Mr. Trent Frazier is the Deputy Assistant Director of the Stakeholder Engagement Division (SED) in the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). As the Deputy Assistant Director for Stakeholder Engagement, Mr. Frazier leads, in coordination with the Assistant Director, CISA’s strategy to build, promote and sustain strategic partnerships across industry, public sectors and institutions, and the international community. He also oversees partner coordination and information sharing to support the security and resilience of critical infrastructure against hazards to include terrorism, natural disasters and cyber-attacks. In addition to directing a large and diverse team of professionals, Mr. Frazier represents CISA on behalf of the Assistant Director in engagements with senior department leadership, the administration and before Congress.

Prior to joining CISA, Mr. Frazier served as the Executive Director for Office of Campaigns and Academic Engagement at DHS where he led the planning and implementation of three national education and public awareness campaigns focused on combating human trafficking, promoting suspicious activity reporting, and fostering resiliency and emergency preparedness across colleges and universities. In his role, Mr. Frazier represented the Secretary, Deputy Secretary, and agency leadership to create and maintain dialog with interagency partners, private sector and non-governmental entities, and leadership for institutions of higher education to generate awareness on key national security issues.

Prior to this role, Mr. Frazier has served in a variety of positions across the Department focused on border infrastructure, workforce management, and acquisition and program management. Through his efforts, Mr. Frazier has received the Secretary’s Award for Excellence and multiple leadership awards across the Department.

He has a Juris Doctorate from Washington University School of Law and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Missouri at Columbia. He began his federal career as a Presidential Management Fellow, and has since been a fellow in the Harvard Senior Executive Fellows Program.