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The Honorable Mark Esper served as U.S. Secretary of Defense and Secretary of the Army, with decades of leadership across government, business, and the military. A West Point Distinguished Graduate and author of A Sacred Oath, he now works in venture capital and private equity. A top speaker acrosseconomic and finance, geopolitics, military leadership, and technology, Esper brings audiences informed perspectives on global security, leadership, and strategic decision-making. To bring Mark Esper to your next speaking event, contact WWSG.
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