Neneng Hasanah

Accomplished Deputy Chief Security Investigator at the U.S Embassy Jakarta, adept in conducting high-stakes investigations and managing security operations. Excelled in liaising with Indonesian National Police, enhancing security protocols, and leading training programs. Skilled in analytical reporting and bilingual communication, demonstrating significant improvements in investigative processes and team efficiency.

• Successfully managed a team of 4 Investigators and 2 administrative clerks in conducting background investigations of approximately 200 personnel/year
• Recipient of Meritorious Honor Award for Significant contribution to the overall success of the US Presidential and Secretary of State’s visit to Bali for the 2011 ASEAN Summit
• Recipient of cash Award for Security performance during Thamrin terrorist Activities on January 2016
• Recipient of Honor Award in recognition of outstanding work researching and writing formal Standard Operating Procedures guide for Security Certification investigation for Locally Employee Staffs and Contractors year 2017
• Recipient of Eagle Award for demonstrating the highest professionalism in coordinating with multiple agencies during challenging times which resulted a successful visit of the Under Secretary for Policy James Anderson to Indonesia
• Recipient of Honor Award in December 2023 for Exceptional leadership as Security Lead for the 2023 ASEAN Leader Summit in Bali
• Successfully assisted the Diplomatic Security Agents for U.S delegations visit for Indonesian Presidential Inauguration October 2024

• First Aid Certification

As security Leader, I was tasked with handling all aspects of security planning for the U.S Vice President, Kamala Harris's visit to Jakarta to attend the ASEAN leader's Summit. I had to make sure the needs of U.S Secret Service were met, while also maintaining the important law enforcement and security relationships within the Host Nation that will undoubtedly benefit future for VIP/VVIP visits to Jakarta. I was the anchor to the overall Bi-Mission Security support for the ASEAN Summit.  I proved instrumental in securing additional access for U.S Secret Service agents after the Indonesian security services (Paspampres) severely limited participating nations to only one armed security agent inside the conference venue.  I negotiated with Indonesian Foreign Ministry and Paspampres contacts to secure the necessary approvals for the United States Delegation to be allowed four armed security agents inside the venue with the Vice President, more that any other nation was allowed at the summit. This was a huge win and ultimately allowed the U.S secret service to fully implement their security plan without any further compromise.