Charter Communications Names Former FBI Executive Head of Security
Chris Hacker to oversee programs that will protect employees, operations, and facilities.
Chris Hacker to oversee programs that will protect employees, operations, and facilities.
WASHINGTON, June 10, 2026 – Charter Communications, a major telecommunications and mass media company, named Chris Hacker, a former FBI agent, as Head of Corporate Security.
Hacker will succeed Jane Rhodes, who is retiring and has been in the role for 10 years. In the role, Hacker will oversee programs that protect Charter’s employees, operations and facilities. He will also help advance the company’s security strategy and manage partnerships with law enforcement and public safety agencies.
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