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Washington (AFP) Sep 23, 2005 US President George W. Bush has picked a former television executive, Dorrance Smith, as his choice to replace the Pentagon's chief spokesman, Lawrence DiRita, the White House said Thursday. If confirmed by the Senate, Smith would become assistant secretary of defense for public affairs. Smith previously served as senior media adviser for the US-led coalition provisional authority in Iraq, and before that as a media adviser and consultant to the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Earlier, Smith was an executive producer with ABC television, and served as assistant for media affairs to Bush's father, former president George Bush. Related Links SpaceDaily Search SpaceDaily Subscribe To SpaceDaily Express
DigitalGlobe Names New Senior Director, U.S. Defense Business Development
Longmont CO (SPX) Sep 22, 2005DigitalGlobe announced it has named Thomas A. Hennig senior director of U.S. Defense Business Development. In this position, Hennig will interact with senior Department of Defense and intelligence community leaders to ensure that DigitalGlobe meets the needs of U.S. government organizations. |
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