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Generational Cycles of Drug Trafficking: How we can fix it w/ Bradly Johnson of BUILD Inc. Chicago

Michael Brown
Michael Brown
Michael W. Brown is the global director of counter-narcotics technology at Rigaku Analytical Devices. He has a distinguished career spanning more than 32 years as a Special Agent for the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). Most recently he was the DEA Headquarters staff coordinator for the Office of Foreign Operations for the Middle East-Europe-Afghanistan-India. Prior to that he served as the country attaché in India and Myanmar providing foreign advisory support for counter narcotic enforcement. He also spent 10 years in Pakistan as a special advisor to the US Embassy on various law enforcement issues. Michael is a graduate of the United States Ranger Training Battalion and has a master’s degree in Interdisciplinary Technology and Management from the University of Eastern Michigan.
    

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Welcome to The Opioid Matrix: A Journey Into The Rabbit Hole. In this episode, we take a deep dive into the International Side of the war on drugs.
In our conversation with Jen and Michael Brown, Counter-Narcotics Interdiction Business Development  Director at Rigaku Analytical Devices, we talk to Bradly Johnson, Chief Community Officer at BUILD Inc. Chicago about:
  • The Mission of Build Inc. Chicago.
  • How has the view on the War on Drugs and Drug-Related crimes affected Chicago’s Youth since the 90’s?
  • The Generational Cycle of Drug Trafficking.
  • How to Address Concentrated Poverty in cities.

Have an idea for an episode topic or guest? Contact Jen Lynch or Michael Brown on LinkedIn.

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