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Adam Ramos

Graduate Faculty Program Mission Manager, National Counterterrorism Center
Adam Ramos is a Relationship Intelligence Senior Lead at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), where he leverages his extensive background in intelligence analysis, strategic partnerships, and national security to assess complex relationships, identify emerging risks, and provide actionable insights that support business development and strategic decision-making. His current role builds upon his experience navigating complex organizational environments, developing high-level partnerships, and delivering intelligence-driven assessments to senior leadership.

Previously, he served as a Senior Global Partnerships Manager at the National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC) and as the Center鈥檚 Senior Regional Representative for New England.

During his tenure at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) and NCTC, Adam served as a subject matter expert on global terrorist organizations and led NCTC鈥檚 support to federal investigations across the homeland from state and non-state actors. In these roles, he provided strategic analysis to senior policymakers on terrorist group intentions, capabilities, and evolving threats. Adam also served on rotation as a President鈥檚 Daily Brief (PDB) briefer, delivering intelligence assessments to Cabinet-level officials and senior White House and National Security Council leaders.

Prior to joining NCTC, Adam served in the FBI鈥檚 Counterterrorism Division and Directorate of Intelligence, focusing on domestic and international terrorism threats, particularly those involving the Middle East.

Beyond his professional responsibilities, Adam serves on the Board of Advisors for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Massachusetts, supporting the organization鈥檚 mission to empower young people through mentorship and meaningful community relationships.

A Massachusetts native, Adam holds a Master of Arts in International Affairs and World Politics from The Catholic University of America and a Bachelor of Arts in History from Saint Anselm College in New Hampshire.