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| − | According to the Jigsaw Contacts Database, Brim is the owner and CEO of the company. <ref>Jigsaw Contacts Database, accessed via Lexis Nexis, 4 June 2009 12:00:23</ref> According to Zoom Information Inc, the President of Envoy Group is/was Dr. Thomas Blau (the information is current as of 30 May 2005). The contact details given for Blau included a webpage of the now defunct International Commerce and Policy Program at George Mason University. <ref>Zoom People Information, accessed via Lexis Nexis, 4 June 2009 12:05:16</ref> | + | According to the Jigsaw Contacts Database, Brim is the owner and CEO of the company. <ref>Jigsaw Contacts Database, accessed via Lexis Nexis, 4 June 2009 12:00:23</ref> According to Zoom Information Inc, the President of Envoy Group is/was Dr. [[Thomas Blau]] (the information is current as of 30 May 2005). The contact details given for Blau included a webpage of the now defunct International Commerce and Policy Program at George Mason University. <ref>Zoom People Information, accessed via Lexis Nexis, 4 June 2009 12:05:16</ref> |
As of June 2000, the company's website described Brim as a specialist in information technology: | As of June 2000, the company's website described Brim as a specialist in information technology: | ||
Revision as of 14:15, 15 September 2011
Christine Brim is Senior Vice President for Policy and Program Management at the Center for Security Policy. She is also executive director for the Victory Coalition Fund, "an incubator for new projects working against Islamism." Before joining the Center for Security Policy, Brim was a senior associate at the Lexington Institute and the Center for Vigilant Freedom. She received her MBA from George Mason University.[2]
The website of the Center for Vigilant Freedom (which now redirects to the rebranded International Civil Liberties Alliance) was registered to Brim, who gave an email address at the Envoy Group, a private company based in Brim's town of Fairfax, Virginia. [3]
In a November 2007 article, Brim commented on a Haaretz article about Jewish support for Jean-Marie Le Pen. She noted that the Center for Vigilant Freedom had not invited Le Pen to the recent CounterJihad conference, because of his 'current and past positions on Israel, the Holocaust and anti-semitism.'
- We suggest looking for the possible movement of Le Pen’s political party Front National towards the center-right, as they may change their platform to pro-active support to improve the situations of European Jews and Israel. The same trend is happening in Austria, and with the BNP in the UK (also not invited and did not attend the conference). If such parties specifically state pro-Israel positions, and take real actions opposing anti-semitism and disavowing previous positions - and reach out to Jewish constituents and encourage Jewish participation in party positions - these are real actions to observe, and to approve. They have not done this yet - but are starting.[4]
Envoy Group
According to the Jigsaw Contacts Database, Brim is the owner and CEO of the company. [5] According to Zoom Information Inc, the President of Envoy Group is/was Dr. Thomas Blau (the information is current as of 30 May 2005). The contact details given for Blau included a webpage of the now defunct International Commerce and Policy Program at George Mason University. [6]
As of June 2000, the company's website described Brim as a specialist in information technology:
- Christine Brim provides expertise in Web strategy, networking technologies, knowledge based systems, distance education, telecommunications, marketing and sales automation, and ROI analysis for intranets/extranets. She has consulted on intranet management and planning for state, regional and local government agencies. She previously was a manager at AT&T and Computer Sciences Corporation. In addition to an MBA, she is an IAKE certified knowledge engineer.[7]
By December 2002 she was listed as the Envoy Group's president on the company's website, with Blau becoming research director.[8]
Thomas Blau is now the Director of National Security and Process Department at the College of International Security Affairs at the National Defence University. [9]
Affiliations
- Center for Security Policy - Senior Vice President for Policy and Program Management
- Center for Vigilant Freedom - Former senior associate
- Victory Coalition Fund - Executive Director
- Stop Honorcide! - Campaign co-chair
- International Free Press Society - Secretary
- Lexington Institute - Former senior associate
External Resources
- Baron Bodissey, The “Nuke Mecca” Meme, Gates of Vienna, 21 December 2006.
- Baron Bodissey, Running Scared in Red House, Gates of Vienna, 9 February 2007.
- Baron Bodissey, The Charlotte County Files, Gates of Vienna, 20 February 2007.
- "If They Aren't Guilty,Why Are They Hiding Down There?", Southside Messenger, 2 March 2007.
Contact
- Facebook Christine Brim
References
- ↑ This photo featured alongside the article David P. McGinley, 'A look to the future. Will Islamist supremacy rein supreme?', Washington Times, 3 July 2008
- ↑ The Center for Security Policy Staff, Centre for Security Policy, accessed 14 December 2008.
- ↑ Copy of Who is record for VigilantFreedom.org, from Domain Tool, 4 June 2009
- ↑ Haaretz: Jews for Le Pen, Centre for Vigilant Freedom, 22 November 2007, via the Internet Archive.
- ↑ Jigsaw Contacts Database, accessed via Lexis Nexis, 4 June 2009 12:00:23
- ↑ Zoom People Information, accessed via Lexis Nexis, 4 June 2009 12:05:16
- ↑ Key Personnel, The Envoy Group LLC, accessed via the Internet Archive, archived 2 June 2000.
- ↑ Key Personnel, The Envoy Group LLC, accessed via the Internet Archive, archived on 10 December 2002.
- ↑ Screengrab of Thomas Blau's biography from the National Defence University, created 4 June 2009
