A key architect of the MIP, she was responsible for executive oversight of the planning, programming, budgeting and execution process for the multi-billion dollar MIP, which funds intelligence activities across the military departments and several defense agencies. White served as the senior advisor for, and then director of, the Military Intelligence Program for the undersecretary of defense for intelligence from 2004 to 2009. In this capacity, she also managed the Intelligence Community’s General Defense Intelligence Program and Foreign Counterintelligence Program. Prior to this appointment, White was DIA’s chief financial officer, serving as the principal advisor on Intelligence Community financial and acquisition matters to the DIA director and deputy director, and overseeing DIA’s resource management, program development, manpower, budget execution, contracting and CFO Act compliance activities. In this role, she exercised an exceptionally wide and complex range of responsibilities to ensure the timely satisfaction of the Agency’s current requirements while developing the plans, process improvements and strategies that prepare the Agency to meet future requirements.
Prior to her assignment as deputy director, White served as DIA's chief of staff. In this capacity, she assists the director in executing DIA’s mission and managing a workforce of more than 16,500 military and civilian employees worldwide. Suzanne White became the deputy director of DIA in October 2018. Berrier also earned the Parachutist Badge, Air Assault Badge, and Ranger Tab. His awards and decorations include the Distinguished Service Medal (1OLC), Defense Superior Service Medal (2OLC), Legion of Merit (1OLC), and Bronze Star Medal (1OLC). His Army, Joint Service and Special Operations assignments include service throughout the United States, the Republic of Korea, Iraq and Afghanistan.īerrier earned a bachelor’s degree in history from the University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point, a master’s degree in general studies from Central Michigan University, and a master’s degree in strategic studies from the U.S. The depth of his leadership experience ranges from company commander to commanding general and senior mission commander.
He is a career intelligence officer, having served as the “2” at every level from battalion to combatant command. In that role, he was the principal military intelligence and counterintelligence adviser to the secretary and chief of staff of the Army, and the Army’s Intelligence Community representative. Prior to joining DIA, Berrier served in the Department of the Army as the 46th G-2. Scott Berrier serves as the 22nd director of the Defense Intelligence Agency.
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