Supervisory Special Agent in the Buffalo Division, where he
supervised the division's Organized Crime/Drug Squad. In July
1997, Mr. Solomon was promoted to the position of Chief of the
FBI's Transfer Unit, FBIHQ; and, in February 1999, he was designated
as the Chief of the FBI's Background Investigation Contract Service.
In October 1999, Mr. Solomon was promoted to the position of
Assistant Special Agent in Charge of the Tampa Division. Most
recently, Mr. Solomon has served as the Special Assistant to
the Executive Assistant Director, Administration.
In his
new role as a Special Assistant to the Director, Mr. Solomon
will provide counsel to the Director on a variety policy issues,
particularly those which are significant to the FBI's Agent population.
Additionally, Mr. Solomon will provide day-to-day administrative
support to the Director by assisting in his preparation for meetings
and the resolution of issues.