Marc Ruskin, a distinguished speaker and author, brings a unique perspective to the world of law enforcement through his book, ‘The Pretender, My Life Undercover for the FBI.’ With a career spanning 27 years as a Special Agent for the FBI, Ruskin spent two decades working undercover, infiltrating diverse criminal organizations such as a New York Mafia crime family, a heroin syndicate, terrorist groups, and a Wall Street trading exchange.

Ruskin’s exceptional contributions have earned him five Commendations from the Director of the FBI, highlighting his exemplary service. Fluent in several languages, he has undertaken assignments at U.S. Embassies worldwide, showcasing his global impact. Beyond fieldwork, Ruskin serves as an FBI police instructor and shares his wealth of experience through lectures at educational institutions and academies.

Since retiring in 2012, Ruskin’s book has garnered widespread acclaim, offering an insider’s perspective on the inner workings of the FBI. He is a respected contributor to prestigious media outlets, including Forbes.com and The Epoch Times, where he pens a regular column.

With an initial background in law, Ruskin dedicates part of his time to a law practice in New York. His speaking engagements across the country cover a range of topics, from crime and law to leadership, providing audiences with insights drawn from his extensive and impactful career in the FBI. Marc Ruskin remains a compelling voice in the realms of law enforcement, security, and leadership.