Former CIA Intelligence Officer

andrew bustamante

TOPICS - • Espionage • Intelligence

• Personal Development • Principles • Security

andrew bustamante - PROGRAMS

  • Business Lessons from Terrorists
  • Directing Human Behavior to Drive Predictable Outcomes
  • The Spycraft Secret to Increasing Sales
  • Risk Prism
This session introduces the RiskPrism
  • Bespoke Offerings

“I love his teaching because it’s different and from real world applications.”

-Ed Mylett


“Andrew was absolutely phenomenal! He has such fresh content and presented in an entertaining yet professional way.”

-G7 Marketing

andrew bustamante - Biography

Andrew Bustamante is a former clandestine CIA intelligence officer and co-founder of EverydaySpy, a global training platform that adapts spy skills to business and life. He hosts the EverydaySpy Podcast and serves as a go-to expert for international news and security issues. A graduate of the United States Air Force Academy and decorated US Air Force combat veteran, Andrew was recruited into CIA's National Clandestine Service (NCS) where he handled sensitive operations still classified Top Secret.


Andrew is a Fortune 10 advisor and an expert in influence and persuasion. Andrew brings strategies and tactics he mastered at CIA to boost your sales and marketing teams.

Check Availability

andrew bustamante - MEDIA

A thrilling firsthand account by husband-and-wife CIA operatives who, against all odds, triumphed in a deadly cat-and-mouse game against a mole within the agency—an unprecedented insider account of 21st-century spycraft in the tradition of Argo and Black Ops.
 
Andrew and Jihi Bustamante were a “tandem couple”: married spies who’d dedicated their lives to the CIA. They met as trainees at Langley, and got married while hunting terrorists across the globe. Then, suddenly, they were assigned to a mission so sensitive and explosive that the CIA still has never acknowledged it. The CIA’s source network in a country code-named "Falcon"—one of America’s most formidable rivals—had been compromised by a mole, and the agency needed a new way to collect intelligence there. Young newlyweds, the Bustamantes were considered safe choices for this daunting task precisely because they had no experience in Falcon. They were also loyal, forgettable, and completely disposable—operatives who could help to strengthen the CIA’s position in Falcon while simultaneously serving as bait for the mole.