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Robert Greenway Joins American Global Strategies

On June 1, 2026, American Global Strategies LLC announced a significant addition to its team: Robert Greenway, who previously served as Deputy Assistant to the President and Senior Director for the Middle East and North Africa at the National Security Council. With over 30 years of experience in public service, Greenway is set to serve as a Senior Vice President at AGS, leveraging his extensive background in defense, intelligence, and national security policy.

Greenway’s illustrious career includes key roles in both government and think-tanks, prominently as the Director of the Allison Center for National Defense at The Heritage Foundation, where he focused on advancing U.S. national defense policies. He also held the position of President and Executive Director of the Abraham Accords Peace Institute, aiming to foster the historic agreements he played a part in creating.

At the National Security Council, Greenway was instrumental in shaping U.S. policies across the Middle East and North Africa. His tenure was marked by the implementation of the most significant economic sanctions campaign since the Cold War, part of a comprehensive strategy towards Iran. Notably, he played a pivotal role in the Abraham Accords, which are considered a groundbreaking achievement in Middle Eastern diplomacy.

In his new role at AGS, Greenway will provide strategic advice to clients on defense strategies and intelligence-related risks while focusing on international security issues, particularly in the Middle East and North Africa. AGS CEO Alexander Gray expressed confidence in Greenway’s capabilities, emphasizing the value of his experience in navigating complex geopolitical challenges.

Greenway’s appointment comes at a time when the geopolitical landscape is increasingly complicated, with various defense and security concerns emerging across the globe. His wealth of knowledge and established relationships within the policy community will enhance AGS's ability to serve clients effectively.

Before his White House service, Greenway was a Senior Intelligence Officer at the Defense Intelligence Agency where he supported U.S. Central Command in various operations. His military experience includes a distinguished career as a U.S. Army Special Forces officer. He’s led operational forces in Afghanistan and Iraq, specifically following the September 11 attacks. As part of his contributions to counterterrorism, he developed innovative approaches to analyze financial networks utilized by illicit organizations, an achievement recognized with the Military Operations Research Society's David Rist Prize.

Greenway’s academic credentials include a Master's degree with honors from Webster University and a Bachelor’s degree from the Virginia Military Institute. His extensive knowledge in policy and the intricacies of national defense will be a boon to the clients of AGS, which is known for its team of former government professionals with experience in a variety of national security and policy roles. AGS's Chairman Robert C. O’Brien expressed his enthusiasm about the addition of Greenway to the team, noting that his insights will significantly benefit the firm’s clientele amid evolving global security challenges.

In summary, Robert Greenway's new role at American Global Strategies marks a major step as the firm continues to bolster its expertise in defense and national security advisory services. With his exemplary track record, Greenway is well-positioned to guide clients through the complexities of today's international relations landscape, solidifying AGS’s status as a premier strategic advisory firm.

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