Marc Meyer is a career member of the Senior Executive Service and serves as the Assistant Inspector General for Investigations in the Office of Inspector General at the U.S. Agency for International Development. He leads a global workforce of Federal law enforcement officers, Foreign Service National Investigators, digital forensic examiners, and investigative analysts.
Assistant Inspector General Meyer previously served in the Department of Justice Office of the Inspector General as a Special Agent and in the Department of State Office of Inspector General as both an Assistant Special Agent-in-Charge and Special Agent-in-Charge. He began his federal law enforcement career domestically and overseas as a Special Agent in the Diplomatic Security Service (DSS) where he served as an Assistant Regional Security Officer, an Assistant Shift Leader on the Secretary of State’s Protective Detail, and a criminal investigator in the DSS Headquarters and New York Field Office.
Before his tenure with DSS, he was a State Department Foreign Service Officer. He served as a Provincial Action Officer and the Team Leader (Acting) for Provincial Reconstruction Team Babil in al-Hilla, Iraq and in the State Department’s Office of the Coordinator for Counterterrorism. Meyer practiced law in New York and New Jersey. He was the first federal judicial law clerk for U.S. Senior District Judge Peter G. Sheridan (retired) in the District of New Jersey, served in the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey law department in the World Trade Center, and litigated in private practice on a white-collar investigations and criminal defense team.
Prior to his Foreign Service and legal careers, Meyer served as a U.S. Army intelligence officer. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree at Syracuse University and his Juris Doctor at Seton Hall University School of Law, is a member of the New York bar, the New Jersey bar, and an adjunct professor at George Mason University and the Inspector General Criminal Investigator Academy.