Brian Garrett
Current employment: President, Garrett Investigations, LLC
Previous employment: Special Agent, Federal Bureau of Investigation
Length of Service: 27 years (1986 – 2013)
Most recent position: Mobile Surveillance Team – Armed (MST-A) Ground
Operator
Prior positions/specialties with the FBI:
- Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Operator
- Evidence Response Team (ERT) Operator
- Tactical and Evasive Vehicle Operations Center (TEVOC) Instructor
- Certified FBI Police Instructor
- Field Intelligence Group (FIG) Watch Commander
- Violent Crimes/Major Offender (VCMO) Investigative Agent
- Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF) Investigative Agent
- Olympic Squad (1996 Olympic Games) Logistics Coordinator
- Atlanta Israeli Consulate Liaison
- Case Agent 1995 World Series
- Case Agent 1994 Super Bowl
- Certified Fingerprint Examiner
- Accounting Technician
Special accommodations/performances:
- Recipient of the U.S. Vice President’s Hammer Award for assistance in designing security measures at Hartsfield/Jackson International Airport
- Five (5) time recipient of the FBI Director’s Award for Exceptional Performance of Duties
- Led Buffalo Division FBI two (2) years straight for most statistical accomplishments
- Case Agent of the largest bank fraud investigation successfully prosecuted in the history of the Western District of New York : , circa 1992
- Performance in preparation for the 1996 Olympic Games
- Performance in duties associated with joint investigation with the CIA (Operation classified)
- Originator of the FBI Bridging the Gap (program designed to connect immigrants and refugees from Islamic countries with local, state and federal law enforcement)
- First Atlanta Division representative to be awarded two (2) week training session with the Israeli Security Agency (ISA) in Tel Aviv, Israel
- Assisted in the conviction of former White House aide Lynn Nofsinger through the Wedtech Independent Counsel
Education: BS Business Accounting, University of South Carolina, 1983 BS Business Management, University of South Carolina, 1979