Does anyone have a Forbes magazine article showing that William Chatfield, director of Oxygen Biotechnologies was the director of Secret Service
Posted on | August 18, 2012 | 1 Comment
There are 3 SEC filings under June 14. You are looking at the wrong one.
It’s the same William A. Chatfield because Forbes Magazine identified him as the former head of Selective Service.
The William A. Chatfield who has an address in Texas in the correct William Chatfield that you are looking at. However, those addresses are investment properties. His wife owns one of the investment properties at 1500 Bonham Court and William owns another at 1517 Bonham Court. An Arab gentleman owns some of the other investment properties on that block, whether in his own name or using straw men.
https://www.city-data.com/dallas-county/B/Bonham-Court-1.html
Although William A. Chatfield owns investment properties in Texas and he is affiliated with a North Carolina firm, he works out of their Orange County Office. A process server can easily find him by going to his OC business address.
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August 18th, 2012 @ 10:30 am
William Austin Chatfield is an American government executive and lobbyist who served as the 11th Director of Selective Service from November 29, 2004, having been nominated by President George W. Bush and confirmed by the U.S. Senate. He was directly responsible to the President for the management of the Selective Service System.
Prior to this, Chatfield, a Texan, had worked over 30 years in the executive and legislative branches of the Federal government.
He commenced public service with the Doorkeeper of the U.S. House of Representatives from 1978 through 1979, and performed in several appointed positions of increasing responsibility from 1980 through 1987 in the Reagan Administration. He served on the staff of the Deputy Undersecretary for Policy at the Department of Defense; as a Regional Director of the Civil Aeronautics Board; Special Assistant to the Director, Office of Personnel Management; Assistant to the Chairman of the Consumer Product Safety Commission; Special Assistant for Congressional Liaison in the Department of the Interior; and Staff Advisor to the Commissioner at the Interstate Commerce Commission.
From 1987 until his appointment with the Selective Service, he was a lobbyist and in 1989, established Kindness & Chatfield Associates, a lobbying firm with former Congressman Tom Kindness[citation needed] .
Chatfield attended Union College, majoring in political science and criminal justice, and continued studies at American University. He is a veteran of the United States Marine Corps, with 35 years of active duty[citation needed] and reserve service.
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