Robert Heiler served as Executive Director of the Institute for Advanced Strategic and Political Studies (IASPS) Washington, DC office, where he managed operations during a period when the think tank was active in promoting strategic policy recommendations on Middle East issues and U.S. national security. IASPS, founded in the 1980s with offices in Jerusalem and Washington, was notably linked to influential neoconservative figures and ideas, including the 'Clean Break' memo advocating regime change in Iraq. Beyond his role at IASPS, no further verified details on Heiler's career trajectory, personal life, or other affiliations are publicly documented in major sources.