Doug Halsey

CFR Staff

Doug Halsey

Chief Digital Officer

Doug Halsey joined the Council in 2015. As Chief Digital Officer, he oversees the Digital Content team and works closely with the Design, Product, and Engineering departments to create innovative experiences for CFRorg. Previously at A&E Television Networks, he ran the A&E and HISTORY websites, developed a variety of award-winning interactives and videos and managed the redesign of HISTORY.com. At CFR, Doug directed CFR.org'S redesign and he and his team continue to produce award-winning content.

 

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Brave New Ukraine

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Iran and Israel’s War Comes Out of the Shadows

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How America Can Prevent War Between Iran and Israel

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