Jimmy Kitchen is a Partner in Jones Day’s Pittsburgh Office, practicing in the Investigations & White Collar Defense and Cybersecurity, Privacy and Data Protection groups. Prior to joining Jones Day, Jimmy was an Assistant U.S. Attorney with the U.S. Department of Justice in the Southern District of Texas, District of New Jersey, and the Western District of Pennsylvania, where he investigated and prosecuted international and domestic terrorism cases with a special focus on monitoring and identifying online extremists. With the DOJ, Jimmy served as the Deputy Chief of the National Security and Cyber Section of the U.S. Attorney’s Office and was designated as an Anti-Terrorism Advisory Council Coordinator as well as a National Security Cyber Specialist. Jimmy has been named as the Inaugural Practice Affiliate Scholar at the University of Pittsburgh’s Institute for Cyber Law, Policy, and Security. He presents nationally as an authority on cybersecurity and investigations.
At the Summit
To me, Eradicate Hate was the most important gathering of 2021 for those of us who work on issues related to domestic extremism and organized hate. The Summit uniquely combined a variety of perspectives, including experts, civil society representatives, politicians and policymakers, and the families and loved ones of victims. Eradicate Hate has the important mission of standing against the rising tide of hate and extremism in our society, and it’s an honor to be able to support this mission.
