In this episode...

When it comes to leadership in intelligence, adaptability is key—and Brigadier General (Ret.) Terry Bullard has seen this firsthand throughout his career. From commanding the U.S. Air Force Office of Special Investigations to now helping national security leaders harness the power of open-source intelligence (OSINT) in the private sector, Terry has witnessed the profound shift in how intelligence is gathered, analyzed, and used.

In this episode, Terry discusses the cultural shift from closed-source intelligence to OSINT, and how it’s reshaping leadership in national security. He shares his insights on adapting to change, leveraging new technologies, and maintaining resilience in an increasingly dynamic and high-pressure environment.

Listen to hear Terry’s perspective on the evolution of OSINT and how it empowers leaders to make better, more transparent decisions while fostering a culture of adaptability and curiosity.

What You’ll Learn

• Leadership Insights: How adaptability, mentorship and collaboration shape effective leadership in intelligence.

• Crafting Expertise: The importance of continuous learning and historical understanding in shaping career success.

• The OSINT Shift: How OSINT is transforming intelligence practices and enabling more informed, transparent decision-making.