The second female specialist director in American history took office, and was previously a Pepsi executive

Jimu Journalist Song Qingying

According to the Washington Post, on August 24, local time, Biden announced the appointment of Gold Cheetel as a new director of the US Special Service.

According to reports, the US Special Service is responsible for protecting senior US officials including former presidents and foreign dignitaries visited.

Kim Cheter (Source: New York Times)

Biden said in a statement that Chetel has worked for the Special Service for 27 years and has been promoted all the way. He has been promoted to the assistant director of the Protection Action. This is one of the most important departments of the Special Service Bureau. When Biden served as Vice President, Cheter became a security officer of Biden, and in 2021, she was awarded the presidential award. Biden said: "She completely trusts me, I look forward to cooperating with her."

Biden commented: "She is an outstanding law enforcement professionals and has excellent leadership ability. She is the best candidate for the agency at a critical moment at a critical moment."

At present, Chenters is a senior director of Pepsi Coca -Cola. The work content includes supervision facilities and employees.

Cheetel will replace the work of the special service director James Muri. He announced his resignation a few weeks ago, and he will go to California to serve as chief security officer of Snapchat's parent company Snapchat, California.

Prior to Chetel, Julia Pilson was the only female director of the Special Service Bureau. She worked as a security vulnerability from 2013 to 2014, but due to security vulnerabilities, she lost the trust of then President Obama.

US Special Service Manager (Source: Washington Post)

In recent months, the US Special Service has become the focus because of a series of controversy.

In May of this year, two special agents of the Special Service accompanied Byden to South Korea, and they conflicted with local citizens in local South Korean citizens. After returning to the United States, the two agents were forced to rest in administrative leave.

In April of this year, the US media reported that four special officers were deceived by two counterfeit agents and received gifts. One of them was a security personnel of Gil Biden, the first lady.

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