Matthew “Matt” S. Fine ’94
Matt is a cyber and strategic risk specialist leader at Deloitte & Touche LLC, within the Risk & Financial Advisory and Government & Public Sector areas. He serves clients such as the Defense Health Agency, Internal Revenue Service, Criminal Investigation, US Olympic Committee, Department of Justice/Federal Bureau of Investigation and numerous commercial clients.
Prior to joining Deloitte, Matt served nearly 23 years as a supervisory special agent at the Federal Bureau of Investigation. He led some of the most technical programs in the FBI, including the operational technology division’s data intercept technology unit and the cyber division’s technology innovation unit, among many others.
Prior to his service to the FBI, Matt was a network engineer at the National Institutes of Health. Matt also served as a U.S. Army infantry Officer, assigned to the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) at Fort Campbell in Kentucky.
Matt is a native of Burke, Virginia. He has as a Bachelor of Art in government and certificates from Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Business and the National Preparedness Leadership Initiative at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
He currently serves as the vice president of the Association of 1775, the W&M Alumni Association’s network for military, veterans and members of the federal government. He also actively supports the Mason School of Business Corporation Acceleration Council and the Center for Military Transition. He was the Philadelphia Chapter president from 2002-2006.
“William & Mary was a pivotal chapter in my life, providing experiences and guidance that have profoundly shaped both my character and my career. From the very start, I knew I wanted to give back to the university that had given me so much,” he says.“Mentoring future leaders and encouraging public service among William & Mary students are my deepest passions. I am committed to ensuring that our alumni community inspires and uplifts those following in our footsteps, and I am eager to further this mission on the Alumni Association Board of Directors.”