David Norquist, then deputy secretary of defense, speaks during the eighth meeting of the National Space Council at the Kennedy Space Center on Dec. 9, 2020, in Cape Canaveral, Florida. Photo: John Raoux/AP Covington's Latest Defense Hire Will Help Clients Explain the Unexplainable: How Government Works
From his past work relating to UFOs to his new role at Covington, David Norquist talks with NLJ about his government career and what's next.
June 03, 2021 at 05:45 PM
6 minute read
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Former acting Secretary of Defense David Norquist has joined Washington, D.C., powerhouse Covington & Burling in its aerospace and defense industry practices. No stranger to unidentified phenomena, Norquist, who joined Covington in late May as a senior adviser, will help his clients explain the unexplainable—how government works.
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