Sisterhood of spies: Women now hold the top positions at the CIA

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Sisterhood of spies: Women now hold the top positions at the CIA
Jan. 5, 2019

By Robert Windrem

CIA Director Gina Haspel has appointed another woman to the top level of the agency, naming Cynthia "Didi" Rapp as deputy director for analysis, essentially the top analyst in the CIA. The appointment means that the top three directorates of the agency, for operations, analysis and science and technology are now all headed by women.

Haspel, the first woman director of the agency, had previously named Elizabeth Kimber, like her a 34-year veteran of the agency, as the first female deputy director for operations, responsible for the agency's worldwide spy network. Kimber and Rapp join Dawn Meyerriecks, the deputy director for science and technology, as the top executives in the agency's traditional power centers.

It's the first time all three directorates have been headed by women. The CIA work force is now almost 50 percent women, said a U.S. intelligence official.

Read more at: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/all-three-cia-directorates-will-now-be-headed-women-n954956?cid=sm_npd_nn_tw_ma

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It's the first time all three directorates have been headed by women. The CIA work force is now almost 50 percent women, said a U.S. intelligence official.

Which the majority of those 50% desk jockey's and computer analysts.  And not a one of them can make a sammitch.