After migrating from Cuba to the United States, Omar A. Aleman received a B.A. in Criminology and a M.S. in Criminal Psychology from Florida State University prior to being employed by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) in 1971. During his 32-year tenure there, he worked undercover operations for several years both here and abroad, performed investigative duties, was attached to three U.S. embassies overseas for a period of six years, supervised crop eradication operations in Latin America and was assigned as a training director, among many assignments. He spent the latter portion of his career providing motivational speeches on drug abuse education to the public at large, as well as to teams in the NFL, MLB, NBA and the NCAA. In January, 1990, he arrested Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega and brought him to justice to the United States. After retiring in 2003, he conducted police training in Latin America, continued to speak to diverse groups on drug abuse education, provided physical security to Latin American political and business leaders and was an adjunct professor at three Florida universities. By 2013, his focus shifted towards assisting Christian non-profit organizations as an advocate, volunteer and financial partner. He has served and continues to serve in several boards, to include Heart2Heart, the Christian Businessman Connection (CBMC), The United Way, Hope South Florida and Hope Haven. He now utilizes his motivational speaking talents to share his testimony with Christian groups in this country and abroad. In retrospect, the DEA trained him to become a suitable employee at JESUS & ASSOCIATES, the 2,000 year old company charged with spreading the gospel of Christ.


