SELECTCOMMITTEE ON
INTELLIGENCE
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QUESTIONNAIREFOR COMPLETIONBY
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEES

SELECTCOMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE
UNITED STATESSENATE

QUESTIONNAIRE FOR COMPLETION BY

PRESIDENTIALNOMINEES
PART A - BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

1.

FULL NAME: StaceyAngelaDixon
OTHERNAMESUSED:N/A

2.

DATE AND PLACEOFBIRTH: January9, 1971.Washington,DC
CITIZENSHIP: U.S.

3.

MARITAL STATUS: Single/Nevermarried

4.

SPOUSE’SNAME: N/A

5.

SPOUSE’SMAIDEN NAME IF APPLICABLE: N/A

6.

NAMES AND AGES OF CHILDREN:

NAME

AGE

N/A
7

EDUCATION SINCE HIGH SCHOOL:
INSTITUTION

DATES ATTENDED

DEGREE RECEIVED

Georgia Institute of Technology
Georgia Institute of Technology

6/1998 – 5/2000
9/1993 – 6/1995

Ph.D

StanfordUniversity

9/1989– 6/1993

B.S.

M.S

DATE OF DEGREE
5/6/2000
6/10/1995
6/13/1993

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9. GOVERNMENT EXPERIENCE(INDICATE EXPERIENCEIN OR ASSOCIATION WITH FEDERAL,
STATE. OR LOCAL GOVERNMENTS,INCLUDING ADVISORY, CONSULTATIVE, HONORARY, OR
OTHER PART.TRUESERVICE OR POSITION. DO NOT REPEATINFORMATION ALREADY
PROVIDED IN QUESTION 8).
I have no additional Government experience to add.

10. INDICATE ANY SPECIALIZEDINTELLIGENCEORNATIONAL SECURITYEXPERTISEYOU HAVE
ACQUIRED HAVING SERVED IN Tm POSITIONS DESCRIBED IN QUESTIONS 8 AND/OR 9.
For the majority of my professional career I have beenan intelligence officer, learning andgrowing my
specialized intelligence and national security expertise. Starting early in my career at the National
ReconnaissanceOffice, I learnedsatellite and sensordesign, orbit selection, requirementsverification and
validation, program management,and acquisition. On the House PermanentSelect Committee on Intelligence,
I learned how to assessagency programs and budgets, negotiate, and shape legislation. At the National

GeospatialAgency (NGA) I expandedmy knowledge to include geospatialanalysis and collection
management, analytic techniques and data visualization, budget development and execution. As the Director of

the Intelligence Advanced ResearchProjects Activity at ODNI, I learned about the hardestproblems faced by
the agenciesthat could be solvedwith science andtechnology. Each position built upon the previous position
and enabled me to hone my leadership and management skills, my ability to drive for results and build
coalitions, and my ability to lead and manage change. Each position improved my understanding of the

intelligence community and the national security apparatusit serves.The different roles also allowed me the
opportunity to develop productive relationships with Departmentof Energy National Laboratories, Federally
Funded Research and Development Centers, University Affiliated Research Centers, industry, academia, and

foreign government partners. Currently, I serve as Deputy Director for NGA, an organization that is both a
member of the national intelligence community and a combat support agency. I work closely with the ODNI,
the Office of the Undersecretaryof Defensefor Intelligence and Security (OUSD (I&S)) and with all of the
other deputies in the IC.
11

HONORS AND AWARDS (PROVIDE INFORMATION ON SCHOLARSHIPS, FELLOWSHIPS,
HONORARY DEGREES, MILITARY DECORATIONS, CIVILIAN SERVICE CITATIONS, OR ANY
OTHER SPECIAL RECOGNITION FOR OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE OR ACHIEVEMENT).
2019 – Office of the Director of National Intelligence - Director’s Distinguished Service Award
2019 – Office of the Director of National Intelligence - Exceptional Achievement Award
2016 – PresidentialRank Award (Meritorious Defense Intelligence Senior Level Professional)
2016 – National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency - Superior Civilian Service Medal
2002 - Rotary Foundation: South Africa Group Study ExchangeTeam Member.
2000 – The University of Minnesota, Chemical Engineering Department, Post-doctoralFellowship

1998- UNCF-Merck ScienceInitiative Fellowship
1996 - American Society of Mechanical EngineersGraduate Teaching Fellowship
1996 - Achievement Rewards for College Scientists [ARCS] Foundation Fellowship

1996- Medtronic Fellowship
1993 - Georgia Institute of Technology President’s Fellowship
1993 - National ScienceFoundation Engineering Fellowship
1989 - AT&T Bell Laboratories Engineering ScholarshipProgram

12. ORGANIZATIONALAFFILIATIONS (LIST MEMBERSHIPSIN AND OFFICESFELD WITHIN THE
LAST TEN YEARS IN ANY PROFESSIONAL,CIVIC, FRATERNAL, BUSINESS, SCHOLARLY,
CULTURAL, CHARITABLE, OR OTHER SIMILAR ORGANIZATIONS).
ORGANIZATION

OFFICE HELD

DATES

President

1 July 2017 - 30 June 2019

Finance Committee Chair

1 July 2015 - 30 June 2017

Delta SigmaThetaSorority, Inc.
ProvidenceSquareHomeowner’s

Treasurer

1 July 2008 - 30 June 2013

Association

President, Secretary, and Treasurer

2012-201 9 (various)

St. Augustine(DC) ToastmastersClub,
ToastmastersInternational

Vice President Education

1 July 2020 - present

President

1 July 2019 - 30 June 2020

Treasurer

1 July 2018 - 30 June 2019

The Federal City Alumnae Chapter,

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
The Federal City Alumnae Chapter,

Delta SigmaTheta Sorority, Inc.
The Federal City Alumnae Chapter,

St. Augustine (DC) ToastmastersClub,

ToastmastersInternational
St. Augustine (DC) ToastmastersClub,

ToastmastersInternational

Upon reviewing my records, and to the best of my recollection, below arethe organizations in which I was a paid
member, but held no office, in the last ten years:

American Association for the Advancement of Science(AAAS)
American Society of Mechanical Engineers

GeorgjaTechAlumni Association
SmithsonianNational Museum of African American History and Culture

StanfordAlumni Association
WAMU (public radio, WashingtonDC)
WETA (public television, Washington DC)
13.

PUBLISHED WRITINGS AND SPEECHES(LIST THE TITLES, PUBLISHERS,BLOGS AND
PUBLICATION DATES OF ANY BOOKS, ARTICLES, REPORTS,OR OTHER PUBLISHED

MATERIALS YOU HAVE AUTHORED. ALSO LIST ANY PUBLIC SPEECHES
ORREMARKSYOU
HAVE MADE WITHIN THE LAST TEN YEARS FOR WHICH THERE IS A TEXT, TRANSCRIPT. OR
VIDEO). IF ASKED, WILL YOU PROVIDE A COPY OF EACH REQUESTEDPUBLICATION, TEXT,
TRANSCRIPT,OR VIDEO?
As a senior government official I speakat a lot of events while representingmy agency.For keynote
presentations,I typically have a written speechor outline. For panels and fireside chats,I usually have talking
points, though questions often require me to speakimpromptu. Upon reviewing my records, and to the best of
my recollection, below are the public speechesor remarks I have made within the last ten years for which there
is a text, transcript, or video. I have also included the two journal articles I published and my Ph.D. thesis, all
of which are unrelated to intelligence or national security.

PODCASTS (REVERSE CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER)
3/5/21

Iron Butterfly Podcast,Amazing Women of the Intelligence Community

2/ 19/19
8/15/18

Government CIO Media Podcast

12/ 13/16

SpyCast podcast, International Spy Museum

3/30/16

Women of Washington podcast,Federal News Radio

Intelligence Matters podcast, CBS News

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14. QUALIFICATIONS (DESCRIBEWHY YOU BELIEVE YOU ARE QUALIFIED TO SERVEAS THE
PRINCIPAL DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE).
I have served the U.S. Government and Intelligence Community (IC) in a variety of roles over the last 18
years. I began my government service as an engineer and acquisition professional as part of a National
Reconnaissance Office program office that built satellites. Leveraging my technical knowledge and budget and
organization experience, I later sought a staff role in oversight. I served the Legislative Branch as a
professional staff member and budget director for the U.S. House of Representatives Permanent Select

Committee on Intelligence. Upon rejoining the Executive Branch, I ran the National Geospatial-Intelligence
Agency’s congressionaland intergovernmentalaffairs organization, interacting with members of congressand
their staffs to enable congressional oversight over NGA’s budget and highlight NGA’s mission and

accomplishments.After my time in congressionalaffairs, I led an office in NGA’s Researchorganizationand
then servedas the deputy director of NGA’s Researchorganization; this office delivers both quick reaction and
future GEOINT capabilities that assistNGA and its partnersin accomplishing mission priorities and protecting
national security. As Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA) deputy director and
subsequent director, I funded researchersto solve enduring hard technical problems facing the IC and national

security community. This important integration role at ODNI gave me accessto Researchand Development
organizations across the IC and their research portfolios. As deputy director of NGA I have the pleasure of

working with all of the IC Element deputy directors and OUSD (l&S). Together we are driving community
solutions to the IC’s most pressing challenges, like the pivot to great power competition. I have experienced
first-hand some of the challenges the IC faces. I hope to leverage my experiences to reduce the challenges,
encourage more collaboration, recruit diverse talent, and advance the IC’s capabilities for the future.

PART C - POLITICAL AND FOREIGN AFFILIATIONS
15. POLITICAL ACTIVITIES (LIST ANY MEMBERSHIPS OR OFFICES HELD IN OR FINANCIAL
CONTRIBUTIONS OR SERVICES RENDERED TO, ANY POLITICAL PARTY, ELECTION

COMMITrEE, POLITICALACTION COMMiTrEE, OR INDIVIDUAL CANDIDATEDURING THE

LASTTENYEARS).
I have never worked on any political campaign.

Candidateor organization
DNC FINANCE

Amount

Date
$100

12/1 1/2017

Kenyan R. McDuffie for Ward 5 (DC)

$150

12/6/2017

DEMOCRATS.ORG,DC

$lO

9/17/2017

DEMOCRATS.ORG,DC

$10

1/19/2017

DEMOCRATS.ORGSUPPORT,DC

$10

1/7/201 7

DNC ONLINE DEMOCRATS.ORG
DNC ONLINE DEMOCRATS.ORG

$10

6/27/2015

$50

10/29/2014

DNC ONLINE DEMOCRATS.ORG

$3

10/8/2014

Muriel (Bowser) for Mayor (DC)

$500

9/24/2014

Obamafor America

$175

5/29/2012

Obama for America

$225

4/ 13/2012

Obamafor America

$225

2/25/2012

Obama for America

$225

11/23/2011

Obama for America

$200

2/27/2008

16. CANDIDACY FORPUBLIC OFFICE(FURNISHDETAILS OFANY CANDIDACY FORELECTrVE

PUBLICOFFICE).
I have never run for elective public office.

17. FOREIGNAFFILIATIONS
(NOTE: QUESTIONS17A AND B ARE NOT LIMITED TO RELATIONSHIPSREQUIRrNG
REGISTRATION UNDER THE FOREIGN AGENTS REGISTRATION ACT. QUESTIONS 17A, B, AND C
DO NOT CALL FOR A POSITIVE RESPONSE IF THE REPRESENTATION OR TRANSACTION WAS

AUTHORIZED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT IN CONNECTION WITH YOUR OR YOUR
SPOUSE’S EMPLOYMENT IN GOVERNMENT SERVICE.)
A. HAVE YOU OR YOUR SPOUSE EVER REPRESENTED IN ANY CAPACITY (E.G. EMPLOYEE,
ATrORNEY, OR POLITICAL/BUSINESS CONSULTANT), WITH OR WITHOUT COMPENSATION,

A FOREIGNGOVERNMENTOR AN ENTITY CONTROLLEDBY A FOREIGNGOVERNMEVP IF
SO, PLEASE FULLY DESCRIBE SUCH RELATIONSHIP.
No.

B. HAVE ANY OF YOUR OR YOUR SPOUSE’SASSOCIATES REPRESENTED,iN ANY CAPACITY,
WITH OR WITHOUT COMPENSATION, A FOREIGN GOVERNMENT OR AN ENTITY
CONTROLLED BY A FOREIGN GOVERNMENT

IF SO. PLEASE FULLY DESCRIBE SUCH

RELATIONSHIP.
No.

C. DURING THE PAST TEN YEARS. HAVE YOU OR YOUR SPOUSERECEIVED ANY
COMPENSATION FROM, OR BEEN INVOLVED IN ANY FINANCIAL OR BUSINESS

TRANSACTIONSWITH, A FOREIGNGOVERNMENTOR ANY ENTITY CONTROLLEDBY A
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT? IF SO, PLEASE PROVIDE DETAILS.
No.

D. HAVE YOU OR YOUR SPOUSEEVER REGISTEREDUNDER THE FOREIGN AGENTS
REGISTRATION Acm

IF SO, PLEASE PROVIDE DETAILS.

No

18. DESCRIBEANY LOBBYING ACTIVITY DURING THE PASTTEN YEARS,OTHERTHAN IN AN
OFFICIAL U.S. GOVERNMENT CAPACITY. IN WHICH YOU OR YOUR SPOUSEHAVE ENGAGED
FOR THE PURPOSEOF DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY INFLUENCING THE PASSAGE,DEFEAT, OR
MODIFICATION OF FEDERAL LEGISLATION, OR FOR THE PURPOSE OF AFFECTING THE

ADMINISTRATION AND EXECUTION OF FEDERAL LAW OR PUBLIC POLICY.
None

mRT D - FINANCIAL DISCLOSUREAND CONFLICT OF INTEREST
19.

DESCRIBEANY EMPLOYMENT, BUSINESSRELATIONSHIP. FINANCIAL TRANSACTION
INVESTMENT, ASSOCIATION, OR ACTIVITY (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, DEALINGS
WITH THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ON YOUR OWN BEHALF OR ON BEHALF OF A CLIENT),
WHICH COULD CREATE, OR APPEAR TO CREATE, A CONFLICT OF INTEREST IN THE POSITION

TO WHICH YOU HAVE BEEN NOMINATED.
None.

20.

DO YOU INTEND TO SEVER ALL BUSINESS CONNECTIONS WITH YOUR PRESENT EMPLOYERS

FIRMS, BUSINESSASSOCIATESAND/OR PARTNERSHIPS.OR OTHER ORGANIZATIONS IN THE
EVENT THAT YOU ARE CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE? IF NOT, PLEASEEXPLAIN.
I do not have any non-Federal government businessconnections. If confirmed, I will resign from my career
position at the National Geospatial-IntelligenceAgency.
21.

DESCRIBETHE FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS YOU HAVE MADE OR PLAN TO MAKE. IF YOU
ARE CONFIRMED, IN CONNECTION WITH SEVERANCE FROM YOUR CURRENT POSITION
PLEASE INCLUDE SEVERANCE PAY, PENSION RIGHTS. STOCK OPTIONS. DEFERRED INCOME

ARRANGEMENTS,AND ANY AND ALL COMPENSATIONTHAT WILL ORMIGHT BE RECEIVED
IN THE FUTURE AS A RESULT OF YOUR CURRENT BUSINESS OR PROFESSIONAL

RELATIONSHIPS.
If confirmed I will resign from my career position with the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. I will
remain invested in the Government’s Thrift Savings Plan. I am also a vested employeein the Federal
Employee Retirement System (FERS) for retirement purposesand will remain in that system.
22.

DO YOU HAVE ANY PLANS, COMMITMENTS, OR AGREEMENTS TO PURSUE OUTSIDE

EMPLOYMENT. WITH OR WITHOUT COMPENSATION, DURING YOUR SERVICE WITH THE

GOVERNMENn IF SO,PLEASEPROVIDEDETAILS
No.

AS FAR AS CAN BE FORESEEN.STATE YOUR PLANS AFTER COMPLETING GOVERNMENT
SERVICE. PLEASE SPECIFICALLY DESCRIBE ANY AGREEMENTS OR UNDERSTANDINGS.
WRITrEN OR UNWRiTrEN. CONCERNrNG EMPLOYMENT AFTER LEAVING GOVERNMENT

SERVICE. IN PARTICULAR. DESCRIBE ANY AGREEMENTS.UNDERSTANDINGS.OR OPTIONS
TO RETURN TO YOUR CURRENT POSITION.
I do not have any plans as to what I will do after completing this federal service,if confirmed. I have no
agreementsor understandingsconcerning employment after leaving government service.
24.

IF YOU ARE PRESENTLY IN GOVERNMENT SERVICE, DURING THE PAST FIVE YEARS OF SUCH
SERVICE, HAVE YOU RECEIVED FROM A PERSON OUTSIDE OF GOVERNMENT AN OFFER OR
EXPRESSION OF INTEREST TO EMPLOY YOUR SERVICES AFTER YOU LEAVE GOVERNMENT
SERVICE? IF YES, PLEASE PROVIDE DETAILS.
No

IS YOUR SPOUSEEMPLOYED? IF YES AND THE NATURE OF THIS EMPLOYMENT IS RELATED
IN ANY WAY TO THE POSITION FOR WHICH YOU ARE SEEKING CONFERMATION,PLEASE

25

[NDIC ATE YOUR SPOUSE’S EMPLOYER. THE POSITION, AND THE LENGTH OF TIME THE
POSITION HAS BEEN HELD. IF YOUR SPOUSE’S EMPLOYMENT IS NOT RELATED TO THE
POSITION TO WHICH YOU HAVE BEEN NOMINATED, PLEASE SO STATE.

N/A
26. LIST BELOW ALL CORPORATIONS, PARTNERSHIPS. FOUNDATIONS, TRUSTS, OR OTHER

ENTITIES TOWARD WHICH YOU OR YOUR SPOUSEHAVE FIDUCIARY OBLIGATIONS OR IN
WHICH YOU OR YOUR SPOUSE HAVE HELD DIRECTORSHIPS OR OTHER POSITIONS OF TRUST

DURING THE PAST FIVE YEARS
NAME OF ENTITY

POSITION

DATES HELD

SELF OR
SPOUSE

INFORMATION REDACTED
LIST ALL GIFTS EXCEEDING $1001N VALUE RECEIVED DURING THE PAST FIVE YEARS BY
YOU, YOUR SPOUSE,OR YOUR DEPENDENTS. (NOTE: GIFTS RECEIVED FROM RELATIVES

27

AND GIFTS GIVEN TO YOUR SPOUSE OR DEPENDENT NEED NOT BE INCLUDED UNLESS THE

GIFT WAS GIVEN WITH YOUR KNOWLEDGE AND ACQUIESCENCEAND YOU HAD REASONTO
BELIEVE THE Gin WAS GIVEN BECAUSE OF YOUR OFFICIAL POSITION.)
As a senior government official, I occasionally receive gifts in excessof $100, including the gift of attendance
at events. These are accepted only in accordance with guidance from the relevant agency ethics official and

appropriately reported on my annual financial disclosure reports. Upon reviewing my records, and to the best of

my recollection,I acceptedthe following gifts in excessof $100:
•

•

•

•

•

U.S. GeospatialIntelligence Foundation’s (USGIF) GeoGala (annually 2016-2018)
National SpaceClub’s Goddard Memorial Dinner (annually 2016-2019)
Intelligence and National Security Alliance (INSA) Leadership dinners honoring membersof the national
security community (annually 2016-2019)
INSA William Oliver Baker Award dinner (annually 2016-20 19)
BusinessExecutives for National Security (BENS) Eisenhower Virtual Awards (2020, 2021)

Due to my official position as an invited guest or keynote speakerI receive free registration at some
conferences. Some of these registrations would have been in excess of $100.

I received a waiver for free conference attendance,lodging, and partial travel (beyond the day on which I was a
speaker)at the 2018 Aspen Security Summit in Aspen, CO. I received a waiver for free conference attendance
(beyond the day on which I was a speaker)at the 2019 Cipher Brief Threat Conference in SeaIsland, GA
The above list does not include conferencesthat had ODNI or NGA sponsorshipresulting in complimentary
tickets for attendeesrepresentingthose organizations. Theseinclude: Black Engineer of the Year [BEYA]
Award Conference (2018, 20 19), HBCU Week conference (20 19), and USGIF’s GEOINT Summit (2016 –
20 19)

28.

LIST ALL SECURITIES, REAL PROPERTY, PARTNERSHIP INTERESTS, OR OTHER nqVESTMENTS

OR RECEIVABLESWITH A CURRENTMARKET VALUE (OR,IF MARKET VALUE IS NOT
ASCERTAINABLE, ESTIMATED CURRENT FAR VALUE) IN EXCESS OF $1,000. (NOTE: THE
INFORMATION PROVIDED IN RESPONSETO SCHEDULE A OF THE DISCLOSURE FORMS OF THE
OFFICE OF GOVERNMENT ETHICS MAY BE INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE. PROVIDED THAT
CURRENT VALUATIONS ARE USED.)
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY

VALUE

METHOD OF VALUATION

Pleaserefer to my Nominee OGE278 Form.
29.

LIST ALL LOANS OR OTHER INDEBTEDNESS (INCLUDING ANY CONTINGENT LIABILITIES) IN
EXCESS OF $10,000. EXCLUDE A MORTGAGE ON YOUR PERSONAL RESIDENCE UNLESS IT IS
RENTED OUT. AND LOANS SECURED BY AUTOMOBILES. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. OR

APPLIANCES. (NOTE: THE INFORMATION PROVIDED IN RESPONSETO SCHEDULEC OF THE
DISCLOSURE FORM OF THE OFFICE OF GOVERNMENT ETHICS MAY BE INCORPOR4TED BY
REFERENCE, PROVIDED THAT CONTINGENT LIABILITIES ARE ALSO INCLUDED.)

NATURE OF OBLIGATION

NAME OF OBLIGEE

AMOUNT

Pleaserefer to my Nominee OGE278 Form.
30.

ARE YOU OR YOUR SPOUSENOW IN DEFAULT ON ANY LOAN. DEBT. OR OTHER FINANCIAL
OBLIGATION? HAVE YOU OR YOUR SPOUSEBEEN rN DEFAULT ON ANY LOAN, DEBT. OR
OTHER FINANCIAL OBLIGATION IN THE PAST TEN YEARS? HAVE YOU OR YOUR SPOUSE
EVER BEEN REFUSED CREDIT OR HAD A LOAN APPLICATION DENIED? IF THE ANSWER TO
ANY OF THESE QUESTIONS IS YES, PLEASE PROVIDE DETAILS.
No.

31.

LIST THE SPECIFICSOURCESAND AMOUNTS OF ALL INCOME RECEIVED DURING THE LAST
FIVE YEARS. INCLUDING ALL SALARIES. FEES.DIVIDENDS. INTEREST. GIFTS. RENTS.
ROYALTIES, PATENTS,HONORARIA, AND OTHER ITEMS EXCEEDING $200. (COPIESOF U.S
INCOME TAX RETURNSFOR THESE YEARS MAY BE SUBSTITUTED HERE, BUT THEIR
SUBMISSION IS NOT REQUIRED.)

INFORMATION REDACTED

32.

IF ASKED, WILL YOU PROVIDE THE COMMiTrEE

WITH COPIES OF YOUR AND YOUR SPOUSE’S

FEDERAL INCOME TAX RETURNSFOR THE PASTTHREE YEARS?
Yes

33. LIST ALL JURISDICTIONSIN WHICH YOU AND YOUR SPOUSEFILE ANNUAL INCOMETAX
RETURNS.

Washington,DC
34. HAVE YOUR FEDERAL OR STATE TAX RETURNS BEEN THE SUBJECT OF AN AUDIT.

INVESTIGATION,ORINQUIRY AT ANY TIME? IF so, PLEASEPROVIDEDETAILS, INCLUDING
THE RESULT OF ANY SUCH PROCEEDING.
No.

35. IF YOU ARE AN ATrORNEY. ACCOUNTANT. OR OTHER PROFESSIONAL.PLEASE LIST ALL
CLIENTS AND CUSTOMERS WHOM YOU BILLED MORE THAN $200 WORTH OF SERVICES

DURING THE PAST FIVE YEARS. ALSO, LIST ALL JURISDICTIONSIN WHICH YOU ARE
LICENSED TO PRACTICE.

N/A
36. DO YOU INTEND TO PLACE YOUR FINANCIAL HOLDiNGS AND THOSE OF YOUR SPOUSEAND
DEPENDENT MEMBERS OF YOUR MMEDIATE HOUSEHOLD IN A BLrND TRUST n YES.
PLEASE FURNISH DETAILS. IF NO, DESCRIBE OTHER ARRANGEMENTS FOR AVOIDING ANY

POTENTIAL CONFLICTS OF INTEREST.
No, 1do not intend to place my financial holdings in a blind trust. As a career senior government official, my
financial holdings have beenreviewed by ethics officials annually as part of the Office of Government Ethics
OGE278 process. In addition, during the nominations process,I have consulted with the Designated Ethics
Official at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, who has, in turn, consulted with the Office of
Government Ethics, to identify potential conflicts of interest. I will follow the advice of ethics officials to
addressany potential conflicts of interest identified, in order to resolve them in a manner that is consistentwith
the conflicts of interest statutes,applicable standardsof conduct, and the terms of my aforementioned Ethics

Agreement.
37. IF APPLICABLE, LIST THE LAST THREE YEARS OF ANNUAL FINANCIAL DISCLOSUREREPORTS
YOU HAVE BEEN REQUIRED TO FILE WITH YOUR AGENCY, DEPARTMENT, OR BRANCH OF
GOVERNMENT. IF ASKED, WILL YOU PROVIDE A COPY OF THESE REPORTS?
2020 Agency Financial Disclosure Report
20 19 Agency Financial Disclosure Report
2018 Agency Financial Disclosure Report
I will provide copies upon request.

PART E- ETHICAL MATTERS
38

HAVE YOU EVER BEEN THE SUBJECT OF A DISCIPLINARY PROCEEDING OR CITED FOR A
BREACH OF ETHICS OR UNPROFESSIONAL CONDUCT BY, OR BEEN THE SUBJECT OF A

COMPLAINT TO, ANY COURT, ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCY, PROFESSIONALASSOCIATION.

DiSCnLrNARY COb4MITIEE, OROTHERPROFESSIONALGROUP?IF SO.PLEASEPROVIDE
DETAILS
No

39.

HAVE YOU EVER BEEN INVESTIGATED, FELD, ARRESTED, OR CHARGED BY ANY FEDERAL,
STATE. OR OTHER LAW ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITY FOR VIOLATION OF ANY FEDERAL

STATE, COUNTY, OR MUNICIPAL LAW, REGULATION, OR ORDINANCE, OTHER THAN A MINOR
TRAFFIC OFFENSE. OR NAMED AS A DEFENDANT OR OTHERWISE IN ANY INDICTMENT OR
INFORMATION RELATING TO SUCH VIOLATION? IF SO, PLEASE PROVIDE DETAILS.
No.

40. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN CONVICTED OF OR ENTERED A PLEA OF GUELTYOR NOLO
CONrENDERE TO ANY CRIMINAL VIOLATION OTHER THAN A MINOR TRAFFIC OFFENSE?IF
SO,PLEASE PROVIDEDETAILS.
No.

41. ARE YOU PRESENTLY OR HAVE YOU EVER BEEN A PARTY IN INTEREST IN ANY

ADMINISTRATIVEAGENCY PROCEEDING
OR CIVIL LITIGATION? IF SO,PLEASEPROVIDE

DETAILS
No.

42. HAVE YOU BEEN INTERVIEWED OR ASKED TO SUPPLY ANY INFORMATION AS A WITNESS OR
OTHERWISE IN CONNECTION WITH ANY CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION, FEDERAL, OR
STATE AGENCY PROCEEDING, GRAND JURY INVESTIGATION, OR CRIMINAL OR CIVIL

LITIGATION IN THE PASTTEN YEARS? m SO,PLEASEPROVEDEDETAns.
No.

43.

HAS ANY BUSINESS OF WHICH YOU ARE OR WERE AN OFFICER DIRECTOR, OR PARTNER
BEEN A PARTY TO ANY ADMiNiSTRATrVE AGENCY PROCEEDING OR CRIMINAL OR CIVEL

LITIGATION RELEVANTTO THE POSITIONTO WHICH YOU HAVE BEENNOMINATED? n SO,
PLEASE PROVDE DETAILS. (WITH RESPECT TO A BUSINESS OF WHICH YOU ARE OR WERE

AN OFFICER,YOU NEEDONLY CONSIDERPROCEEDINGSAND LITIGATION THAT OCCURRED
WHILE YOU WEREAN OFFICEROFTHAT BUSINESS.)
No.

44. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN TIU SUBJECTOF ANY INSPECTORGENERAL IFfVESTIGATION? IF SO,
PLEASE PROVEDEDETAILS.
No. However, as a long.term government employee, organizations in which I have held supervisory or
managementpositions have beenthe subject of routine Inspector General audits, reviews, and inspections.

PART F - SECURITY INFORMATION
45.

HAVE YOU EVER BEEN DENHD ANY SECURITY CLEARANCE OR ACCESS TO CLASSIFIED
INFORMATION FOR ANY REASON? IF YES, PLEASE EXPLAIN IN DETAIL.

No
46.

HAVE YOU BEEN REQUIRED TO TAKE A POLYGRAPH EXAMINATION FOR ANY SECURITY

CLEARANCE OR ACCESSTO CLASSIFIED INFORMATION? IF YES, PLEASE EXPLAIN.
Yes, I have taken both counterintelligence and full-scope polygraphs consistent with my employment at CIA

(2003-2007)andNGA (2010-present).

47. HAVE YOU EVER REFUSEDTO SUBMITTO A POLYGRAPHEXAMINATION? IF YES,PLEASE

EXPLAIN.
No.

PART G - ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
48.

DESCRIBE IN YOUR OWN WORDS THE CONCEPT OF CONGRESSIONAL ovERsiGHr

OF U.S

INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES. IN PARTICULAR, CHARACTERIZE WHAT YOU BELIEVE TO BE
THE OBLIGATIONS OF THE PRINCIPAL DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND
THE INTELLIGENCE COMMITrEES OF THE CONGRESS,RESPECTIVELY, IN THE OVERSIGFrr
PROCESS

As a former professional staff member on the House PermanentSelect Committee on Intelligence, I know
first-hand the importance of the intelligence committees and the need for them to provide an independentlook
at the strategies, plans, and accomplishments of the individual IC elements; within the larger context of the

entire IC. I believe that congressional oversight is essentialto a functioning democracy. Members of the
intelligence committees,as representativesof both their broader House or Senatechambersand of the
American people, should be kept fully and currently informed of intelligence activities. Occasionally, the most
sensitive activities may require briefing a more limited number of members and staff, but I believe that is in
keeping with the IC’s commitment to transparency,while still balancing operational security.
The Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence supportsthe Director of National Intelligence in the
oversight responsibility for the entire IC and should respond to requestsfor information from the congressional
intelligence committees in a timely fashion and with sufficient information to clearly answer the questions
posed. The DNI and PDDNI should follow legislative direction and also take recommendations posed by the

intelligence committees affecting the IC agenciesinto consideration for future activity planning.
Additionally, when I was a professional staff member on the HPSCI from 2007-2010, 1believed that
shepherdingthe Intelligence Authorization Act through the HPSCI, through negotiations with the SSCI, and
then onto the House floor for a vote was one of the most important parts of our intelligence committees
oversight function. It is one of the most powerful ways to capturethe direction of the intelligence committees
and ensure IC-wide awareness.

49. EXPLAIN YOUR UNDERSTANDING OF THE RESPONSEBILITIESOF THE PRINCIPAL DEPUTY
DIRECTOR OF NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence (PDDND is responsible for assistingthe Director of
National Intelligence (DNI) in carrying out the duties and responsibilities of the Director. As the headof the
IC, the DNI overseesthe integration of intelligence functions, overseesand directs the implementation of the
National Intelligence Program budget; overseesand directs the intelligence the IC provides to decision makers
acrossthe government; and servesas the principal intelligence advisor to the President.
Two specific PDDNI responsibilities include standing in for the DNI when she is unavailable or after being
delegated an authority, and leading the IC Deputies Committee to ensure strong connections with and between
the deputies of the IC Elements

AFFIRMATION

I. STACEY A. DIXON, DO SWEAR THAT THE ANSWERS I HAVE PROVIDED TO THIS
QUESTIONNAIRE ARE ACCURATE AND COMPLETE.

glXt'u?t'

STACEYA. DIXON SIGNATURE

(Date)

NOTARY SIGNATURE

TO THE CHAIRMAN, SELECT COMMiTrEE ON INTELLIGENCE:
In connection with my nomination to be the Principal Deputy Director of

NationalIntelligence,I herebyexpressmy willingnessto respondto requeststo
appear and testify before any duly constituted committee of the Senate.

STACEYA. DIXON SIGNATURE

Date:

7 May 2021