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FELEG Randall C. Coleman Executive Assistant Director Federal Bureau of Investigation Randall C. Coleman was appointed Executive Assistant Director (EAD) of the Criminal, Cyber, Response and Services Branch in November 2015. In this position, he oversees all FBI criminal and cyber investigations worldwide, international operations, critical incident response, and victim assistance. Mr. Coleman most recently served as Assistant Director of the Counterintelligence. Division beginning in April 2014. Prior to that, he was the division's Deputy Assistant Director. Mr. Coleman entered on duty with the FBI in 1997 and reported to the Phoenix Division, Kingman. Resident Agency. While there, he managed multi-agency criminal and domestic terrorism investigations and served as the on-scene commander for numerous fugitive investigations, kidnappings, and homicides. In 2002, Mr. Coleman was promoted to Supervisory Special Agent in the. Counterintelligence Division at FBIHQ, where he served as a program manager in the Counterespionage Section. Mr. Coleman managed numerous significant espionage investigations resulting in arrests and successful prosecutions. In 2004, Mr. Coleman transferred to the San Antonio Division to serve as the counterintelligence program coordinator and squad supervisor. During his tenure, Mr. Coleman led numerous successful counterintelligence investigations and established a Counterintelligence Task Force comprised of the U.S. Intelligence Community partners in Texas.. In 2008, he was promoted to Assistant Special Agent in Charge (ASAC) of the national security programs for the San Antonio Division. In this role, he provided management and oversight for the Fort Hood shooting investigation and the dismantlement of a terrorist smuggling operation along the southwest border. In 2010, Mr. Coleman returned to FBIHQ as Section Chief of the counterespionage section where he oversaw the arrests and/or prosecutions of 48 individuals/companies for espionage or espionage related charges. As a result, Mr. Coleman has provided numerous briefings to the National Security Council and US Senate and House Intelligence Oversight Committees. In 2012, Mr. Coleman was promoted to Special Agent in Charge of the Little Rock. Division. During this assignment, Mr. Coleman established a public corruption task force responsible for significant arrests and prosecutions throughout the state of Arkansas, as well as a counterintelligence task force and a cyber threat center. Prior to joining the FBI, Mr. Coleman was an officer in the US Army for nine years. He served with the 1st Cavalry Division, Fort Hood, Texas and commanded in the 4th Infantry. Division, Fort Carson, Colorado.