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2027 Eradicate Hate Global Summit

November 9-11, 2027

David L. Lawrence Convention Center | Pittsburgh, PA

Eradicate Hate Global Summit logo

2027 Eradicate Hate Global Summit

November 9-11, 2027

David L. Lawrence Convention Center | Pittsburgh, PA

Jason C. Krayl

Deputy Chief, New Jersey Division of Criminal Justice/ NJ Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness

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Jason C. Krayl was promoted to Deputy Chief of Detectives for the New Jersey Division of Criminal Justice (NJDCJ) and Bureau Chief of the Operations Bureau at the New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness (NJ OHSP) in July 2023, after serving in an acting capacity in that role since March 2023. As the Chief of the NJ OHSP Operations Bureau, the office’s law enforcement component, Deputy Chief Krayl leads the Operations Bureau’s efforts in detecting and disrupting terrorist activity and acts of targeted violence. In January 2022, Deputy Chief Krayl was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant, where he served as a deputy to then Deputy Chief Pullen. Prior to that, Deputy Chief Krayl was assigned to the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF), Newark Division, from 2011 until 2021. During his tenure on the JTTF, Deputy Chief Krayl worked a number of high profile International and Domestic terrorism investigations and did a 15 month TDY with the FBI Counterterrorism Division’s International Terrorism Operations Section (ITOS) in Northern Virginia. Deputy Chief Krayl joined NJ OHSP in 2006 and graduated from the NJDCJ Basic Course for Investigators in 2007. Deputy Chief Krayl holds a Master of Science Degree from New York University in Global Affairs with a concentration in Transnational Security and a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Monmouth University in History and Political Science.

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It is a tragic reality that hateful ideology has found fertile ground online and offline, with consequences affecting not only Americans but people around the world. We cannot stand idle in the face of bias, bigotry, and extremism. Together, at the Eradicate Hate Summit and beyond, the collective will of individuals and organizations is needed to galvanize all people of good will to protect and defend our communities.

George Selim
George Selim Senior Vice President for National Affairs, Anti-Defamation League (ADL)