# Leiter

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**Leiter** is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:

- A family of American baseball pitchers: - [Al Leiter](/source/Al_Leiter) (born 1965), left-hander - [Jack Leiter](/source/Jack_Leiter) (born 2000), son of Al, right-hander - [Mark Leiter](/source/Mark_Leiter) (born 1963), brother of Al, right-hander - [Mark Leiter Jr.](/source/Mark_Leiter_Jr.) (born 1991), son of Mark, right-hander
- [Brian Leiter](/source/Brian_Leiter), American philosopher and legal scholar
- [Felix Leiter](/source/Felix_Leiter), fictional character in the James Bond series
- [Ken Leiter](/source/Ken_Leiter), American ice hockey player
- [Levi Leiter](/source/Levi_Leiter), American businessman
- [Mark Leiter (US Businessman)](/source/Mark_Leiter_(US_Businessman)), Chief Strategy Officer at [Nielsen](/source/Nielsen_Holdings)
- [Michael Leiter](/source/Michael_Leiter), former director, National Counterterrorism Center
- [Saul Leiter](/source/Saul_Leiter), photographer and artist
- [Yechiel Leiter](/source/Yechiel_Leiter), American-born Israeli historian of philosophy, public policy analyst, rabbi and settlement activist, Israeli ambassador to the United States

## See also

- [Leiter, Wyoming](/source/Leiter,_Wyoming), a community in the United States
- The *[Leiter Report](/source/Leiter_Report)*, a report on university professors of philosophy edited by Brian Leiter
- The [Second Leiter Building](/source/Second_Leiter_Building), also known as the Sears Building, in Chicago
- [Leiter International Performance Scale](/source/Leiter_International_Performance_Scale), an intelligence test
- [Leite](/source/Leite)
- [Leitner](/source/Leitner)
- [Gauleiter](/source/Gauleiter), an administrator (leader) of a *gau* (district) in pre-World War II Germany

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