Robert Lamon

Robert Lamon has a diverse and extensive work experience in the field of government service and international relations. Robert has held various leadership roles in the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) and recently accepted a new role as the Executive Vice President for Business Development for Tunuva Technologies. In their previous role as Director of Security at NGA, they were responsible for transforming the agency's security programs and implementing technology to streamline processes. Robert also stood up and grew the NGA Insider Threat Program and was recognized as a gold model standard for insider threat programs. Throughout their career, Lamon has been involved in various international affairs and coordination programs, including being the Founder and Co-chair of the Multinational Geospatial Coordination Program. Robert has also contributed to the development of proactive sharing policies for NGA and the community. Prior to NGA, they served as an NGA Liaison to NATO and the Joint Staff, providing support during crises and coordinating geospatial information sharing initiatives.

Robert Lamon attended James Madison University from 1981 to 1985. No information is provided about the degree obtained or the field of study pursued during this period.