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SEPTEMBER WOMEN IN SECURITY MEETING

BIO for Michael Harey – Retired FBI Agent: Speaker for Women in Security meeting September 10, 2025.
Michael Harey, a retired Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Special Agent, currently holds the position of Chief Security Officer at Scotts Miracle-Gro. Possessing over twenty years of experience in high-threat environments and law enforcement operations, he is an accomplished tactical expert. His prior service includes the United States Marine Corps where he served as a Reconnaissance Marine, along with roles as a U.S. Embassy Marine and the Lead Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO) for tactical response teams at the U.S. Embassy in Mexico City, the U.S. Interest Section in Havana, Cuba, and the U.S. Embassy in Vienna, Austria.
Subsequent to these assignments, he served as a Border Patrol Agent and a member of the Special Operations Group (SOG)-Border Patrol Search Trauma and Rescue Team (BORSTAR). His federal tenure also includes service as a Federal Air Marshal, where he functioned as the Principal Aircraft Tactics Instructor, and subsequently as an FBI Special Agent. Within the FBI, he occupied numerous leadership roles, such as FBI SWAT Senior Team Leader, Principal Tactical Instructor, Vehicle Tactics Instructor, and Principal Firearms Instructor. As a certified Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training (ALERRT) instructor, he provides extensive knowledge in active shooter response and tactical training. His varied and distinguished operational history grants him a distinctive understanding of practical threat mitigation and expedited response strategies.
June 2025 - Chapter Meeting - Police History by Ed Sachs

Ed Sachs delivered a presentation on police guns, artifacts, badges and police history at the ASIS meeting on June 19, 2025. The lecture included hats and uniforms from over a hundred years ago and signaling devices from nearly two hundred years ago. His PowerPoint presentation included images of over 30 firearms and over a dozen antique or recent badges. Eighteen people attended in a new room at the boathouse, and Chapter leadership provided information about upcoming events including the golf outing and officer appreciation luncheon.