Michael Siegl

Former Brigadier General Mike Siegl has accumulated over 30 years of global logistics and leadership experience in the U.S. Army. Mike's roles have been diverse, including serving as the Director of Logistics and Engineering for U.S. Central Command, where he facilitated and synchronized logistics and engineering operations in support of over 40,000 U.S. service and multi-national members across the Middle East and Central Asia.

His command and staff roles have spanned leading large-scale units and people in wartime and peace, with assignments and deployments in the Pentagon, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Korea. Mike also served as the 57th Quartermaster General and Commandant, managing the Army's largest logistics school and contributing to modernizing logistics systems and programs for the Army and Joint Force.

Mike is a published author in military publications. His educational background includes a bachelor's degree from Stanford University, a master's degree from Georgetown University, and a National Security Fellowship from Harvard University.