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Updated Jan. 15 at 3:52 p.m.
Barbara Barrett | Secretary of the Air Force, Department of Defense | Resignation announced |
Thomas E. Ayres | General counsel of the Air Force, Department of Defense | Resignation announced |
William Roper | Assistant secretary of the Air Force for acquisition, technology, logistics, Department of Defense | Resignation announced |
John P. Roth | Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Financial Management and Comptroller, Department of Defense | Resignation announced |
John Henderson | Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Installations, Environment, and Energy, Department of Defense | Resignation announced |
Shon J. Manasco | Assistant secretary of the Air Force for manpower and reserve affairs, Department of Defense | Resignation announced |
Makan Delrahim | Assistant attorney general for the antitrust division, Department of Justice | Resignation announced |
Chad F. Wolf | Under Secretary for Strategy, Policy, and Plans, Department of Homeland Security | Resignation announced |
Christopher Ashley Ford | Assistant Secretary for International Security and Nonproliferation, Department of State | Resignation announced |
Betsy DeVos | Secretary, Department of Education | Resignation announced |
Elinore F. McCance-Katz | Administrator, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Department of Health and Human Services | Resignation announced |
Elaine Chao | Secretary, Department of Transportation | Resignation announced |
Barbera Hale Thornhill | Ambassador, Singapore, Department of State | Referred to Foreign Relations committee |
Jason Abend | Inspector general, Department of Defense | Referred to Armed Services committee |
Chad F. Wolf | Secretary, Department of Homeland Security | Withdrawn by president |
William Patrick Joseph Kimmitt | Commissioner, United States International Trade Commission | Referred to Finance committee |
C.J. Mahoney | Legal adviser, Department of State | Returned to president |
Marshall Billingslea | Undersecretary for arms control and international security affairs, Department of State | Returned to president |
Ryan Michael Tully | Assistant secretary for arms control, verification, and compliance, Department of State | Returned to president |
David L. Fogel | Assistant secretary for economic and business affairs, Department of State | Returned to president |
This tracker of Donald Trump’s presidential appointees is up-to-date as of Jan. 15, 2021. It will no longer be updated. As is typical for an outgoing administration, most Trump appointees intended to resign ahead of President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration on Jan. 20. We’re now tracking Biden’s nominees to roughly 800 executive branch positions.
The Post and Partnership for Public Service, a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization, are tracking roughly 700 key executive branch nominations through the confirmation process. These positions include Cabinet secretaries, deputy and assistant secretaries, chief financial officers, general counsel, heads of agencies, ambassadors and other critical leadership positions. These are a portion of the roughly 1,200 positions that require Senate confirmation.
The Senate can only act on nominations that have been formally submitted by the Trump administration. Those marked “awaiting nomination” above have been announced but not yet submitted, while those marked “formally nominated” are awaiting action by the Senate.
Share of key positions filled, by agency
Energy | 83% |
State | 80% |
Health and Human Services | 78% |
Interior | 78% |
Veterans Affairs | 75% |
Labor | 71% |
Agriculture | 69% |
Treasury | 65% |
Transportation A | 64% |
Housing and Urban Development | 62% |
Commerce | 57% |
Environmental Protection Agency | 57% |
Education A | 50% |
Defense A | 49% |
Justice A | 34% |
Homeland Security A | 24% |
Note: Cabinet-level departments with 12 or more tracked positions are included.
This page updates weekly on Monday mornings. For data questions, please contact tracker@ourpublicservice.org.
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Rex Tillerson | Secretary Serves as chief foreign policy adviser, foreign policy coordinator, senior negotiator and senior Cabinet officer, and leads the department, which had nearly $26.5 billion in budget outlays in fiscal 2015, and 10,500 nonseasonal full time permanent employees in fiscal 2016
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ConfirmedDetails | Michael Pompeo | Secretary Serves as chief foreign policy adviser, foreign policy coordinator, senior negotiator and senior Cabinet officer, and leads the department, which had nearly $26.5 billion in budget outlays in fiscal 2015, and 10,500 nonseasonal full time permanent employees in fiscal 2016
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | John J. Sullivan (To Serve Concurrently as Deputy Secretary for Management and Resources) | Deputy secretary Serves as the department's principal deputy, as acting secretary in the secretary's absence and as the secretary's principal adviser, and assists in the formulation and conduct of U.S. foreign policy, playing a senior role in international affairs and diplomatic relations Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Stephen E. Biegun | Deputy secretary Serves as the department's principal deputy, as acting secretary in the secretary's absence and as the secretary's principal adviser, and assists in the formulation and conduct of U.S. foreign policy, playing a senior role in international affairs and diplomatic relations Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | John J. Sullivan (Confirmed as Deputy Secretary) | Deputy secretary for management and resources Serves as chief operating officer of a department that has about $26 billion in outlays and 10,000 total employment, and as the secretary's principal adviser on overall supervision and direction of State's resource allocation and management activities Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Jennifer Gillian Newstead | Legal adviser Advises on domestic and international legal issues arising in the department's work, assists State's principals and policy officers in formulating and implementing U.S. foreign policies, and promotes development of international law and its institutions as a fundamental element of those policies Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | C.J. Mahoney | Legal adviser Advises on domestic and international legal issues arising in the department's work, assists State's principals and policy officers in formulating and implementing U.S. foreign policies, and promotes development of international law and its institutions as a fundamental element of those policies Download for more information
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No nominee | Chief financial officer | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | Andrea L. Thompson | Undersecretary for arms control and international security affairs Manages global U.S. security policy in areas of nonproliferation, arms control, regional security and defense relations, arms transfers and security assistance; oversees negotiation, implementation and verification of international arms control and security agreements Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Marshall Billingslea | Undersecretary for arms control and international security affairs Manages global U.S. security policy in areas of nonproliferation, arms control, regional security and defense relations, arms transfers and security assistance; oversees negotiation, implementation and verification of international arms control and security agreements Download for more information
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No nominee | Undersecretary for arms control and international security affairs | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ReturnedDetails | Marshall Billingslea | Undersecretary for civilian security, democracy and human rights Coordinates U.S. foreign policy on transnational issues, including humanitarian efforts; human rights and labor issues; combating terrorism, trafficking in persons and illicit drug activity; and the documentation of war crimes and atrocities Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | Eric M. Ueland | Undersecretary for civilian security, democracy and human rights Coordinates U.S. foreign policy on transnational issues, including humanitarian efforts; human rights and labor issues; combating terrorism, trafficking in persons and illicit drug activity; and the documentation of war crimes and atrocities Download for more information
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No nominee | Undersecretary for civilian security, democracy and human rights | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Keith Krach | Under Secretary for Economic Growth, Energy and the Environment
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WithdrawnDetails | Eric M. Ueland | Undersecretary for management Oversees the department's people, resources, facilities, technology and security, and serves as one of the secretary's principal advisers on management issues and allocation of department operating resources, including control of positions, funds and other worldwide department resources Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Brian J. Bulatao | Undersecretary for management Oversees the department's people, resources, facilities, technology and security, and serves as one of the secretary's principal advisers on management issues and allocation of department operating resources, including control of positions, funds and other worldwide department resources Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | David Hale | Undersecretary for political affairs Serve as the department's fourth-highest official and as day-to-day manager of overall regional and bilateral policy issues; oversees the bureaus of Africa, East Asia and the Pacific, Europe and Eurasia, the Near East, South and Central Asia, the Western Hemisphere and International Organizations Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Irwin Steven Goldstein | Undersecretary for public diplomacy Serves as the principal foreign policy adviser to the secretary and deputy secretaries in the formulation, conduct and coordination of a comprehensive outreach and public affairs strategy that supports key diplomatic policies, priorities and initiatives worldwide Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Undersecretary for public diplomacy Serves as the principal foreign policy adviser to the secretary and deputy secretaries in the formulation, conduct and coordination of a comprehensive outreach and public affairs strategy that supports key diplomatic policies, priorities and initiatives worldwide Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Tibor Peter Nagy Jr. | Assistant secretary for African affairs Focuses on the development and management of U.S. policy concerning the African continent; works to strengthen democratic institutions, support economic growth and development, advance peace and security, and promote opportunity and development Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Yleem D. S. Poblete | Assistant secretary for arms control, verification, and compliance Directs policy and resources on matters of verification of compliance with international arms control, nonproliferation and disarmament agreements; coordinates missile defense cooperation, and diplomatic efforts to support national security space activities and cyber confidence-building measures Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Ryan Michael Tully | Assistant secretary for arms control, verification, and compliance Directs policy and resources on matters of verification of compliance with international arms control, nonproliferation and disarmament agreements; coordinates missile defense cooperation, and diplomatic efforts to support national security space activities and cyber confidence-building measures Download for more information
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No nominee | Assistant secretary for arms control, verification, and compliance | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | Denise Natali | Assistant secretary for conflict and stabilization operations Serves as senior adviser on conflict and instability issues in fragile states, and works to advance U.S. national security, by breaking cycles of violent conflict and mitigating crises; advances our understanding of violent conflict through monitoring, analysis and targeted in-country efforts Download for more information
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No nominee | Assistant secretary for conflict and stabilization operations | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Carl C. Risch | Assistant secretary for consular affairs Protects the lives and interests of U.S. citizens abroad and strengthens the security of U.S. borders; leads 13,000 consular professionals in nearly 300 locations worldwide; manages a budget of approximately $4.3 billion; administers the department's visa and passport programs Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Robert A. Destro | Assistant secretary for democracy, human rights and labor Helps newly formed democracies implement democratic principles, helps advocates establish democracies in their countries, and develops policies to address governments that deny citizens the right to choose their leaders in fair elections; oversees publication of State's annual Human Rights Report Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Michael T. Evanoff | Assistant secretary for diplomatic security Oversees the department's security programs for protecting U.S. government employees and facilities overseas from terrorist, criminal or technical attack; ensures the integrity of classified national security information produced and stored in these facilities Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | Susan A. Thornton | Assistant secretary for East Asian and Pacific affairs Directs, coordinates and supervises U.S. government activities in the region on political, economic, consular, public diplomacy and administrative management issues; conducts diplomacy and negotiates with East Asian and Pacific governments Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | David Stilwell | Assistant secretary for East Asian and Pacific affairs Directs, coordinates and supervises U.S. government activities in the region on political, economic, consular, public diplomacy and administrative management issues; conducts diplomacy and negotiates with East Asian and Pacific governments Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Manisha Singh | Assistant secretary for economic and business affairs Promotes economic security and prosperity at home and abroad, and a coherent economic policy across the U.S. government; serves as State's senior economic official; provides guidance to the department's 1,600 economic officers around the world Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | David L. Fogel | Assistant secretary for economic and business affairs Promotes economic security and prosperity at home and abroad, and a coherent economic policy across the U.S. government; serves as State's senior economic official; provides guidance to the department's 1,600 economic officers around the world Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Marie Royce | Assistant secretary for educational and cultural affairs Oversees a wide range of academic, cultural, private sector, professional, youth and sports exchange programs to increase mutual understanding between Americans and people of other countries; builds private-public partnerships to bring resources to enhance the bureau's work Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Francis R. Fannon | Assistant secretary for energy resources Serves as the secretary's principal adviser on incorporating energy security strategy, policy, operations and programs into U.S. foreign policy, and leads the department in a government-wide effort to promote international energy security Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | A. Wess Mitchell | Assistant secretary for European and Eurasian affairs Oversees and advises on U.S. foreign policy and relations with European and Eurasian states; works with regional organizations, such as NATO, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, the E.U. and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, to enhance the U.S.'s work Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Assistant secretary for European and Eurasian affairs Oversees and advises on U.S. foreign policy and relations with European and Eurasian states; works with regional organizations, such as NATO, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, the E.U. and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, to enhance the U.S.'s work Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Ellen E. McCarthy | Assistant secretary for intelligence and research Serves as intelligence adviser to department principals, supervises all department intelligence activities, and represents State within the intelligence community, serving as the primary liaison with the director of national intelligence Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Kirsten Dawn Madison | Assistant secretary for international narcotics and law enforcement Formulates policies to combat international crime and administers programs to reduce illegal drug importation; oversees a budget that in fiscal 2015 was $1.292 billion; leads production of the annual International Narcotics Control Strategy Report Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Kevin Edward Moley | Assistant secretary for international organization affairs Develops and implements U.S. policy in the U.N., its specialized agencies on world health, food and agriculture and more, and other international organizations; helps coordinate information, instructions and policy in international organizations and develop strategies to get their support Download for more information
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No nominee | Assistant secretary for international organization affairs | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | Christopher Ashley Ford | Assistant Secretary for International Security and Nonproliferation Assists the secretary and undersecretary for arms control and international security in directing international security and nonproliferation issues; develops and implements policies to curb the proliferation of WMD; represents the U.S. in bilateral and multilateral negotiations Download for more information
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No nominee | Assistant Secretary for International Security and Nonproliferation | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | Mary Elizabeth Taylor | Assistant secretary for legislative affairs Coordinates legislative activity, acting as State's "diplomat to Congress," advises the secretary and other department principals on legislative strategy, and reviews proposed legislation and foreign policy statements Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Mary Kirtley Waters | Assistant secretary for legislative affairs Coordinates legislative activity, acting as State's "diplomat to Congress," advises the secretary and other department principals on legislative strategy, and reviews proposed legislation and foreign policy statements Download for more information
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No nominee | Assistant secretary for legislative affairs | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | David Schenker | Assistant secretary for Near Eastern affairs Handles U.S. foreign policy and diplomatic relations with countries in the region and focuses on issues including Iraq, Middle East peace, terrorism and weapons of mass destruction, and political and economic reform; provides instructions to ambassadors in the region Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Andrew J. Lawler | Assistant secretary for oceans and international, environmental and scientific affairs
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No nominee | Assistant secretary for oceans and international, environmental and scientific affairs | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | R. Clarke Cooper | Assistant secretary for political-military affairs Serves as State's principal liaison to the Department of Defense; provides policy direction on international security, security assistance programs, military operations, defense strategy and plans, and commercial defense trade Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Ronald Mortensen | Assistant secretary for population, refugees and migration Advances U.S. humanitarian, population and migration policies; guides programs related to the protection and assistance of refugees and other victims of conflict; draws policy attention to and enhances international cooperation on migration, population and reproductive health care issues Download for more information
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No nominee | Assistant secretary for population, refugees and migration | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
WithdrawnDetails | Robert Williams | Assistant secretary for South Asian affairs
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No nominee | Assistant secretary for South Asian affairs | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | Kimberly Breier | Assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere affairs Manages U.S. interests in the region by supporting democracy, trade and sustainable economic development, and by fostering cooperation on regional issues, such as narcotics, migration, border security, civil liberties and human rights, social inclusion and justice, anti-corruption and more Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Carlos Trujillo | Assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere affairs Manages U.S. interests in the region by supporting democracy, trade and sustainable economic development, and by fostering cooperation on regional issues, such as narcotics, migration, border security, civil liberties and human rights, social inclusion and justice, anti-corruption and more Download for more information
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No nominee | Assistant secretary for Western Hemisphere affairs | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | Sean P. Lawler | Chief of protocol Advises department and White House officials on the protocol policies and practices involved in planning, hosting and officiating official events for visiting chiefs of state and heads of government; serves as the president's official liaison to the Washington diplomatic corps Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Katherine Camille Henderson | Chief of protocol Advises department and White House officials on the protocol policies and practices involved in planning, hosting and officiating official events for visiting chiefs of state and heads of government; serves as the president's official liaison to the Washington diplomatic corps Download for more information
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No nominee | Chief of protocol | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Nathan Alexander Sales | Coordinator for Counterterrorism Forges partnerships with foreign governments, multilateral organizations and nonstate actors to advance the U.S.'s counterterrorism objectives and national security; serves as an adviser to department officials on counterterrorism policy, strategy, threats and operations Download for more information
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No nominee | Coordinator for threat reduction programs | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
WithdrawnDetails | Stephen Akard | Director General, Foreign Service Oversees recruitment, assignment evaluation, promotion, discipline, career development and retirement policies and programs for the department's foreign and civil service employees; leads a team of 800 civil and foreign service employees; negotiates with department unions Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Carol Z. Perez | Director General, Foreign Service Oversees recruitment, assignment evaluation, promotion, discipline, career development and retirement policies and programs for the department's foreign and civil service employees; leads a team of 800 civil and foreign service employees; negotiates with department unions Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | John Cotton Richmond | Director of the Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking with the rank of ambassador at large Leads the country's global engagement against human trafficking, and supports the coordination of anti-trafficking efforts across government; pursues policies, partnerships and practices that help prosecute traffickers, protect victims and prevent trafficking Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Stephen Akard | Director, Office of Foreign Missions Serves as the liaison with foreign governments that have a presence in the U.S., and ensures equity in benefits, privileges and services provided to foreign diplomatic personnel assigned here and U.S. personnel assigned overseas; enforces the Foreign Missions Act Download for more information
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No nominee | Inspector general | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Kay Bailey Hutchison | Permanent representative of the United States on the Council of the North Atlantic Treaty Organizations
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ConfirmedDetails | Carlos Trujillo | Permanent representative of the United States to the Organization of American States Promotes democracy and democratic institutions, ensures free and fair elections, and supports the efforts of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights to promote and protect these rights in the member states Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Thomas L. Carter | Representative of the U.S. on the Council of the International Civil Aviation Organization, with rank of ambassador
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AnnouncedDetails | Sean Doocey | Representative of the U.S. on the Council of the International Civil Aviation Organization, with rank of ambassador
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ReturnedDetails | John Linder | Representative of the United States to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations
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ReturnedDetails | Eldon P. Regua | Representative of the United States to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations
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No nominee | Representative of the United States to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | Gordon D. Sondland | Representative of the United States to the European Union Manages all aspects of U.S. relations with the European Union and the U.S. Mission to the European Union (USEU), which hosts representatives from 10 U.S. government agencies and various departments, who report to the USEU chief of mission Download for more information
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No nominee | Representative of the United States to the European Union | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ReturnedDetails | Pamela Bates | Representative of the United States to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
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ReturnedDetails | Manisha Singh | Representative of the United States to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
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No nominee | Representative of the United States to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | James S. Gilmore | Representative of the United States to the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe
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ConfirmedDetails | Jackie Wolcott | Representative of the United States to the Vienna office of the United Nations and representative of the United States to the International Atomic Energy Agency Conducts multilateral diplomacy with seven major international organizations in Vienna, including the International Atomic Energy Agency and the Preparatory Commission of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty Organization, to design and implement global approaches to reduce global threats Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Kelley Eckels Currie | Representative to the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations
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WithdrawnDetails | Jennifer Yue Barber | Representative to the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations
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No nominee | Representative to the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Cherith Norman Chalet | Representative to the United Nations for management and reform
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No nominee | Special envoy for North Korea human rights issues | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Jeffrey L. Eberhardt | Special representative of the president for nuclear nonproliferation, with the rank of ambassador
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ConfirmedDetails | Jessica E. Lapenn (Career Member) | U.S. Representative to the African Union
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ConfirmedDetails | Andrew P. Bremberg | U.S. representative to the Office of the United Nations and International Organizations in Geneva
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ConfirmedDetails | Joseph Manso | United States Representative to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons
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ConfirmedDetails | Kip Tom | U.S. Representative to the United Nations Agencies for Food and Agriculture
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Nikki Haley | United States representative to the United Nations Leads the U.S. delegation to the U.N., representing the U.S. particularly in the U.N. Security Council; advances U.S. interests around international peace and security, and advances international cooperation to solve global problems of an economic, social, cultural or humanitarian nature Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Kelly Craft | United States representative to the United Nations Leads the U.S. delegation to the U.N., representing the U.S. particularly in the U.N. Security Council; advances U.S. interests around international peace and security, and advances international cooperation to solve global problems of an economic, social, cultural or humanitarian nature Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Jonathan R. Cohen | United States deputy representative to the United Nations Serves as the second most senior American diplomat before the U.N. General Assembly and the Security Council in New York, and serves as the permanent representative in his or her absence
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ConfirmedDetails | Richard M. Mills, Jr. | United States deputy representative to the United Nations Serves as the second most senior American diplomat before the U.N. General Assembly and the Security Council in New York, and serves as the permanent representative in his or her absence
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ReturnedDetails | Jay Patrick Murray | Alternate Representative of the United States of America for Special Political Affairs in the United Nations, with the Rank of Ambassador
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ReturnedDetails | Austin M. Smith | Alternate Representative of the United States of America for Special Political Affairs in the United Nations, with the Rank of Ambassador
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ReturnedDetails | Alex Nelson Wong | Alternate Representative of the United States of America for Special Political Affairs in the United Nations, with the Rank of Ambassador
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No nominee | Alternate Representative of the United States of America for Special Political Affairs in the United Nations, with the Rank of Ambassador | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Kelley Eckels Currie | Ambassador-at-large for global women's issues
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ConfirmedDetails | Samuel Dale Brownback | Ambassador-at-large for international religious freedom
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ConfirmedDetails | Morse H. Tan | Ambassador-At-Large for Global Criminal Justice
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | John R. Bass (Career Member) | Ambassador, Afghanistan
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ReturnedDetails | William Ruger | Ambassador, Afghanistan
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ReturnedDetails | Kathleen Ann Kavalec (Career Member) | Ambassador, Albania
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ConfirmedDetails | Yuri Kim | Ambassador, Albania
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ConfirmedDetails | John P. Desrocher (Career Member) | Ambassador, Algeria
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ConfirmedDetails | Nina Maria Fite (Career Member) | Ambassador, Angola
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ConfirmedDetails | Edward Charles Prado | Ambassador, Argentine Republic
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ConfirmedDetails | Lynne M. Tracy | Ambassador, Armenia
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WithdrawnDetails | Harry B. Harris Jr. | Ambassador, Australia
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ConfirmedDetails | Arthur B. Culvahouse, Jr. | Ambassador, Australia
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ConfirmedDetails | Trevor D. Traina | Ambassador, Austria
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ConfirmedDetails | Earle D. Litzenberger (Career Member) | Ambassador, Azerbaijan
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WithdrawnDetails | Doug Manchester | Ambassador, Bahamas
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NominatedDetails | William A. Douglass | Ambassador, Bahamas
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ConfirmedDetails | Justin Hicks Siberell (Career Member) | Ambassador, Bahrain
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ConfirmedDetails | Earl Robert Miller (Career Member) | Ambassador, Bangladesh
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ReturnedDetails | Leandro Rizzuto | Ambassador, Barbados, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada & Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
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No nominee | Ambassador, Barbados, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada & Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Julie D. Fisher | Ambassador, Belarus
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WithdrawnDetails | Jamie McCourt | Ambassador, Belgium
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ConfirmedDetails | Ronald Gidwitz | Ambassador, Belgium
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ReturnedDetails | André Bauer | Ambassador, Belize
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ConfirmedDetails | Patricia Mahoney (Career Member) | Ambassador, Benin
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ConfirmedDetails | Eric George Nelson (Career Member) | Ambassador, Bosnia
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ConfirmedDetails | Craig Lewis Cloud (Career Member) | Ambassador, Botswana
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ConfirmedDetails | Todd C. Chapman (Career Member) | Ambassador, Brazil
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Matthew John Matthews (Career Member) | Ambassador, Brunei
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ConfirmedDetails | Herro Mustafa (Career Member) | Ambassador, Bulgaria
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ConfirmedDetails | Sandra E. Clark (Career Member) | Ambassador, Burkino Faso
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ConfirmedDetails | Thomas Laszlo Vajda (Career Member) | Ambassador, Burma
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ConfirmedDetails | Melanie Harris Higgins (Career Member) | Ambassador, Burundi
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ConfirmedDetails | John Jefferson Daigle (Career Member) | Ambassador, Cabo Verde
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ConfirmedDetails | W. Patrick Murphy (Career Member) | Ambassador, Cambodia
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ConfirmedDetails | Peter Henry Barlerin (Career Member) | Ambassador, Cameroon
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Kelly Knight Craft | Ambassador, Canada
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ReturnedDetails | Aldona Z. Wos | Ambassador, Canada
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No nominee | Ambassador, Canada | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Lucy Tamlyn (Career Member) | Ambassador, Central African Republic
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ReturnedDetails | Steven Christopher Koutsis (Career Member) | Ambassador, Chad
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No nominee | Ambassador, Chad | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
WithdrawnDetails | Andrew Gellert | Ambassador, Chile
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ReturnedDetails | Leora Rosenberg Levy | Ambassador, Chile
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Terry Branstad | Ambassador, China
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ReturnedDetails | Joseph E. Macmanus (Career Member) | Ambassador, Colombia
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ConfirmedDetails | Philip S. Goldberg (Career Member) | Ambassador, Colombia
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ConfirmedDetails | Michael A. Hammer (Career Member) | Ambassador, Congo
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ConfirmedDetails | Todd Philip Haskell (Career Member) | Ambassador, Congo Republic
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ConfirmedDetails | Sharon Day | Ambassador, Costa Rica
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ConfirmedDetails | Richard K. Bell (Career Member) | Ambassador, Cote d'ivoire (Ivory Coast)
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ConfirmedDetails | W. Robert Kohorst | Ambassador, Croatia
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No nominee | Ambassador, Cuba | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Judith Gail Garber (Career Member) | Ambassador, Cyprus
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ConfirmedDetails | Stephen B. King | Ambassador, Czech Republic
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ConfirmedDetails | Carla Sands | Ambassador, Denmark
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ConfirmedDetails | Larry Edward Andre Jr. (Career Member) | Ambassador, Djibouti
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ConfirmedDetails | Jonathan Pratt (Career Member) | Ambassador, Djibouti
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ConfirmedDetails | Robin S. Bernstein | Ambassador, Dominican Republic
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ConfirmedDetails | Michael J. Fitzpatrick (Career Member) | Ambassador, Ecuador
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ConfirmedDetails | Jonathan R. Cohen (Career Member) | Ambassador, Egypt
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ConfirmedDetails | Ronald Douglas Johnson | Ambassador, El Salvador
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ConfirmedDetails | Susan N. Stevenson (Career Member) | Ambassador, Equatorial Guinea
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WithdrawnDetails | Admiral Edward Masso | Ambassador, Estonia
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ConfirmedDetails | William Ellison Grayson | Ambassador, Estonia
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ConfirmedDetails | Jeanne Marie Maloney (Career Member) | Ambassador, Kingdom of Eswatini
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ConfirmedDetails | Michael Arthur Raynor (Career Member) | Ambassador, Ethiopia
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ConfirmedDetails | Geeta Pasi (Career Member) | Ambassador, Ethiopia
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ConfirmedDetails | Joseph Cella | Ambassador, Fiji, Kiribati, Nauru, Tonga and Tuvalu
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ConfirmedDetails | Robert Frank Pence | Ambassador, Finland
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ConfirmedDetails | Jamie McCourt | Ambassador, France and Monaco
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Joel Danies (Career Member) | Ambassador, Gabon and Sao Tome and Principe
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ConfirmedDetails | Richard Carlton Paschall III (Career Member) | Ambassador, Gambia
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ConfirmedDetails | Kelly C. Degnan (Career Member) | Ambassador, Georgia
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ReturnedDetails | Richard Grenell | Ambassador, Germany
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ReturnedDetails | Douglas Macgregor | Ambassador, Germany
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No nominee | Ambassador, Germany | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Stephanie Sanders Sullivan (Career Member) | Ambassador, Ghana
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Luis E. Arreaga (Career Member) | Ambassador, Guatemala
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ConfirmedDetails | William W. Popp (Career Member) | Ambassador, Guatemala
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Simon Henshaw (Career Member) | Ambassador, Guinea
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No nominee | Ambassador, Guinea | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Sarah-Ann Lynch (Career Member) | Ambassador, Guyana
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ConfirmedDetails | Michele Jeanne Sison (Career Member) | Ambassador, Haiti
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ConfirmedDetails | Callista L. Gingrich | Ambassador, Holy See
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ReturnedDetails | Francisco Luis Palmieri (Career Member) | Ambassador, Honduras
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No nominee | Ambassador, Honduras | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | David B. Cornstein | Ambassador, Hungary
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ConfirmedDetails | Jeffrey Ross Gunter | Ambassador, Iceland
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ConfirmedDetails | Kenneth Ian Juster | Ambassador, India
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ConfirmedDetails | Sung Y. Kim (Career Member) | Ambassador, Indonesia
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ConfirmedDetails | Matthew H. Tueller (Career Member) | Ambassador, Iraq
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ConfirmedDetails | Edward F. Crawford | Ambassador, Ireland
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ConfirmedDetails | David Friedman | Ambassador, Israel
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ConfirmedDetails | Lewis Eisenberg | Ambassador, Italy and San Marino
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ConfirmedDetails | Donald R. Tapia | Ambassador, Jamaica
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | William Francis Hagerty IV | Ambassador, Japan
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ReturnedDetails | Kenneth R. Weinstein | Ambassador, Japan
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No nominee | Ambassador, Japan | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Henry T. Wooster (Career Member) | Ambassador, Jordan
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ConfirmedDetails | William H. Moser (Career Member) | Ambassador, Kazakhstan
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ConfirmedDetails | Kyle McCarter | Ambassador, Kenya
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ConfirmedDetails | Philip S. Kosnett (Career Member) | Ambassador, Kosovo
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ConfirmedDetails | Alina L. Romanowski | Ambassador, Kuwait
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ConfirmedDetails | Donald Lu (Career Member) | Ambassador, Kyrgyzstan
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ConfirmedDetails | Peter M. Haymond (Career Member) | Ambassador, Laos
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ConfirmedDetails | John Leslie Carwile (Career Member) | Ambassador, Latvia
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ConfirmedDetails | Dorothy Shea (Career Member) | Ambassador, Lebanon
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ConfirmedDetails | Rebecca Eliza Gonzales (Career Member) | Ambassador, Lesotho
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ConfirmedDetails | Michael A. McCarthy (Career Member) | Ambassador, Liberia
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ConfirmedDetails | Richard B. Norland (Career Member) | Ambassador, Libya
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ConfirmedDetails | Robert S. Gilchrist (Career Member) | Ambassador, Lithuania
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ConfirmedDetails | James Randolph Evans | Ambassador, Luxembourg
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ConfirmedDetails | Kate Marie Byrnes (Career Member) | Ambassador, Macedonia
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ConfirmedDetails | Michael Peter Pelletier (Career Member) | Ambassador, Madagascar & Comoros
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ConfirmedDetails | Robert K. Scott (Career Member) | Ambassador, Malawi
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ConfirmedDetails | Brian D. McFeeters (Career Member) | Ambassador, Malaysia
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ConfirmedDetails | Dennis B. Hankins (Career Member) | Ambassador, Mali
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ReturnedDetails | Christine J. Toretti | Ambassador, Malta
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No nominee | Ambassador, Malta | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Roxanne Cabral (Career Member) | Ambassador, Marshall Islands
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ConfirmedDetails | Michael James Dodman (Career Member) | Ambassador, Mauritania
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ConfirmedDetails | Cynthia Kierscht (Career Member) | Ambassador, Mauritania
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | David Dale Reimer (Career Member) | Ambassador, Mauritius and Seychelles
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No nominee | Ambassador, Mauritius and Seychelles | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Christopher Landau | Ambassador, Mexico
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ConfirmedDetails | Carmen G. Cantor (Career Member) | Ambassador, Micronesia
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ConfirmedDetails | Dereck J. Hogan (Career Member) | Ambassador, Moldova
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ConfirmedDetails | Michael S. Klecheski (Career Member) | Ambassador, Mongolia
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ConfirmedDetails | Judy Rising Reinke | Ambassador, Montenegro
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ConfirmedDetails | David T. Fischer | Ambassador, Morocco
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ConfirmedDetails | Dennis Walter Hearne (Career Member) | Ambassador, Mozambique
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ConfirmedDetails | Lisa A. Johnson (Career Member) | Ambassador, Namibia
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ConfirmedDetails | Randy W. Berry | Ambassador, Nepal
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ConfirmedDetails | Peter Hoekstra | Ambassador, Netherlands
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Scott Brown | Ambassador, New Zealand & Samoa
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No nominee | Ambassador, New Zealand & Samoa | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Kevin K. Sullivan | Ambassador, Nicaragua
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ConfirmedDetails | Eric P. Whitaker (Career Member) | Ambassador, Niger
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ConfirmedDetails | Mary Beth Leonard (Career Member) | Ambassador, Nigeria
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Kenneth J. Braithwaite | Ambassador, Norway
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ReturnedDetails | J. Mark Burkhalter | Ambassador, Norway
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No nominee | Ambassador, Norway | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Leslie Meredith Tsou (Career Member) | Ambassador, Oman
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ReturnedDetails | William E. Todd | Ambassador, Pakistan
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No nominee | Ambassador, Pakistan | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | John Hennessey-Niland (Career Member) | Ambassador, Palau
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ReturnedDetails | Erik Paul Bethel | Ambassador, Panama
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No nominee | Ambassador, Panama | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Erin Elizabeth McKee (Career Member) | Ambassador, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands & Vanuatu
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ConfirmedDetails | M. Lee McClenny (Career Member) | Ambassador, Paraguay
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Krishna R. Urs (Career Member) | Ambassador, Peru
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ConfirmedDetails | Lisa S. Kenna (Career Member) | Ambassador, Peru
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ConfirmedDetails | Georgette Mosbacher | Ambassador, Poland
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ConfirmedDetails | George Edward Glass | Ambassador, Portugal
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ReturnedDetails | Mary Catherine Phee | Ambassador, Qatar
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ReturnedDetails | Eric P. Wendt | Ambassador, Qatar
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No nominee | Ambassador, Qatar | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Adrian Zuckerman | Ambassador, Romania
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Jon Huntsman Jr. | Ambassador, Russia
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ConfirmedDetails | John J. Sullivan | Ambassador, Russia
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ConfirmedDetails | Peter Hendrick Vrooman (Career Member) | Ambassador, Rwanda
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ConfirmedDetails | John P. Abizaid | Ambassador, Saudi Arabia
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ConfirmedDetails | Tulinabo Mushingi (Career Member) | Ambassador, Senegal and Guinea-Bissau
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ConfirmedDetails | Anthony F. Godfrey (Career Member) | Ambassador, Serbia
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ConfirmedDetails | Maria E. Brewer (Career Member) | Ambassador, Sierra Leone
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ConfirmedDetails | David Reimer (Career Member) | Ambassador, Sierra Leone
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WithdrawnDetails | Kathleen Troia "K. T." McFarland | Ambassador, Singapore
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NominatedDetails | Barbera Hale Thornhill | Ambassador, Singapore
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ConfirmedDetails | Bridget A. Brink (Career Member) | Ambassador, Slovakia
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ConfirmedDetails | Lynda Blanchard | Ambassador, Slovenia
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ConfirmedDetails | Donald Y. Yamamoto (Career Member) | Ambassador, Somalia
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ConfirmedDetails | Lana J. Marks | Ambassador, South Africa
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ConfirmedDetails | Harry B. Harris Jr. | Ambassador, South Korea
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Thomas J. Hushek (Career Member) | Ambassador, South Sudan
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ConfirmedDetails | Richard Duke Buchan III | Ambassador, Spain & Andorra
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ConfirmedDetails | Alaina B. Teplitz (Career Member) | Ambassador, Sri Lanka and Maldives
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ConfirmedDetails | Karen L. Williams (Career Member) | Ambassador, Suriname
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ConfirmedDetails | Kenneth A. Howery | Ambassador, Sweden
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ConfirmedDetails | Edward T. McMullen Jr. | Ambassador, Switzerland and Liechtenstein
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ConfirmedDetails | John Mark Pommersheim (Career Member) | Ambassador, Tajikistan
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ConfirmedDetails | Donald Wright | Ambassador, Tanzania
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ConfirmedDetails | Michael George DeSombre | Ambassador, Thailand
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ConfirmedDetails | Kathleen M. Fitzpatrick (Career Member) | Ambassador, Timor-Leste
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ConfirmedDetails | C. Kevin Blackstone (Career Member) | Ambassador, Timor-Leste
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ConfirmedDetails | Eric Williams Stromayer (Career Member) | Ambassador, Togo
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ConfirmedDetails | Joseph N. Mondello | Ambassador, Trinidad and Tobago
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ConfirmedDetails | Donald Armin Blome (Career Member) | Ambassador, Tunisia
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ConfirmedDetails | David Michael Satterfield (Career Member) | Ambassador, Turkey
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ConfirmedDetails | Matthew S. Klimow (Career Member) | Ambassador, Turkmenistan
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ConfirmedDetails | John Rakolta, Jr. | Ambassador, United Arab Emirates
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ReturnedDetails | Keith W. Dayton | Ambassador, Ukraine
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No nominee | Ambassador, Ukraine | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Natalie E. Brown (Career Member) | Ambassador, Uganda
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ConfirmedDetails | Robert Wood Johnson IV | Ambassador, United Kingdom
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ConfirmedDetails | Kenneth S. George | Ambassador, Uruguay
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ConfirmedDetails | Daniel N. Rosenblum (Career Member) | Ambassador, Uzbekistan
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ConfirmedDetails | James Broward Story | Ambassador, Venezuela
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ConfirmedDetails | Daniel J. Kritenbrink (Career Member) | Ambassador, Vietnam
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ConfirmedDetails | Christopher Paul Henzel | Ambassador, Yemen
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ConfirmedDetails | Daniel L. Foote (Career Member) | Ambassador, Zambia
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ConfirmedDetails | Brian A. Nichols (Career Member) | Ambassador, Zimbabwe
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ConfirmedDetails | Sonny Perdue | Secretary Oversees the USDA and its nearly 100,000 employees, providing leadership on issues concerning food, agriculture, natural resources, rural development, nutrition and related issues
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ConfirmedDetails | Stephen Censky | Deputy secretary Functions as chief operation officer of the nearly 100,000-employee agency, managing day-to-day operations and, depending on his or her strengths, interacting frequently with Congress, industry, food safety advocates and other stakeholders; may travel domestically and abroad to advance USDA's goals Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Stephen Alexander Vaden | General counsel Operates as USDA's chief law officer, providing legal services for all USDA programs, operations and activities; oversees 300 legal professionals working at headquarters, in four regional offices and in field offices throughout the country Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Scott Soles | Chief financial officer
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ConfirmedDetails | William Northey | Undersecretary for farm and foreign agricultural services Provides policy direction and leadership to keep U.S. farmers and ranchers in business as they face weather and market uncertainties; oversees USDA agencies delivering commodity, credit, conservation, and disaster and emergency assistance programs to improve the agricultural economy's stability Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Mindy Brashears | Undersecretary for food safety Ensures commercial supply of meat, poultry and egg products is safe and properly labeled and packaged, in part by overseeing U.S. food inspectors; supervises policies and programs of the Food Safety and Inspection Service, which is responsible for food safety in interstate commerce or when exported Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Brandon Lipps | Undersecretary for food, nutrition and consumer services
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ConfirmedDetails | Gregory Ibach | Undersecretary for marketing and regulatory programs Assists the secretary to facilitate domestic and international marketing of U.S. agricultural products, pursues improved agricultural productivity and competitiveness, and ensures the health and welfare of animals and plants Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | James E. Hubbard | Undersecretary for natural resources and environment Promotes the conservation and sustainable use of the nation's natural resources, oversees the nearly 40,000 employees of the Forest Service and Natural Resources Conservation Service, and advises the secretary on natural resource conservation policy Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Samuel H. Clovis, Jr. | Undersecretary for research, education and economics Serves as the department's chief scientist, is responsible for distributing research grant funding, and oversees department programs that finance research and education through USDA-owned research facilities, land-grant universities and the private sector Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Scott Hutchins | Undersecretary for research, education and economics Serves as the department's chief scientist, is responsible for distributing research grant funding, and oversees department programs that finance research and education through USDA-owned research facilities, land-grant universities and the private sector Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Ted McKinney | Undersecretary for Trade and Foreign Agricultural Affairs Identifies challenges in rural communities and examines ways the department's rural development programs can help with utilities, housing, emergency and health services, agriculture and energy
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No nominee | Assistant secretary for civil rights | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Kenneth Steven Barbic | Assistant secretary for congressional relations Coordinates all congressional matters and acts as the department's liaison with members of Congress, House and Senate committees and their staffs, as well as with state, county, local and tribal government officials and other stakeholders involved in USDA issues Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Wilbur Ross | Secretary Oversees a department that in fiscal 2015 had nearly $9 billion in outlays and about 35,000 employees in its mission to create conditions for economic growth and opportunity and advises president on federal policy and programs affecting industrial and commercial segments of the national economy
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WithdrawnDetails | Todd M. Ricketts | Deputy secretary Serves as chief operating officer of a department that in fiscal 2015 had nearly $9 billion in outlays and about 35,000 employees, and carries out the secretary's strategic plan by managing department operations Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Karen Dunn Kelley | Deputy secretary Serves as chief operating officer of a department that in fiscal 2015 had nearly $9 billion in outlays and about 35,000 employees, and carries out the secretary's strategic plan by managing department operations Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Peter B. Davidson | General counsel Serves as the department's chief legal officer, providing legal services to the secretary and the department's operating units, and managing the work of more than 325 lawyers Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Michael J. Walsh, Jr. | General counsel Serves as the department's chief legal officer, providing legal services to the secretary and the department's operating units, and managing the work of more than 325 lawyers Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Thomas F. Gilman | Chief financial officer and assistant secretary for administration Oversees the department's facilities and financial and human resources; establishes policies for implementing administrative functions, such as accounting and financial management systems, and monitors how they are carried out; and implements department and government-wide management initiatives Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Karen Dunn Kelley | Undersecretary for economic affairs Leads the Economics and Statistics Administration, providing economic analysis to the department's leadership, and oversees multiple offices, including the Census Bureau and the Bureau of Economic Analysis Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Mary A. Toman | Undersecretary for economic affairs Leads the Economics and Statistics Administration, providing economic analysis to the department's leadership, and oversees multiple offices, including the Census Bureau and the Bureau of Economic Analysis Download for more information
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No nominee | Undersecretary for economic affairs | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | Mira Radielovic Ricardel | Undersecretary for industry and security Seeks to advance U.S. national security, foreign policy and economic objectives by ensuring the system for export control and treaty compliance is effective, and promoting continued U.S. technology leadership Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Nazak Nikakhtar | Undersecretary for industry and security Seeks to advance U.S. national security, foreign policy and economic objectives by ensuring the system for export control and treaty compliance is effective, and promoting continued U.S. technology leadership Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Andrei Iancu | Undersecretary for intellectual property and director, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Leads an agency of more than 12,000 employees, who are mostly technical professionals and lawyers, in examining patent and trademark applications, guides domestic and international intellectual property policy, and provides information to help businesses Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Gilbert B. Kaplan | Undersecretary for international trade Works to strengthen the competitiveness of U.S. industry, promotes trade and investment, and seeks to ensure fair trade by enforcing trade laws and agreements Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Undersecretary for international trade Works to strengthen the competitiveness of U.S. industry, promotes trade and investment, and seeks to ensure fair trade by enforcing trade laws and agreements Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
WithdrawnDetails | Barry Lee Myers | Undersecretary for oceans and atmosphere and administrator, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Oversees the 11,000-employee, nearly $6 billion agency, whose mission is to advance data, research and understanding of the ocean, coasts, Great Lakes, weather, atmosphere and related ecosystems, for the benefit of businesses and individuals Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Neil Jacobs | Undersecretary for oceans and atmosphere and administrator, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Oversees the 11,000-employee, nearly $6 billion agency, whose mission is to advance data, research and understanding of the ocean, coasts, Great Lakes, weather, atmosphere and related ecosystems, for the benefit of businesses and individuals Download for more information
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No nominee | Undersecretary for oceans and atmosphere and administrator, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Walter Copan | Undersecretary for standards and technology Advises the secretary on technological development and oversees the National Institute of Standards and Technology which, with a $964 million budget and 3,400 employees, works to promote American innovation and industrial competitiveness Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | David J. Redl | Assistant secretary for communications and information Oversees the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, which works to expand broadband Internet access and adoption in the U.S. and expand the use of spectrum Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Assistant secretary for communications and information Oversees the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, which works to expand broadband Internet access and adoption in the U.S. and expand the use of spectrum Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | John Fleming | Assistant secretary for economic development Oversees the department's domestic economic development activities and proposes policies related to improving undeveloped or underdeveloped portions of the country, for example by designating or terminating economic development districts Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Jeffrey Kessler | Assistant secretary for enforcement and compliance Ensures access to enforcement and compliance services to remedy unfair trade practices, negotiates with foreign manufacturers or governments to address these unfair practices, represents commercial interests in trade and investment negotiations, and ensures compliance with certain trade arrangements
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ConfirmedDetails | Neil Jacobs | Assistant secretary for environmental observation and prediction Provides direction to the department on matters related to weather, water, climate, and ocean observations and forecasts Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Richard Ashooh | Assistant secretary for export administration Assists and advises the undersecretary for industry and security in developing policies on export administration issues Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | Jeffrey Nadaner | Assistant secretary for export enforcement Assists the undersecretary for industry and security with developing policy and administering programs for enforcing anti-boycott and export-control laws and regulations Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Assistant secretary for export enforcement Assists the undersecretary for industry and security with developing policy and administering programs for enforcing anti-boycott and export-control laws and regulations Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Nazak Nikakhtar | Assistant secretary for industry and analysis Serves as the department's primary liaison with U.S. industry and trade associations, to help address industry concerns and support U.S. competitiveness, and advises on trade and investment policy and issues that affect the global competitiveness of U.S. businesses Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Michael Platt Jr. | Assistant secretary for legislative and intergovernmental affairs Provides guidance and oversight of the department's congressional relations and activities, and develops a plan to collect, coordinate and distribute information on those congressional interactions to the secretary and the department Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Daniel Huff | Assistant secretary for legislative and intergovernmental affairs Provides guidance and oversight of the department's congressional relations and activities, and develops a plan to collect, coordinate and distribute information on those congressional interactions to the secretary and the department Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Timothy Gallaudet | Assistant secretary for oceans and atmosphere Serves as the deputy administrator of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and performs duties prescribed by the undersecretary for oceans and atmosphere
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Elizabeth Erin Walsh | Assistant Secretary for Global Markets and Director General for the United States and Foreign Commercial Service Serves as CEO of the U.S. Commercial and Foreign Commercial Service, oversees the management of staff across the U.S. and in more than 70 other countries, engages governments on trade promotion and policy issues and advocates for U.S. business interests abroad Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Ian Paul Steff | Assistant Secretary for Global Markets and Director General for the United States and Foreign Commercial Service Serves as CEO of the U.S. Commercial and Foreign Commercial Service, oversees the management of staff across the U.S. and in more than 70 other countries, engages governments on trade promotion and policy issues and advocates for U.S. business interests abroad Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Steven Dillingham | Director, Census Bureau Oversees the bureau, which is the leading source of data on the social and economic activities and characteristics of the U.S. population, and coordinates its statistical programs and scientific activities with those of other federal statistical agencies Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Mark T. Esper | Secretary Serves as the principal national policy adviser to the president in his role as commander in chief, and leads the department, which has more than 2.1 million active and reserve service members, 742,000 civilian personnel and, in fiscal 2016, had a budget of about $576 billion Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | James Mattis | Secretary Serves as the principal national policy adviser to the president in his role as commander in chief, and leads the department, which has more than 2.1 million active and reserve service members, 742,000 civilian personnel and, in fiscal 2016, had a budget of about $576 billion Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Barbara Barrett | Secretary of the Air Force Oversees all the affairs of the Department of the Air Force, including activities to organize, train, equip and provide for the welfare of the department's nearly 660,000 active duty, guard, reserve and civilian airmen, and their families Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Heather Wilson | Secretary of the Air Force Oversees all the affairs of the Department of the Air Force, including activities to organize, train, equip and provide for the welfare of the department's nearly 660,000 active duty, guard, reserve and civilian airmen, and their families Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Mark T. Esper | Secretary of the Army Leads and oversees all matters related to the Department of the Army: manpower, personnel, reserve affairs, installations, environmental issues, communications, financial management, and weapons systems and equipment acquisition Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | Vincent Viola | Secretary of the Army Leads and oversees all matters related to the Department of the Army: manpower, personnel, reserve affairs, installations, environmental issues, communications, financial management, and weapons systems and equipment acquisition Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Ryan McCarthy | Secretary of the Army Leads and oversees all matters related to the Department of the Army: manpower, personnel, reserve affairs, installations, environmental issues, communications, financial management, and weapons systems and equipment acquisition Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Richard V. Spencer | Secretary of the Navy Oversees all the affairs of the Department of the Navy, with its annual budget of more than $170 billion and nearly 900,000 sailors, marines and civilians, which includes recruiting, organizing, supplying, equipping, training, mobilizing and demobilizing forces Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Kenneth J. Braithwaite | Secretary of the Navy Oversees all the affairs of the Department of the Navy, with its annual budget of more than $170 billion and nearly 900,000 sailors, marines and civilians, which includes recruiting, organizing, supplying, equipping, training, mobilizing and demobilizing forces Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Patrick Shanahan | Deputy secretary Serves as chief operating officer of a department that had a $576 billion budget in fiscal 2016 and has more than 2.1 million active and reserve service members and 742,000 civilian personnel; acts as the department's chief management officer, a position Congress created in 2016 Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | David Norquist | Deputy secretary Serves as chief operating officer of a department that had a $576 billion budget in fiscal 2016 and has more than 2.1 million active and reserve service members and 742,000 civilian personnel; acts as the department's chief management officer, a position Congress created in 2016 Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Paul C. Ney Jr. | General counsel Serves as the principal legal adviser to the secretary of defense and as the director of the Defense Legal Services Agency, which provides legal advice and services for the defense agencies and the department's field activities Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Thomas E. Ayres | General counsel of the Air Force Serves as the Air Force's chief legal and ethics officer, and collaborates with the judge advocate general to provide the department legal advice, Air Force senior leaders to resolve crises, make acquisitions and carry out special projects, and other DOD general counsel on issues of common concern Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | David G. Ehrhart | General counsel of the Air Force Serves as the Air Force's chief legal and ethics officer, and collaborates with the judge advocate general to provide the department legal advice, Air Force senior leaders to resolve crises, make acquisitions and carry out special projects, and other DOD general counsel on issues of common concern Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | James E. McPherson | General counsel of the Army Coordinates legal and policy advice to staff at Army headquarters; determines the Army's position on legal questions or procedures, and serves as the Army's designated ethics official Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | Ryan Dean Newman | General counsel of the Army Coordinates legal and policy advice to staff at Army headquarters; determines the Army's position on legal questions or procedures, and serves as the Army's designated ethics official Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Michele A. Pearce | General counsel of the Army Coordinates legal and policy advice to staff at Army headquarters; determines the Army's position on legal questions or procedures, and serves as the Army's designated ethics official Download for more information
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No nominee | General counsel of the Army | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ReturnedDetails | Charles Douglas Stimson | General counsel of the Navy Serves as the Navy's chief legal officer, providing legal advice and services to both the Navy and Marine Corps; assists in overseeing the Naval Criminal Investigative Service; provides solutions to legal issues in areas that include acquisition law, business and commercial law, and more Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Robert John Sander | General counsel of the Navy Serves as the Navy's chief legal officer, providing legal advice and services to both the Navy and Marine Corps; assists in overseeing the Naval Criminal Investigative Service; provides solutions to legal issues in areas that include acquisition law, business and commercial law, and more Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | David Norquist | Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller) and Chief Financial Officer Serves as the principal adviser to the secretary of defense on all budgetary and fiscal matters, including the development and execution of the department's annual budget, which was $576 billion in fiscal 2016 Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | Elaine A. McCusker | Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller) and Chief Financial Officer Serves as the principal adviser to the secretary of defense on all budgetary and fiscal matters, including the development and execution of the department's annual budget, which was $576 billion in fiscal 2016 Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller) and Chief Financial Officer Serves as the principal adviser to the secretary of defense on all budgetary and fiscal matters, including the development and execution of the department's annual budget, which was $576 billion in fiscal 2016 Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Dana S. Deasy | Chief Information Officer
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | John H. Gibson II | Chief Management Officer
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ConfirmedDetails | Lisa W. Hershman | Chief Management Officer
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ConfirmedDetails | Ellen M. Lord | Undersecretary for acquisition, technology and logistics Functions as DOD's chief administrative officer, overseeing military construction and the management of installations, occupational health, utilities and energy, as well as directing business management modernization, document services, and nuclear, chemical and biological defense programs Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Joseph Kernan | Undersecretary for intelligence Oversees all DOD intelligence organizations: the National Security Agency, Defense Intelligence Agency, National Geospatial Intelligence Agency, National Reconnaissance Office, Defense Security Service and intelligence components of the combatant commands and military services Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Robert L. Wilkie | Undersecretary for personnel and readiness Serves as the secretary's senior policy adviser on recruitment, career development, and pay and benefits for military personnel, Guard and Reserve personnel, and DOD civilians; oversees the overall state of military readiness Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | J. David Patterson | Undersecretary for personnel and readiness Serves as the secretary's senior policy adviser on recruitment, career development, and pay and benefits for military personnel, Guard and Reserve personnel, and DOD civilians; oversees the overall state of military readiness Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Matthew P. Donovan | Undersecretary for personnel and readiness Serves as the secretary's senior policy adviser on recruitment, career development, and pay and benefits for military personnel, Guard and Reserve personnel, and DOD civilians; oversees the overall state of military readiness Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | John C. Rood | Undersecretary for policy Serves as the principal adviser to the DOD secretary on the formation of national security and defense policy, oversees contingency planning by the combat commanders, and serves as the primary liaison to foreign senior defense officials Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | Anthony J. Tata | Undersecretary for policy Serves as the principal adviser to the DOD secretary on the formation of national security and defense policy, oversees contingency planning by the combat commanders, and serves as the primary liaison to foreign senior defense officials Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Michael D. Griffin | Under Secretary for Research and Engineering
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Matthew P. Donovan | Undersecretary of the Air Force Serves as chief management officer of the Air Force Department, overseeing the management of nearly 700,000 military and civilian personnel, and a budget of about $167 billion; serves as acting secretary in the secretary's absence Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | Shon J. Manasco | Undersecretary of the Air Force Serves as chief management officer of the Air Force Department, overseeing the management of nearly 700,000 military and civilian personnel, and a budget of about $167 billion; serves as acting secretary in the secretary's absence Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Ryan McCarthy | Undersecretary of the Army Serves as the deputy and principal assistant to the Army secretary and as chief management officer responsible for developing and submitting to the secretary a comprehensive business transformation plan with measurable performance goals Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | James E. McPherson | Undersecretary of the Army Serves as the deputy and principal assistant to the Army secretary and as chief management officer responsible for developing and submitting to the secretary a comprehensive business transformation plan with measurable performance goals Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Thomas B. Modly | Undersecretary of the Navy Serves as the Navy secretary's principal assistant and chief of staff, chief operating officer and chief management officer; is responsible for Navy affairs, on behalf of the secretary, including acquisition, finance, personnel, legislative affairs, and research and development Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Lisa Porter | Deputy Under Secretary for Research and Engineering
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ConfirmedDetails | Alan Ray Shaffer | Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment
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AnnouncedDetails | Kathryn Wheelbarger | Deputy Under Secretary for Intelligence and Security
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ReturnedDetails | Bradley D. Hansell | Deputy Under Secretary for Intelligence and Security
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | James H. Anderson | Deputy Under Secretary of Defense Policy
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Elaine McCusker | Principal deputy undersecretary (comptroller) Assists the undersecretary of defense (comptroller) in providing the secretary with advice on all budgetary and financial matters, including on developing and executing the annual budget of more than $500 billion, and in overseeing efforts to achieve audit readiness Download for more information
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No nominee | Principal deputy undersecretary (comptroller) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | Kari A. Bingen | Principal deputy undersecretary for intelligence Advises and assists the undersecretary for intelligence and the secretary on intelligence planning, policy and resources, helping to ensure full intelligence support for ongoing operations; acts for the undersecretary when needed Download for more information
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No nominee | Principal deputy undersecretary for intelligence | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
WithdrawnDetails | Anthony Kurta | Principal deputy undersecretary for personnel and readiness Serves as first assistant to the undersecretary for personnel and readiness, and oversees the overall state of military readiness; assists the undersecretary in advising the secretary in areas such as total force management, National Guard and Reserve Component affairs, and health affairs Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Craig Duehring | Principal deputy undersecretary for personnel and readiness Serves as first assistant to the undersecretary for personnel and readiness, and oversees the overall state of military readiness; assists the undersecretary in advising the secretary in areas such as total force management, National Guard and Reserve Component affairs, and health affairs Download for more information
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No nominee | Principal deputy undersecretary for personnel and readiness | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | David Trachtenberg | Principal deputy undersecretary for policy Assists the undersecretary of defense for policy, and provides advice and assistance to the defense secretary on matters such as strategy formulation and policy planning, and campaign and contingency planning and assessment; acts for the undersecretary when needed Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Principal deputy undersecretary for policy Assists the undersecretary of defense for policy, and provides advice and assistance to the defense secretary on matters such as strategy formulation and policy planning, and campaign and contingency planning and assessment; acts for the undersecretary when needed Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Kevin Fahey | Assistant secretary for acquisition Oversees the DOD acquisition system, major defense acquisitions programs and acquisition issues related to space, intelligence, cyber and information systems; oversees the Defense Acquisition University and the Defense Contract Management Agency Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Randall G. Schriver | Assistant secretary for Asian and Pacific security affairs Oversees international security strategy and policy on issues of DOD interest relating to the nations and international organizations of the Asia-Pacific region, and its governments and defense establishments; oversees security cooperation programs in the region, including foreign military sales Download for more information
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No nominee | Assistant secretary for Asian and Pacific security affairs | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Lucian Niemeyer | Assistant secretary for energy, installations and environment Alex Nelson Wong, of New Jersey, to be an Alternate Representative of the United States of America to the Sessions of the General Assembly of the United Nations during his tenure of service as Alternate Representative of the United States of America for Special Political Affairs in the United Nations. Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Dean L. Winslow | Assistant secretary for health affairs Functions as the military and DOD's top health care official and principal adviser to the secretary on health issues; oversees the Military Health System, which has a budget of more than $50 billion, more than 135,000 patients in the U.S., and 10 million patients in 100 countries Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Thomas McCaffery | Assistant secretary for health affairs Functions as the military and DOD's top health care official and principal adviser to the secretary on health issues; oversees the Military Health System, which has a budget of more than $50 billion, more than 135,000 patients in the U.S., and 10 million patients in 100 countries Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Kenneth Rapuano | Assistant Secretary for Homeland Defense and Global Security Advises the secretary and undersecretary for policy on implementing policy and strategy related to national and global security issues, such as countering weapons of mass destruction, cyber operations, homeland defense activities, antiterrorism and force protection Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Robert Story Karem | Assistant secretary for international security affairs Serves as principal adviser on security strategy and policy issues related to nations and international organizations of Europe (including NATO), Russia, the Middle East, Africa and the Western Hemisphere; oversees security cooperation programs, including foreign military sales, in these regions Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Scott Francis O'Grady | Assistant secretary for international security affairs Serves as principal adviser on security strategy and policy issues related to nations and international organizations of Europe (including NATO), Russia, the Middle East, Africa and the Western Hemisphere; oversees security cooperation programs, including foreign military sales, in these regions Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Robert R. Hood | Assistant secretary for legislative affairs Supervises DOD's legislative affairs, developing and overseeing a legislative strategy that supports the administration's policy agenda and the department's legislative program, priorities and policies Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | James N. Stewart | Assistant secretary for manpower and reserve affairs Serves as principal adviser to the secretary and the undersecretary for personnel and readiness on matters relating to military and civilian personnel policies and programs, military community and family policy, reserve component affairs, and force planning and requirements Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Brian S. Davis | Assistant secretary for manpower and reserve affairs Serves as principal adviser to the secretary and the undersecretary for personnel and readiness on matters relating to military and civilian personnel policies and programs, military community and family policy, reserve component affairs, and force planning and requirements Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Guy B. Roberts | Assistant secretary for nuclear, chemical and biological defense Develops policies and makes recommendations on nuclear energy, nuclear weapons, and chemical and biological matters; serves as staff director of the Nuclear Weapons Council; functions as primary contact for Congress, other agencies and the public Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Lucas N. Polakowski | Assistant secretary for nuclear, chemical and biological defense Develops policies and makes recommendations on nuclear energy, nuclear weapons, and chemical and biological matters; serves as staff director of the Nuclear Weapons Council; functions as primary contact for Congress, other agencies and the public Download for more information
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No nominee | Assistant secretary for nuclear, chemical and biological defense | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ReturnedDetails | Veronica Daigle | Assistant Secretary for Readiness
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ReturnedDetails | Matthew B. Shipley | Assistant Secretary for Readiness
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Owen West | Assistant secretary for special operations/low intensity conflict Oversees special operations and low-intensity conflict activities, including counterterrorism; unconventional warfare; direct action; special reconnaissance; foreign internal defense; civil affairs, information and psychological operations; and counter-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Louis W. Bremer | Assistant secretary for special operations/low intensity conflict Oversees special operations and low-intensity conflict activities, including counterterrorism; unconventional warfare; direct action; special reconnaissance; foreign internal defense; civil affairs, information and psychological operations; and counter-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction Download for more information
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No nominee | Assistant secretary for special operations/low intensity conflict | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | James H. Anderson | Assistant secretary for strategy, plans and capabilities Advises the secretary and the undersecretary for policy on national security and defense strategy; the forces and contingency plans needed to implement defense strategy; nuclear deterrence and missile defense policy; and security cooperation plans and policies Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Victor G. Mercado | Assistant secretary for strategy, plans and capabilities Advises the secretary and the undersecretary for policy on national security and defense strategy; the forces and contingency plans needed to implement defense strategy; nuclear deterrence and missile defense policy; and security cooperation plans and policies Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Robert H. McMahon | Assistant Secretary for Sustainment
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ConfirmedDetails | William Jordan Gillis | Assistant Secretary for Sustainment
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | William Roper | Assistant secretary of the Air Force for acquisition, technology, logistics Oversees Air Force research, development and non-space acquisition activities; formulates and executes the $210 billion Air Force investment strategy to acquire systems and support services to provide combat capability to joint warfighting commanders Download for more information
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No nominee | Assistant secretary of the Air Force for acquisition, technology, logistics | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | John P. Roth | Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Financial Management and Comptroller Provides the Air Force with financial management and analytical services, which includes supervising and directing preparation of Air Force budget estimates for an agency with a budget of about $167 billion and nearly 700,000 military and civilian personnel Download for more information
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No nominee | Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Financial Management and Comptroller | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | John Henderson | Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Installations, Environment, and Energy Oversees Air Force acquisition, purchase, lease and disposal of real property; manages assets, like military construction, family housing, airfields and ranges; promotes sound environmental policies on maintaining Air Force fleet and installations; oversees personnel and logistical combat capability Download for more information
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No nominee | Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Installations, Environment, and Energy | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | Shon J. Manasco | Assistant secretary of the Air Force for manpower and reserve affairs Oversees Air Force manpower, military and civilian personnel issues, Reserve component affairs, and readiness support, including areas such as equal opportunity, health program benefits and entitlements, the U.S. Air Force Academy, and sexual-assault prevention and response programs Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Jon Christopher Kreitz | Assistant secretary of the Air Force for manpower and reserve affairs Oversees Air Force manpower, military and civilian personnel issues, Reserve component affairs, and readiness support, including areas such as equal opportunity, health program benefits and entitlements, the U.S. Air Force Academy, and sexual-assault prevention and response programs Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Bruce D. Jette | Assistant secretary of the Army for acquisition, logistics, and technology Oversees Army acquisitions; manages the Army Acquisition Corps and Army Acquisition Workforce; serves as the Army's science adviser, senior research and development official, and senior procurement executive; oversees all Army logistics matters Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | R.D. James | Assistant secretary of the Army for civil works Oversees Army Department functions related to the Army Corps of Engineers' Civil Works Program, developing and directing implementation of policy, legislative and financial programs and annual budget; directs conservation and development of national water resources, such as flood management and more Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | John E. Whitley | Assistant Secretary of the Army for Financial Management and Comptroller Provides the Army with financial management and analytical services, which includes formulating and defending its estimated $147 billion budget to Congress, and providing reliable financial information for leaders to use in their decision-making Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Jonathan Moak | Assistant Secretary of the Army for Financial Management and Comptroller Provides the Army with financial management and analytical services, which includes formulating and defending its estimated $147 billion budget to Congress, and providing reliable financial information for leaders to use in their decision-making Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Alex A. Beehler | Assistant secretary of the Army for installations, energy and environment Oversees all Army matters on infrastructure, Army installations and contingency bases, energy, and environmental programs to enable global Army operations; ensures operational readiness and safety of more than 120 U.S. Army installations worldwide Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Casey Wardynski | Assistant secretary of the Army for manpower and reserve affairs Sets the strategic direction for the Army; oversees human resources issues for military, civilian and contractor personnel, which includes training, readiness, mobilization, military health affairs, force structure, manpower management, equal employment opportunity and other critical matters Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Phyllis L. Bayer | Assistant secretary of the Navy for energy, installations, and environment Oversees all Navy functions related to installations, safety, energy and environment; oversees effective management of Navy and Marine Corps real property, housing and other facilities of more than 87,000 buildings and 4,552,000 acres, with a plant replacement value of more than $230 billion Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Charles Williams | Assistant secretary of the Navy for energy, installations, and environment Oversees all Navy functions related to installations, safety, energy and environment; oversees effective management of Navy and Marine Corps real property, housing and other facilities of more than 87,000 buildings and 4,552,000 acres, with a plant replacement value of more than $230 billion Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Thomas Harker | Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Financial Management and Comptroller Directs financial activities of the Navy, with its annual budget of more than $170 billion and nearly 900,000 sailors, Marines and civilians; formulates and defends the Navy's budget; advises the Navy's senior leadership on all financial matters Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Gregory J. Slavonic | Assistant secretary of the Navy for manpower and reserve affairs Develops military and civilian human resources policies and programs for active, reserve and retired military personnel and civilians, and advises senior Navy leaders on the implications of policy decisions on personnel Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | James F. Geurts | Assistant secretary of the Navy for research, development, and acquisition Supervises research, development and acquisition of Navy and Marine Corps platforms and warfare systems, and oversees more than 100,000 people and an annual budget of more than $50 billion Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Robert Behler | Director for operational test and evaluation Provides independent assessments to the secretary and the undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics on operational test and evaluation, and live-fire test and evaluation; manages a budget of approximately $200 million Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Robert Daigle | Director, cost assessment and program evaluation Analyzes DOD's plans, programs and budgets in relation to U.S. defense objectives, projected threats, allied contributions and estimated costs and resource constraints; advises senior DOD officials on all aspects of the defense program Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | John E. Whitley | Director, cost assessment and program evaluation Analyzes DOD's plans, programs and budgets in relation to U.S. defense objectives, projected threats, allied contributions and estimated costs and resource constraints; advises senior DOD officials on all aspects of the defense program Download for more information
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NominatedDetails | Jason Abend | Inspector general Conducts and supervises audits and investigations of the agency's programs and operations, helping uncover waste, fraud and abuse, and pinpointing areas for improvement Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Robert Storch | Inspector General of the National Security Agency Conducts and supervises audits and investigations of the agency's programs and operations, helping uncover waste, fraud and abuse, and pinpointing areas for improvement Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Christopher Scolese | Director, National Reconnaissance Office
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Betsy DeVos | Secretary Directs, supervises and coordinates all department activities and serves as principal adviser to the president on federal policies, programs and activities related to education in the U.S.; works to foster educational excellence and ensure equal access
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ConfirmedDetails | Mitchell Zais | Deputy secretary Develops and implements policies and programs relating to elementary and secondary education; conducts intergovernmental relations; addresses interests from safe and drug free schools to special education and rehabilitative services; serves as chief operating officer Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Carlos G. Muñiz | General counsel Oversees legal matters affecting the department's programs and activities; drafts legislative proposals and reviews legal aspects of proposed or pending legislation; and coordinates and manages the department's ethics program, also providing ethics advice and training department-wide Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | General counsel Oversees legal matters affecting the department's programs and activities; drafts legislative proposals and reviews legal aspects of proposed or pending legislation; and coordinates and manages the department's ethics program, also providing ethics advice and training department-wide Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | Douglas Webster | Chief financial officer Manages the financial aspects of all Education programs, including budget office matters, for a department that in fiscal 2015 had $90 billion in outlays and 3,862 total employees; oversees credit management issues and trends in student financial assistance Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Chief financial officer Manages the financial aspects of all Education programs, including budget office matters, for a department that in fiscal 2015 had $90 billion in outlays and 3,862 total employees; oversees credit management issues and trends in student financial assistance Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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WithdrawnDetails | Timothy Kelly | Assistant secretary for career, technical and adult education Administers programs related to adult education and literacy, career and technical education, and community colleges; manages investments of approximately $1.79 billion annually Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Scott Stump | Assistant secretary for career, technical and adult education Administers programs related to adult education and literacy, career and technical education, and community colleges; manages investments of approximately $1.79 billion annually Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Kenneth L. Marcus | Assistant secretary for civil rights Protects civil rights in federally assisted education programs; provides leadership to offices of policy, strategic operations and outreach, and enforcement; resolves discrimination complaints reported to the office; negotiates to get voluntary compliance with civil rights requirements Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Frank T. Brogan | Assistant secretary for elementary and secondary education Oversees matters related to pre-K, elementary and secondary education; manages a budget of about $16 billion, which covers 85 unique grants and programs, representing a grant portfolio of approximately $22.5 billion Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Peter Louis Oppenheim | Assistant secretary for legislation and congressional affairs Acts as the liaison between the department and Congress, developing and implementing the department's legislative goals; notifies congressional offices of grant awards and department initiatives; addresses appropriations and budget matters; and monitors the status of legislative proposals Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | James Blew | Assistant secretary for planning, evaluation and policy development Manages the department's major planning, evaluation, policy development and budget activities, and coordinates these activities with the department's principal offices and outside organizations, such as Congress, OMB and state education agencies Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Robert L. King | Assistant secretary for postsecondary education Directs policies for programs that provide financial assistance to eligible students enrolled in postsecondary educational institutions; awards $2 billion of discretionary grants to colleges and universities to increase capacity and help at-risk students prepare for and succeed in college Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Johnny Collett | Assistant secretary for special education and rehabilitative services Advises the secretary on policies related to children, youth and adults with disabilities, and works to improve outcomes for these individuals through the Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services, which has a budget of about $12.8 billion Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Assistant secretary for special education and rehabilitative services Advises the secretary on policies related to children, youth and adults with disabilities, and works to improve outcomes for these individuals through the Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services, which has a budget of about $12.8 billion Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Mark Schultz | Commissioner, Rehabilitation Services Administration Offers leadership and resources to help states and other agencies provide vocational rehabilitation and other services to individuals with disabilities to maximize their employment, independence and integration into the community and the competitive labor market Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Mark Schneider | Director of the Institute of Education Sciences Conducts, supports and disseminates research on education practices that improve academic achievement, produces statistics on the condition of education in the U.S., and evaluates the effectiveness of federal and other education programs Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Andrew A. De Mello | Inspector general Conducts and supervises audits and investigations of the agency's programs and operations, helping uncover waste, fraud and abuse, and pinpointing areas for improvement Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Rick Perry | Secretary Directs and supervises the administration of the department, which in fiscal 2016 had a budget of $29.6 billion and 14,499 nonseasonal, full-time permanent employees; decides major energy policy and planning issues, and acts as the principal energy adviser to the president
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ConfirmedDetails | Dan R. Brouillette | Secretary Directs and supervises the administration of the department, which in fiscal 2016 had a budget of $29.6 billion and 14,499 nonseasonal, full-time permanent employees; decides major energy policy and planning issues, and acts as the principal energy adviser to the president
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Dan R. Brouillette | Deputy secretary Assists the secretary and represents the agency when the secretary is unavailable; manages Energy Information Administration, Advanced Research Projects Agency, Power Marketing Administration, Policy, International Affairs, and other departmental organizations engaged in energy and support programs Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Mark Wesley Menezes | Deputy secretary Assists the secretary and represents the agency when the secretary is unavailable; manages Energy Information Administration, Advanced Research Projects Agency, Power Marketing Administration, Policy, International Affairs, and other departmental organizations engaged in energy and support programs Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | David S. Jonas | General counsel Provides legal advice and support to the secretary, deputy secretary and program offices throughout the department; represents the department as counsel before federal, state and other governmental agencies and courts; analyzes risk to pending loan guarantee applications for the loan programs office Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | William Cooper | General counsel Provides legal advice and support to the secretary, deputy secretary and program offices throughout the department; represents the department as counsel before federal, state and other governmental agencies and courts; analyzes risk to pending loan guarantee applications for the loan programs office Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | John G. Vonglis | Chief financial officer Assures the effective management and financial integrity of department programs and resources by overseeing budget administration, program analysis and evaluation, finance and accounting, internal controls, corporate financial systems and strategic planning Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Chief financial officer Assures the effective management and financial integrity of department programs and resources by overseeing budget administration, program analysis and evaluation, finance and accounting, internal controls, corporate financial systems and strategic planning Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Mark Wesley Menezes | Undersecretary for management and performance Serves as the department's chief operating officer and oversees day-to-day management for the primary mission support organizations: human capital, information technology, procurement and project management; oversees the Office of Environmental Management and the Office of Legacy Management Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Lisa Gordon-Hagerty | Undersecretary for nuclear security/administrator for nuclear security Oversees the National Nuclear Security Agency, a department agency that had a $12.5 billion budget in fiscal 2016, and is responsible for the management and security of the nation's nuclear weapons, nuclear nonproliferation and naval reactor programs Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Paul Dabbar | Undersecretary for science Advises on clean energy technologies, and science and energy research initiatives; oversees offices of Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability, Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, Fossil Energy, Indian Energy Policy and Programs, Nuclear Energy, Science, and 13 of 17 National Laboratories Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Melissa F. Burnison | Assistant secretary for congressional and intergovernmental affairs Provides guidance on legislative and policy issues, informs constituencies on energy matters, and serves as a liaison between the department and Congress; state, local and tribal governments; and other federal agencies and stakeholder groups Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Karen S. Evans | Assistant Secretary for Cybersecurity, Energy Security and Emergency Response
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ConfirmedDetails | Bruce J. Walker | Assistant secretary for electricity delivery and energy reliability Leads national efforts to modernize the electric grid, enhance the security and reliability of the energy infrastructure, and facilitate recovery from disruptions to energy supply Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Daniel Simmons | Assistant secretary for energy efficiency and renewable energy Formulates and directs programs designed to increase the production and use of renewable energy and improve energy efficiency, by supporting research, development and technology transfer Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Anne Marie White | Assistant secretary for environmental management Oversees the safe cleanup of the environmental legacy resulting from five decades of nuclear weapons development and government-sponsored nuclear energy research, which includes 107 contaminated nuclear weapons manufacturing and testing sites in 35 states Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Assistant secretary for environmental management Oversees the safe cleanup of the environmental legacy resulting from five decades of nuclear weapons development and government-sponsored nuclear energy research, which includes 107 contaminated nuclear weapons manufacturing and testing sites in 35 states Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Steven E. Winberg | Assistant secretary for fossil energy Conducts research on the efficient and environmentally sound use of fossil fuels; develops policy options that ensure access to affordable and clean energy; and partners with industry and others to advance clean and efficient fossil energy technologies, to enhance U.S. economic and energy security Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Theodore Garrish | Assistant secretary for international affairs Oversees the department's international cooperation on energy, science and technology, and advises the secretary, deputy secretary and leadership staff on strategic implementation of the country's international energy policy Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Rita Baranwal | Assistant secretary for nuclear energy Engages internationally to support the safe, secure and peaceful use of nuclear energy, and supports department offices and federal agencies on issues related to the international use of civilian nuclear energy Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Linda Capuano | Administrator, U.S. Energy Information Administration Carries out a comprehensive energy data and information program on energy resource reserves, production, demand and technology, as well as related economic and statistical information on how adequate energy resources are for meeting the country's demands in the near and longer-term future Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Brent K. Park | Deputy administrator for defense nuclear nonproliferation Enhances the capability to detect weapons of mass destruction and prevent or reverse their proliferation; protects or eliminates weapons and weapons-useable material; reduces risk of accidents in nuclear fuel cycle facilities worldwide Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Charles P. Verdon | Deputy administrator for defense programs, National Nuclear Security Administration Works to maintain a safe, secure and reliable stockpile of nuclear weapons and associated materials, capabilities and technologies, in an environmentally sound and cost-effective manner, to achieve national security objectives for nuclear weapons and assist in reducing the global nuclear danger Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | William Bookless | Principal deputy administrator, National Nuclear Security Administration Serves as the chief operating officer of the National Nuclear Security Administration and helps lead the administration in its mission to enhance U.S. national security through the military application of nuclear energy Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Lane Genatowski | Director, Energy Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy Oversees the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy, advises the secretary on long-term and high-risk technological barriers to developing energy technologies, and manages research programs that address these matters Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | James Edward Campos | Director, Office of Minority Economic Impact Advises the secretary on the effect of energy policies, regulations and other department actions on minorities and minority business enterprises, and on ways to ensure minorities have the opportunity to participate fully in the department's energy programs Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Christopher Fall | Director, Office of Science Leads and supports research programs that advance the science and technology needed to accomplish the departments missions, including efficiency in energy use, diverse and reliable energy sources, improved health and environmental quality, and fundamental understanding of matter and energy Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Teri L. Donaldson | Inspector general Conducts and supervises audits and investigations of the department's programs and operations to help uncover waste, fraud and abuse, and pinpoint areas for improvement Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Tom Price | Secretary Provides leadership, direction, policy and management to a department that in fiscal 2015 had $1.028 billion in outlays and 63,324 employees; implements administration and congressional directives; represents the president on health care related issues; testifies and reports to Congress
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ConfirmedDetails | Alex Azar | Secretary Provides leadership, direction, policy and management to a department that in fiscal 2015 had $1.028 billion in outlays and 63,324 employees; implements administration and congressional directives; represents the president on health care related issues; testifies and reports to Congress
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ConfirmedDetails | Eric Hargan | Deputy secretary Serves as the second-ranking department official, acts for the secretary in his or her absence, and serves as the department's chief operating officer, overseeing operations for the largest civilian federal department, which in fiscal 2015 had $1.028 billion in outlays and 63,324 total employment Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Robert Charrow | General counsel Provides the secretary with legal advice and services to support the development and implementation of department programs, and oversees more than 400 attorneys nationwide in eight headquarters offices and 10 regional offices Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Lance Allen Robertson | Assistant secretary for aging and administrator, Administration for Community Living Works to build the capacity of the national networks for the aging and the disabled to serve older persons, caregivers and families, and individuals with disabilities; manages a budget of more than $2 billion Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Lynn A. Johnson | Assistant Secretary for Family Support Oversees 20 department offices and more than 60 programs related to children, communities, developmental disabilities, families, low-income individuals, Native Americans and refugees; manages the second largest agency in the department, with a budget of more than $53 billion Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | John J. Bartrum | Assistant secretary for financial resources Advises the secretary on all aspects of budget, grants, financial management and acquisition, directing these activities for HHS; serves as the department's chief financial officer, chief acquisition officer, audit follow-up official and lead official for budget and grants Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Assistant secretary for financial resources Advises the secretary on all aspects of budget, grants, financial management and acquisition, directing these activities for HHS; serves as the department's chief financial officer, chief acquisition officer, audit follow-up official and lead official for budget and grants Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Brett Giroir | Assistant secretary for health Develops policy recommendations on public health issues that cut across department agencies and operating divisions; oversees 12 core public health offices, including the Office of the Surgeon General and the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps, as well as 10 regional health offices Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Matthew Bassett | Assistant secretary for legislation Serves as the primary link between the department and Congress, develops and implements the department's legislative agenda, and informs Congress on the department's views, priorities, actions, grants and contracts Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Sarah C. Arbes | Assistant secretary for legislation Serves as the primary link between the department and Congress, develops and implements the department's legislative agenda, and informs Congress on the department's views, priorities, actions, grants and contracts Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Stephen Parente | Assistant secretary for planning and evaluation Serves as the principal adviser to the secretary on policy development in health, disability, human services, data and science; provides advice and analysis on economic policy; integrates the programs and policies of many agencies, within HHS and across government Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Assistant secretary for planning and evaluation Serves as the principal adviser to the secretary on policy development in health, disability, human services, data and science; provides advice and analysis on economic policy; integrates the programs and policies of many agencies, within HHS and across government Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Robert P. Kadlec | Assistant secretary for preparedness and response Leads the preparation for and response to public health emergencies, and oversees a range of office activities from policy development and operational disaster response to advanced development of medical countermeasures, both for biodefense and for naturally occurring diseases Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Seema Verma | Administrator, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Oversees the agency, which has more than 6,000 employees and fiscal 2016 spending of more than $900 billion; administers key health programs, including Medicare, Medicaid, the Children's Health Insurance Program and the Health Insurance Marketplace Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Elinore F. McCance-Katz | Administrator, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Improves the quality and availability of prevention, treatment and rehabilitation services, to reduce illness, death, disability and costs to society resulting from substance abuse and mental illness; oversees more than 600 employees and a budget of $3.7 billion Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Elizabeth Darling | Commissioner, Administration for Children, Youth and Families Serves as an advocate for children, youth and families by reviewing and commenting on federal policies affecting these individuals and groups, which include homelessness, teen pregnancy prevention, foster care and child abuse prevention; oversees a budget that in 2016 was more than $18.8 billion Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Jean Carol Hovland | Commissioner, Administration for Native Americans Coordinates department activities on developing policies, programs and budgets affecting Native Americans, works as an advocate for this population, and serves as chair of the Intra-Departmental Council on Native American Affairs Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Scott Gottlieb | Commissioner, Food and Drug Administration Oversees FDA, which in fiscal 2015 had a budget of $4.5 billion and 15,620 full-time employees; works to carry out FDA's mission to protect public health by assuring the safety of human/veterinary drugs, biological products, medical devices, food supply, cosmetics and products that emit radiation Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Stephen Hahn | Commissioner, Food and Drug Administration Oversees FDA, which in fiscal 2015 had a budget of $4.5 billion and 15,620 full-time employees; works to carry out FDA's mission to protect public health by assuring the safety of human/veterinary drugs, biological products, medical devices, food supply, cosmetics and products that emit radiation Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | Robert M. Weaver | Director, Indian Health Services Leads the agency that serves as the principal federal health care provider and health advocate for Indian people, and provides a comprehensive health service delivery system for about 2.2 million American Indians and Alaska Natives who belong to 566 federally recognized tribes in 25 states
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ConfirmedDetails | Michael D. Weahkee | Director, Indian Health Services Leads the agency that serves as the principal federal health care provider and health advocate for Indian people, and provides a comprehensive health service delivery system for about 2.2 million American Indians and Alaska Natives who belong to 566 federally recognized tribes in 25 states
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ConfirmedDetails | Jerome M. Adams | Surgeon General Works to provide the public with the best scientific information available on how to improve their health; oversees the operational command of 6,500 uniformed health officers who serve around the world to promote and protect the health of the American people; is known as the nation's doctor
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AnnouncedDetails | Jason C. Weida | Inspector general
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Kirstjen Nielsen | Secretary Leads the department in preventing, minimizing damage from, and assisting in the recovery from terrorist attacks, and leading the response to natural and manmade crises; oversees 166,777 employees and, in fiscal 2015, oversaw nearly $42.6 billion in budget outlays
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Gen. John F. Kelly | Secretary Leads the department in preventing, minimizing damage from, and assisting in the recovery from terrorist attacks, and leading the response to natural and manmade crises; oversees 166,777 employees and, in fiscal 2015, oversaw nearly $42.6 billion in budget outlays
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WithdrawnDetails | Chad F. Wolf | Secretary Leads the department in preventing, minimizing damage from, and assisting in the recovery from terrorist attacks, and leading the response to natural and manmade crises; oversees 166,777 employees and, in fiscal 2015, oversaw nearly $42.6 billion in budget outlays
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Elaine C. Duke | Deputy secretary Acts for the secretary when needed and serves as chief operating officer, managing day-to-day business, operations and personnel, for a department that in fiscal 2015 had nearly $42.6 billion in outlays and 166,777 employees Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Deputy secretary Acts for the secretary when needed and serves as chief operating officer, managing day-to-day business, operations and personnel, for a department that in fiscal 2015 had nearly $42.6 billion in outlays and 166,777 employees Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | John Marshall Mitnick | General counsel Serves as chief legal officer, overseeing the department's legal determinations and attorneys, and serves as regulatory policy officer, managing the rulemaking program and ensuring that DHS regulatory actions comply with relevant statutes and executive orders Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | General counsel Serves as chief legal officer, overseeing the department's legal determinations and attorneys, and serves as regulatory policy officer, managing the rulemaking program and ensuring that DHS regulatory actions comply with relevant statutes and executive orders Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
WithdrawnDetails | Charles E. Cook III | Chief financial officer Guides and oversees the department's budget, financial management and operations, Working Capital Fund, grants and assistance awards, and resource management systems; ensures that DHS obtains, allocates and spends funds to achieve its mission in accordance with the department's priorities Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Troy D. Edgar | Chief financial officer Guides and oversees the department's budget, financial management and operations, Working Capital Fund, grants and assistance awards, and resource management systems; ensures that DHS obtains, allocates and spends funds to achieve its mission in accordance with the department's priorities Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | David James Glawe | Undersecretary for intelligence and analysis Serves as the department's chief intelligence officer and uses information and intelligence from multiple sources to identify and assess current and future threats to the U.S., particularly in the areas of aviation, border security and cybersecurity Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Claire M. Grady | Undersecretary for management Oversees department-wide mission-support services and management office functions, including information technology, budget and financial management, procurement and acquisition, human capital, security, logistics and facilities, and the Working Capital Fund service delivery Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Christopher Krebs | Director, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (formerly National Protection and Programs Directorate) Leads efforts to protect and enhance the resiliency of the nation's physical and cyber-critical infrastructure from terrorist attacks, natural disasters and other catastrophic incidents by partnering with infrastructure owners and operators as well as federal, state, local and territorial officials Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | William Bryan | Undersecretary for science and technology Acts as the secretary's technology adviser, manages science and technology research to protect the homeland, monitors technology threats, and capitalizes on technological advancements, developing solutions and strengthening capability Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Chad F. Wolf | Under Secretary for Strategy, Policy, and Plans
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WithdrawnDetails | Thomas D. Homan | Director, Immigration and Customs Enforcement Leads the largest DHS investigative agency, with nearly 20,000 employees and an annual budget of about $6 billion, as it works to promote homeland security and public safety by enforcing criminal and civil federal laws governing border control, customs, trade and immigration Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | Ronald D. Vitiello | Director, Immigration and Customs Enforcement Leads the largest DHS investigative agency, with nearly 20,000 employees and an annual budget of about $6 billion, as it works to promote homeland security and public safety by enforcing criminal and civil federal laws governing border control, customs, trade and immigration Download for more information
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AnnouncedDetails | Mark Morgan | Director, Immigration and Customs Enforcement Leads the largest DHS investigative agency, with nearly 20,000 employees and an annual budget of about $6 billion, as it works to promote homeland security and public safety by enforcing criminal and civil federal laws governing border control, customs, trade and immigration Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | David P. Pekoske | Administrator, Transportation Security Administration Oversees how the agency carries out its mission to protect U.S. transportation systems and the traveling public; manages an agency with more than 60,000 full-time employees, about $7.5 billion in discretionary and mandatory budget authority, substantial regulatory authority and a nationwide presence Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Brock Long | Administrator, Federal Emergency Management Agency Leads FEMA in its mission to support citizens and first responders, and ensure that the country works together to prepare for, protect against, and respond to hazards; oversees an agency that in fiscal 2016 had 4,722 nonseasonal full-time permanent employees and a budget of $13.2 billion Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | Jeffrey Byard | Administrator, Federal Emergency Management Agency Leads FEMA in its mission to support citizens and first responders, and ensure that the country works together to prepare for, protect against, and respond to hazards; oversees an agency that in fiscal 2016 had 4,722 nonseasonal full-time permanent employees and a budget of $13.2 billion Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Peter Gaynor | Administrator, Federal Emergency Management Agency Leads FEMA in its mission to support citizens and first responders, and ensure that the country works together to prepare for, protect against, and respond to hazards; oversees an agency that in fiscal 2016 had 4,722 nonseasonal full-time permanent employees and a budget of $13.2 billion Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Daniel J. Kaniewski | Deputy Administrator for Resilience, Federal Emergency Management Agency Oversees coordination of preparedness- and protection-related activities in FEMA, including grants, planning, training, exercises, individual and community preparedness, assessments and continuity of government, as well as coordination activities related to the national capital region Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Peter Gaynor | Deputy administrator, Federal Emergency Management Agency Assists the administrator in leading FEMA in its mission to support citizens and first responders, and ensure the country works, together to improve the capability to prepare for, protect against, respond to, recover from and mitigate hazards Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | Daniel Alan Craig | Deputy administrator, Federal Emergency Management Agency Assists the administrator in leading FEMA in its mission to support citizens and first responders, and ensure the country works, together to improve the capability to prepare for, protect against, respond to, recover from and mitigate hazards Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Kevin McAleenan | Commissioner, U.S. Customs and Border Protection Secures the border to keeps out terrorists and their weapons, and facilitates lawful international trade and travel while enforcing hundreds of U.S. laws and regulations, including on immigration and drugs; leads a workforce of 60,000 and oversees a budget of more than $13 billion Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Lee Francis Cissna | Director, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Operates the world's largest immigration system , with 19,000 employees and a $3 billion annual budget, providing information to customers, granting immigration and citizenship benefits, promoting awareness and understanding of citizenship, and ensuring the integrity of the immigration system Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Joseph V. Cuffari | Inspector general Conducts and supervises audits and investigations of the department's programs and operations to help uncover waste, fraud and abuse, and pinpoint areas for improvement Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Ben Carson | Secretary Oversees department in its mission to provide affordable housing free from discrimination, help families purchase and stay in their homes, and promote economic development; oversees 8,059 employees and, in fiscal 2015, oversaw more than $35.5 billion in outlays
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Pamela Hughes Patenaude | Deputy secretary Serves as chief operating officer of the department, which in fiscal 2015 had more than $35.5 billion in outlays and 8,059 employees; carries out strategic plan by overseeing operations, managing the department's agencies and making sure administrative functions support programs and policies Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Brian D. Montgomery | Deputy secretary Serves as chief operating officer of the department, which in fiscal 2015 had more than $35.5 billion in outlays and 8,059 employees; carries out strategic plan by overseeing operations, managing the department's agencies and making sure administrative functions support programs and policies Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | J. Paul Compton Jr. | General counsel Serves as the chief legal adviser to the secretary and other principal staff, and oversees legal opinions, advice and services on all HUD programs, activities, litigation, legislative initiatives, enforcement actions and regulations Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Irving Dennis | Chief financial officer Serves as principal adviser to the secretary on financial management, and as the senior HUD official responsible for establishing and implementing department policies on financial management, including overseeing the development and implementation of the department's $36 billion budget Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Suzanne Israel Tufts | Assistant secretary for administration/chief human capital officer Directs the formulation and implementation of strategic human capital policies, programs and systems to promote efficient and effective personnel management for the department; provides HUD leadership with expert advice and technical services on personnel management Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | John Bobbitt | Assistant secretary for administration/chief human capital officer Directs the formulation and implementation of strategic human capital policies, programs and systems to promote efficient and effective personnel management for the department; provides HUD leadership with expert advice and technical services on personnel management Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Neal J. Rackleff | Assistant secretary for community planning and development Helps with community development by promoting decent housing, a suitable living environment and expanded economic opportunities for low- and moderate-income persons Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | David Carey Woll, Jr. | Assistant secretary for community planning and development Helps with community development by promoting decent housing, a suitable living environment and expanded economic opportunities for low- and moderate-income persons Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Assistant secretary for community planning and development Helps with community development by promoting decent housing, a suitable living environment and expanded economic opportunities for low- and moderate-income persons Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | Leonard Wolfson | Assistant secretary for congressional and intergovernmental relations Serves as the principal adviser to department leadership on legislative affairs, congressional relations and policy matters affecting federal, state and local governments, and public and private interest groups Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Anna Maria Farias | Assistant secretary for fair housing and equal opportunity Advises secretary on issues affecting fair housing, community development and facilities, equal housing opportunity, equal employment opportunity, economic development opportunity, and other civil rights matters as they relate to the disabled, minorities, family groups and civil rights organizations Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Brian D. Montgomery | Assistant secretary for housing and federal housing commissioner Oversees an agency with multiple housing programs, a budget of about $12 billion, 980 nonseasonal full-time permanent employees, and a $400 billion insurance portfolio, making it the world's largest mortgage insurer Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Dana T. Wade | Assistant secretary for housing and federal housing commissioner Oversees an agency with multiple housing programs, a budget of about $12 billion, 980 nonseasonal full-time permanent employees, and a $400 billion insurance portfolio, making it the world's largest mortgage insurer Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Seth Daniel Appleton | Assistant secretary for policy development and research Serves as the secretary's principal adviser on departmental policy, program evaluations and demonstrations and research, and is responsible for providing economic information and analyses of housing and community development statistics and other data Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Robert Hunter Kurtz | Assistant secretary for public and indian housing Serves as the principal adviser to the secretary and deputy secretary on matters relating to the development and management of the department's public and Indian housing programs, which provide affordable housing to more than 1.3 million households nationwide; oversees a budget of about $27 billion Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Michael R. Bright | President, Government National Mortgage Association Directs and coordinates policy for the operations of Ginnie Mae, whose mission is to support a well-functioning housing finance system for government-insured mortgages in the U.S. by linking domestic and global markets to the nation's housing markets Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | President, Government National Mortgage Association Directs and coordinates policy for the operations of Ginnie Mae, whose mission is to support a well-functioning housing finance system for government-insured mortgages in the U.S. by linking domestic and global markets to the nation's housing markets Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Rae Oliver | Inspector general Conducts and supervises audits and investigations of the agency's programs and operations, helping uncover waste, fraud and abuse, and pinpointing areas for improvement Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | William Pelham Barr | Attorney general Serves as the federal government's chief law enforcement officer, and as head of a department that has the equivalent of about 112,100 full-time employees and a $33 billion budget; represents the U.S. in legal matters and gives advice to the president and heads of the executive departments Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Jeff Sessions | Attorney general Serves as the federal government's chief law enforcement officer, and as head of a department that has the equivalent of about 112,100 full-time employees and a $33 billion budget; represents the U.S. in legal matters and gives advice to the president and heads of the executive departments Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Rod J. Rosenstein | Deputy attorney general Advises and assists the attorney general in formulating and implementing department policies and programs and in providing overall supervision and direction to the agencies of a department that has the equivalent of about 112,100 full-time employees and a $33 billion budget Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Jeffrey A. Rosen | Deputy attorney general Advises and assists the attorney general in formulating and implementing department policies and programs and in providing overall supervision and direction to the agencies of a department that has the equivalent of about 112,100 full-time employees and a $33 billion budget Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Rachel L. Brand | Associate attorney general Advises and assists the attorney general and deputy attorney general in formulating and implementing departmental policies and programs on a broad range of civil justice, federal and local law enforcement, and public safety matters; serves as the third-ranking DOJ official Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Associate attorney general Advises and assists the attorney general and deputy attorney general in formulating and implementing departmental policies and programs on a broad range of civil justice, federal and local law enforcement, and public safety matters; serves as the third-ranking DOJ official Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Noel J. Francisco | Solicitor general Represents the interests of the U.S. before the Supreme Court, and oversees appellate and certain other litigation on behalf of the U.S. in the lower federal and state courts Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Makan Delrahim | Assistant attorney general for the antitrust division Oversees enforcement of, improvements to and education about antitrust laws and principles, principally the Sherman Act, a federal antitrust law passed in 1890; reviews proposed mergers and acquisitions to assess their competitive effect and challenges those that threaten to harm competition Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Joseph H. Hunt | Assistant attorney general for the civil division Supervises the office that serves as the "lawyer for the federal government," representing the U.S., its agencies, members of Congress and other federal employees in civil or criminal matters within its scope; approves some civil litigation and settlements undertaken by U.S. attorneys Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Eric S. Dreiband | Assistant attorney general for the civil rights division Upholds the civil and constitutional rights of Americans, enforcing the Civil Rights Act, the Voting Rights Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act and other federal statutes prohibiting discrimination on the basis of race, color, sex, disability, religion, familial status and national origin Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Brian Allen Benczkowski | Assistant attorney general for the criminal division Supervises enforcement of federal criminal laws and policy for DOJ, and criminal prosecutions by the division's hundreds of attorneys on a broad range of matters; advises the attorney general, Congress, the Office of Management and Budget and the White House on criminal law matters Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Jeffrey Bossert Clark | Assistant attorney general for the environment and natural resources division Oversees federal and state court litigation to safeguard the U.S. environment, acquire and manage public lands and natural resources, and protect and manage Indian rights and property; advises the attorney general, Congress, OMB and White House on matters of environmental and natural resources law Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Katharine T. Sullivan | Assistant attorney general for the justice programs division
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ConfirmedDetails | John C. Demers | Assistant attorney general for the national security division Oversees one of the department's highest priorities: combating terrorism and other threats to national security; oversees a coordinated national counterterrorism and enforcement program, including the investigation and prosecution of international and domestic terrorism cases Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Beth Ann Williams | Assistant attorney general for the Office of Legal Policy Oversees the vetting process for federal judicial nominees, develops and implements the department's significant policy initiatives, and coordinates the judicial appointment process with the White House and the Senate Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Stephen Elliott Boyd | Assistant attorney general for the Office of Legislative Affairs Manages the department's relationship with Congress, including developing strategies to advance legislative initiatives and other interests, overseeing DOJ nominations and articulating the department's position on legislation Congress proposes Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Steven Andrew Engel | Assistant attorney general for the Office of the Legal Counsel Serves, in effect, as outside counsel for other executive branch agencies, including drafting its own legal opinions and those of the attorney general, providing legal advice on constitutional questions and, reviewing executive orders and proclamations Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Richard E. Zuckerman | Assistant attorney general for the tax division
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ReturnedDetails | Virgil Madden | Commissioner, U.S. Parole Commission Makes parole release decisions for eligible federal and D.C. prisoners, determines the conditions of parole or supervised release, issues warrants for arrest, and revokes parole and supervised release for violation of the conditions of release Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Monica David Morris | Commissioner, U.S. Parole Commission Makes parole release decisions for eligible federal and D.C. prisoners, determines the conditions of parole or supervised release, issues warrants for arrest, and revokes parole and supervised release for violation of the conditions of release Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Almo J. Carter | Commissioner, U.S. Parole Commission Makes parole release decisions for eligible federal and D.C. prisoners, determines the conditions of parole or supervised release, issues warrants for arrest, and revokes parole and supervised release for violation of the conditions of release Download for more information
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No nominee | Special counsel for immigration-related unfair employment practices | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
No nominee | Chairman, Foreign Claims Settlement Commission | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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WithdrawnDetails | Kenneth Charles Canterbury, Jr. | Director, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
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ConfirmedDetails | Christopher A. Wray | Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation Protects and defends the U.S. against terrorist and foreign intelligence threats, upholds and enforces U.S. criminal laws, and provides leadership and criminal justice services to federal, state, municipal and international agencies and partners
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ReturnedDetails | Shannon Lee Goessling | Director, Office on Violence Against Women Provides federal leadership on developing the nation's capacity to reduce violence against women, and administering justice for, and strengthening service to, victims of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault and stalking Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Donald W. Washington | Director, U.S. Marshals Service Helps enforce federal court rulings, protect federal courts and ensure the judicial system operates effectively; handles federal detainee transportation, court and judicial safety, and the documentation of prisoner custody; oversees a budget of about $1.3 billion and 4,876 employees Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Alexander Acosta | Secretary Leads department in its mission to promote the welfare of U.S. wage earners, job seekers and retirees, improve working conditions, advance opportunities for profitable employment, and assure work-related benefits and rights; oversees 15,086 employees and, in fiscal 2015, more than $45.2 billion
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WithdrawnDetails | Andrew Puzder | Secretary Leads department in its mission to promote the welfare of U.S. wage earners, job seekers and retirees, improve working conditions, advance opportunities for profitable employment, and assure work-related benefits and rights; oversees 15,086 employees and, in fiscal 2015, more than $45.2 billion
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ConfirmedDetails | Eugene Scalia | Secretary Leads department in its mission to promote the welfare of U.S. wage earners, job seekers and retirees, improve working conditions, advance opportunities for profitable employment, and assure work-related benefits and rights; oversees 15,086 employees and, in fiscal 2015, more than $45.2 billion
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ConfirmedDetails | Patrick Pizzella | Deputy secretary Serves as chief operating officer of a department that in fiscal 2015 had more than $45.2 billion in outlays and 15,086 in total employment, and provides direct management support to the secretary and to the department's agencies and national and regional offices Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Kate S. O'Scannlain | Solicitor Serves as the chief legal enforcer and Labor's support arm; provides legal advice on achieving department goals, working to ensure that federal labor laws are applied forcefully and fairly to protect the nation's workers; manages about 750 full-time employees Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | James Edwin Williams | Chief financial officer Serves as the financial leader of a department that in fiscal 2015 had more than $45.2 billion in outlays and 15,086 in total employment; develops and manages tools and processes that provide financial and operational information to Labor officials Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Katherine Brunett McGuire | Assistant secretary for congressional and intergovernmental affairs Serves as Labor's liaison to Congress and other governmental entities; develops and directs strategies on congressional and intergovernmental issues, including legislation, regulations, budget and presidential nominations; reviews legislation and its impact on the department Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Assistant secretary for congressional and intergovernmental affairs Serves as Labor's liaison to Congress and other governmental entities; develops and directs strategies on congressional and intergovernmental issues, including legislation, regulations, budget and presidential nominations; reviews legislation and its impact on the department Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ReturnedDetails | Julie Elizabeth Hocker | Assistant secretary for disability employment policy
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ConfirmedDetails | Preston Rutledge | Assistant Secretary for Employee Benefits Security Administration Assures the security of retirement, health and other workplace benefits of U.S. workers and their families covered by about 685,000 private retirement plans, 2.2 million health plans, and similar numbers of other welfare benefit plans, which have $9.3 trillion in assets Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | John P. Pallasch | Assistant secretary for employment and training Oversees the formulation and implementation of the nation's employment and training policies, programs and systems, and oversees 1,079 full-time employees and a budget that in fiscal 2016 was nearly $235 billion Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | David G. Zatezalo | Assistant secretary for mine safety and health Leads the development and administration of policies, regulations and programs designed to prevent mining injuries, diseases and deaths; administers federal mine safety and health laws; promotes effective training; encourages adoption of new technologies and improved work processes Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | Scott A. Mugno | Assistant secretary for occupational safety and health Leads the agency responsible for assuring workers have safe and healthful working conditions, setting and enforcing standards and providing training, outreach, education and assistance; oversees more than 2,000 employees and a budget that in fiscal 2016 was more than $552.8 million Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Bryan Jarrett | Assistant secretary for policy Provides advice and assistance to department leadership and administration officials on policy, regulation, legislation and more; develops and maintains strong economic analysis capabilities; represents Labor's positions to Congress, employee and employer associations, foreign governments and others Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Assistant secretary for policy Provides advice and assistance to department leadership and administration officials on policy, regulation, legislation and more; develops and maintains strong economic analysis capabilities; represents Labor's positions to Congress, employee and employer associations, foreign governments and others Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | John Lowry III | Assistant secretary for veterans employment and training Leads office in its mission to prepare veterans, service members and their spouses for careers, provide them employment resources and expertise, protect their rights, and promote employment opportunities; oversees 245 full-time employees and a budget that in fiscal 2016 was more than $271 billion Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Cheryl Marie Stanton | Administrator, wage and hour division Promotes and ensures compliance with labor standards to safeguard the welfare of U.S. workers; leads an agency with 1,800 people that in fiscal 2016 had a budget of $227.5 million Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | William Beach | Commissioner, Bureau of Labor Statistics Heads the principal federal statistical agency responsible for measuring labor market activity, working conditions and price changes in the economy; oversees more than 2,400 federal employees, 700 contractors and an appropriation of $609 million Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Elaine Chao | Secretary Leads a department that in fiscal 2015 had more than $75.4 billion in budget outlays and 53,822 total employment, and serves as the administration's principal representative on transportation issues with Congress, other agencies, the transportation community and the public
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Jeffrey A. Rosen | Deputy secretary Serves as the department's chief operating officer, responsible for day-to-day operations of DOT's 10 modal administrations; oversees more than 55,000 employees nationwide and overseas; assists with the secretary's responsibilities and acts for him in his absence Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Deputy secretary Serves as the department's chief operating officer, responsible for day-to-day operations of DOT's 10 modal administrations; oversees more than 55,000 employees nationwide and overseas; assists with the secretary's responsibilities and acts for him in his absence Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Steven Gill Bradbury | General counsel Serves as DOT's chief legal officer and supervises its nearly 500 lawyers; coordinates the department's legislative efforts, regulatory program and involvement in legal proceedings before other agencies, as well as various operational and international legal matters Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | John E. Kramer | Chief Financial Officer and Assistant Secretary for Budget and Programs
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Derek Kan | Undersecretary of transportation for policy Serves as DOT's long-term strategic lead, advising the secretary on policy matters, leading development of those policies, and generating proposals and advice on legislative and regulatory initiatives across all modes of transportation; is third in the department's order of succession Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Joel Szabat | Undersecretary of transportation for policy Serves as DOT's long-term strategic lead, advising the secretary on policy matters, leading development of those policies, and generating proposals and advice on legislative and regulatory initiatives across all modes of transportation; is third in the department's order of succession Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Joel Szabat | Assistant secretary for aviation and international affairs Analyzes and develops policies and plans for economic issues in domestic and international transportation; coordinates international surface transportation policy issues, including trade, technical assistance and cooperation programs; directs public policy related to the airline industry Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Adam J. Sullivan | Assistant secretary for governmental affairs Serves as adviser to department principals on legislative affairs, congressional relations and policy matters affecting federal, state and local governments, and public and private interest groups; coordinates those activities with modal offices Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Diana Furchtgott-Roth | Assistant secretary for research and technology Serves as the department's science, research and intellectual property coordinator, advancing innovation and technology development, conducting research and coordinating multimodal research, providing information to decision-makers, and developing a highly skilled transportation workforce Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Finch Fulton | Assistant secretary for transportation policy
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ConfirmedDetails | Stephen M. Dickson | Administrator, Federal Aviation Administration
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ReturnedDetails | Paul Trombino III | Administrator, Federal Highway Administration Represents and advises the secretary on matters related to the U.S. highway transportation system, including the movement of people and goods, and establishes agency policies, objectives and priorities; oversees a budget of approximately $45 billion and 2,800 employees Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Nicole R. Nason | Administrator, Federal Highway Administration Represents and advises the secretary on matters related to the U.S. highway transportation system, including the movement of people and goods, and establishes agency policies, objectives and priorities; oversees a budget of approximately $45 billion and 2,800 employees Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Raymond Martinez | Administrator, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Leads the agency in its mission to prevent commercial motor vehicle-related fatalities and injuries, setting program policies, objectives and priorities; oversees a budget of about $572 million and about 1,147 full-time nonseasonal employees Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Administrator, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Leads the agency in its mission to prevent commercial motor vehicle-related fatalities and injuries, setting program policies, objectives and priorities; oversees a budget of about $572 million and about 1,147 full-time nonseasonal employees Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Ronald L. Batory | Administrator, Federal Railroad Administration Represents the department and advises the secretary on all railroad activities, serves as DOT's principal contact point for public and private interests in rail transportation matters, and oversees about $1.626 billion and 842 full-time employees Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Thelma Drake | Administrator, Federal Transit Administration Implements a national plan to improve the safety of public transportation systems that receive federal funding, administers urban mass transportation programs and functions, and oversees a budget of about $11 billion and 551 full-time employees Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Mark H. Buzby | Administrator, Maritime Administration Advises and assists the secretary on commercial maritime matters, the U.S. maritime industry and strategic sealift; liaises with public and private organizations concerned with the U.S. maritime industry; provides executive leadership at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | Heidi R. King | Administrator, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Leads agency in reducing crash-related fatalities and injuries while ensuring the highest standards of safety on the nation's roads; promulgates uniform standards for developing state highway safety programs; oversees a budget of about $1.2 billion and about 528 full-time nonseasonal employees Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Howard R. Elliott | Administrator, Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration Provides direction to the national program to protect against the risks to life and property inherent in transporting hazardous materials in commerce, and transporting natural and other gas, petroleum, and other hazardous liquids by pipeline Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Patrick Fuchs | Member, Surface Transportation Board Resolves railroad rate and service disputes and reviews proposed railroad mergers as a member of this independent adjudicatory and economic-regulatory agency Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Michelle A. Schultz | Member, Surface Transportation Board Resolves railroad rate and service disputes and reviews proposed railroad mergers as a member of this independent adjudicatory and economic-regulatory agency Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Martin J. Oberman | Member, Surface Transportation Board Resolves railroad rate and service disputes and reviews proposed railroad mergers as a member of this independent adjudicatory and economic-regulatory agency Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | Robert E. Primus | Member, Surface Transportation Board Resolves railroad rate and service disputes and reviews proposed railroad mergers as a member of this independent adjudicatory and economic-regulatory agency Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Robert E. Primus | Member, Surface Transportation Board Resolves railroad rate and service disputes and reviews proposed railroad mergers as a member of this independent adjudicatory and economic-regulatory agency Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Eric J. Soskin | Inspector general
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | David Shulkin | Secretary Heads the second largest federal department and sets policies governing its operations; provides a nationwide system of health care services, benefits programs and cemeteries for our veterans; maintains relationships with organizations, groups and individuals interested in veterans affairs
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WithdrawnDetails | Ronny L. Jackson | Secretary Heads the second largest federal department and sets policies governing its operations; provides a nationwide system of health care services, benefits programs and cemeteries for our veterans; maintains relationships with organizations, groups and individuals interested in veterans affairs
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ConfirmedDetails | Robert L. Wilkie | Secretary Heads the second largest federal department and sets policies governing its operations; provides a nationwide system of health care services, benefits programs and cemeteries for our veterans; maintains relationships with organizations, groups and individuals interested in veterans affairs
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | James Byrne | Deputy secretary Serves as chief operating officer, directing department's policy and operations, and about 340,000 employees; chairs department's governance process through the Strategic Management Council; leads the Business Oversight Board and Capital Investment Board; co-chairs VA-DOD Senior Oversight Committee Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Thomas G. Bowman | Deputy secretary Serves as chief operating officer, directing department's policy and operations, and about 340,000 employees; chairs department's governance process through the Strategic Management Council; leads the Business Oversight Board and Capital Investment Board; co-chairs VA-DOD Senior Oversight Committee Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Deputy secretary Serves as chief operating officer, directing department's policy and operations, and about 340,000 employees; chairs department's governance process through the Strategic Management Council; leads the Business Oversight Board and Capital Investment Board; co-chairs VA-DOD Senior Oversight Committee Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | James Byrne | General counsel Serves as the department's chief legal officer and final legal authority, interprets all laws affecting veterans and the department, and reviews all regulations, executive orders, proclamations and policies implementing these laws Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | General counsel Serves as the department's chief legal officer and final legal authority, interprets all laws affecting veterans and the department, and reviews all regulations, executive orders, proclamations and policies implementing these laws Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Jon J. Rychalski | Chief financial officer Advises the secretary on the financial management of the department, which in fiscal 2015 had $159 billion in outlays; oversees VA's budgetary and financial functions, performance management, business oversight, asset enterprise management, corporate analysis, and evaluations programs Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Paul R. Lawrence | Undersecretary for benefits Provides benefits and services to veterans, service members, their families and survivors, establishes and communicates the agency's goals and outcomes, oversees a budget of more than $97 billion and leads more than 21,000 personnel Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Randy Reeves | Undersecretary for memorial affairs Develops and implements policies and programs associated with veterans interment and memorialization benefits, and ensures future burial needs are met; oversees more than 1,800 employees and a budget of more than $286 million for the Veterans Affairs cemetery system of 135 national cemeteries Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Brooks D. Tucker | Assistant secretary for congressional and legislative affairs Serves as the secretary's principal adviser on legislative and congressional liaison matters, and as principal coordinator of VA's legislative program; ensures the department complies with congressionally mandated reports; functions as the point of contact for the Government Accountability Office Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | James Paul Gfrerer | Assistant secretary for information and technology Serves as the VA's chief information officer and delivers technology services to the department; oversees the day-to-day activities of more than 8,000 employees, and an additional 8,000 contractor personnel, as well as a budget of approximately $4 billion Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Melissa Sue Glynn | Assistant Secretary for Enterprise Integration Serves as the secretary's principal adviser on policy and organizational strategy, and as the VA's chief strategy officer, coordinating business strategy development and overseeing overall data management, data analysis and business intelligence strategies to inform decision-making Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Tamara Bonzanto | Assistant Secretary for the Office of Accountability and Whistleblower Protection
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ConfirmedDetails | Cheryl L. Mason | Chairman, board of veterans' appeals Provides board leadership and direction on handling appeals; serves as the secretary's principal adviser on veterans appeals issues; represents the department on matters related to veterans appeals programs Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Ryan Zinke | Secretary Directs and supervises all operations and activities of the department, which in fiscal 2015 had more than $12.3 billion in outlays and 48,798 total employment and serves as steward of approximately one-fifth of the nation's lands
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ConfirmedDetails | David Bernhardt | Secretary Directs and supervises all operations and activities of the department, which in fiscal 2015 had more than $12.3 billion in outlays and 48,798 total employment and serves as steward of approximately one-fifth of the nation's lands
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | David Bernhardt | Deputy secretary Serves as the second-highest-ranking official and chief operating officer of a department that in fiscal 2015 had more than $12.3 billion in outlays and 48,798 total employment; helps implement the administration's priorities for the department; leads Interior's Land Buy-Back Program Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Katharine MacGregor | Deputy secretary Serves as the second-highest-ranking official and chief operating officer of a department that in fiscal 2015 had more than $12.3 billion in outlays and 48,798 total employment; helps implement the administration's priorities for the department; leads Interior's Land Buy-Back Program Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | Ryan Douglas Nelson | Solicitor Serves as the secretary's principal legal adviser and the department's chief law officer; oversees more than 400 employees, including 300 attorneys licensed in 40 states; manages Interior's Ethics Office and resolves Freedom of Information Act Appeals Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Daniel Habib Jorjani | Solicitor Serves as the secretary's principal legal adviser and the department's chief law officer; oversees more than 400 employees, including 300 attorneys licensed in 40 states; manages Interior's Ethics Office and resolves Freedom of Information Act Appeals Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Robert Wallace | Assistant secretary for fish, wildlife and parks
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ConfirmedDetails | Douglas W. Domenech | Assistant Secretary for Insular and International Affairs Assists American Samoa, Guam, the U.S. Virgin Islands and the Northern Mariana Islands in developing more effective government by providing financial and technical assistance; oversees U.S. assistance to Micronesia, the Republic of the Marshall Islands and the Republic of Palau Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Joseph Balash | Assistant secretary for land and minerals management Manages public land and resources, including energy and mineral resources production; oversees about $1.5 billion and more than 12,000 employees, and guides use of about 245 million acres of surface lands, 700 million acres of mineral interests and the 1.7 billion acre Outer Continental Shelf Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Assistant secretary for land and minerals management Manages public land and resources, including energy and mineral resources production; oversees about $1.5 billion and more than 12,000 employees, and guides use of about 245 million acres of surface lands, 700 million acres of mineral interests and the 1.7 billion acre Outer Continental Shelf Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Susan Combs | Assistant secretary for policy, management, and budget Provides policy direction and assistance on management and operational issues; serves or supports the role of CFO, chief acquisition officer, chief human capital officer and chief performance officer for a department that in fiscal 2015 had over $12.3 billion in outlays and 48,798 total employment Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Timothy R. Petty | Assistant secretary for water and science Oversees the U.S. Geological Survey, with its budget of about $1.2 billion and 8,136 full-time employees, and the Bureau of Reclamation, with its budget of about $1.1 billion and 5,344 employees; guides the development of national water and science policies while supporting environmental improvement Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Tara Sweeney | Assistant secretary of Indian affairs Oversees and protects more than 55 million acres of land the U.S. holds in trust for American Indian and Alaska Native tribes, and upholds the government's responsibilities to those communities; acts as a liaison between 567 American Indian and Alaska Native tribes and the federal government Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Brenda Burman | Commissioner, Bureau of Reclamation Develops and protects water and resources in the Western region of the U.S.; cooperates with states, local governments and other federal agencies throughout 17 contiguous Western states Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | William Perry Pendley | Director, Bureau of Land Management
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ReturnedDetails | Raymond David Vela | Director, National Park Service Manages and conserves the natural and cultural resources of the National Park System; oversees an agency that in fiscal 2015 had a $3.1 billion budget and 21,164 full-time employees, and includes more than 400 natural, recreational, historic and cultural park units on more than 80 million acres Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Director, National Park Service Manages and conserves the natural and cultural resources of the National Park System; oversees an agency that in fiscal 2015 had a $3.1 billion budget and 21,164 full-time employees, and includes more than 400 natural, recreational, historic and cultural park units on more than 80 million acres Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
WithdrawnDetails | Steven Gardner | Director, Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement Protects people and the environment from the adverse effects of coal mining, and mitigates effects of past operations by reclaiming abandoned coal mines; establishes national policy for the surface mining control and reclamation program and reviews state programs Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Lanny Erdos | Director, Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement Protects people and the environment from the adverse effects of coal mining, and mitigates effects of past operations by reclaiming abandoned coal mines; establishes national policy for the surface mining control and reclamation program and reviews state programs Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Aurelia Skipwith | Director, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Leads the agency's mission to conserve, protect and enhance fish, wildlife and plants, and their habitats, for the continuing benefit of Americans; oversees a budget that in fiscal 2015 was $2.8 billion and 8,689 full-time employees Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | James Reilly | Director, U.S. Geological Survey Leads the agency in collecting, analyzing and providing scientific understanding of natural resource issues; provides impartial scientific information to policymakers, resource managers and others; oversees a budget that in fiscal 2016 was $1.2 billion and 8,136 full-time employees Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Mark L. Greenblatt | Inspector general
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ConfirmedDetails | E. Sequoyah Simermeyer | Chairman, National Indian Gaming Commission
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ConfirmedDetails | Steve Mnuchin | Secretary Heads the department in its mission to promote economic prosperity and ensure the financial security of the U.S., advising the president on economic and financial issues, and overseeing 84,050 employees and more than $485.6 billion in budget outlays in fiscal 2015
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WithdrawnDetails | James Donovan | Deputy secretary Serves as chief operating officer of a department that in fiscal 2015 had $486 billion in outlays and 84,050 total employment, managing overall operations and individual offices, and also serves in secretary's role in his or her absence Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Justin George Muzinich | Deputy secretary Serves as chief operating officer of a department that in fiscal 2015 had $486 billion in outlays and 84,050 total employment, managing overall operations and individual offices, and also serves in secretary's role in his or her absence Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Brent James McIntosh | General counsel Serves as chief legal officer, providing legal and policy advice to the secretary and other senior officials, and heads the Treasury Legal Division, overseeing about 2,000 attorneys and 1,500 support staff Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Brian Callanan | General counsel Serves as chief legal officer, providing legal and policy advice to the secretary and other senior officials, and heads the Treasury Legal Division, overseeing about 2,000 attorneys and 1,500 support staff Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | David Malpass | Undersecretary for international affairs Works to protect and support U.S. economic prosperity by strengthening the external environment for U.S. growth and preventing and mitigating global financial instability; advises on the U.S. response to global macroeconomic and financial developments, including debt, currency and energy markets Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Brent James McIntosh | Undersecretary for international affairs Works to protect and support U.S. economic prosperity by strengthening the external environment for U.S. growth and preventing and mitigating global financial instability; advises on the U.S. response to global macroeconomic and financial developments, including debt, currency and energy markets Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Sigal Mandelker | Undersecretary for terrorism and financial intelligence Leads the effort to use financial intelligence and department enforcement functions to stop financing flowing to terrorists and their sponsors, proliferators of weapons of mass destruction materials, money launderers, drug kingpins and other national security threats Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | Jessie K. Liu | Undersecretary for terrorism and financial intelligence Leads the effort to use financial intelligence and department enforcement functions to stop financing flowing to terrorists and their sponsors, proliferators of weapons of mass destruction materials, money launderers, drug kingpins and other national security threats Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | Adam Lerrick | Deputy undersecretary/designated assistant secretary for international finance Assists secretary, deputy secretary and undersecretary for international affairs with international economic policy; oversees program areas like international monetary and financial policy, and those involving South and East Asia, Middle East and Africa, Europe and Eurasia and Western Hemisphere Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Geoffrey William Seiji Okamoto | Deputy undersecretary/designated assistant secretary for international finance Assists secretary, deputy secretary and undersecretary for international affairs with international economic policy; oversees program areas like international monetary and financial policy, and those involving South and East Asia, Middle East and Africa, Europe and Eurasia and Western Hemisphere Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Andrew "Drew" K. Maloney | Assistant secretary (deputy undersecretary) for legislative affairs Advises the secretary on congressional relations to assist in policy formulation, and serves as the principal contact and coordinator for all department interaction with Congress, the White House congressional relations offices, and other departments and agencies Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Brian McGuire | Assistant secretary (deputy undersecretary) for legislative affairs Advises the secretary on congressional relations to assist in policy formulation, and serves as the principal contact and coordinator for all department interaction with Congress, the White House congressional relations offices, and other departments and agencies Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Michael Faulkender | Assistant secretary for economic policy Reports on current and prospective economic developments, overseeing an extensive program of daily updates that are disseminated across the department, and assists with determining economic policies Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Christopher Campbell | Assistant secretary for financial institutions Coordinates the department's efforts on legislation and regulation on financial institutions and securities markets, and legislation affecting federal agencies that regulate or insure financial institutions; oversees cybersecurity relating to the financial sector Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Bimal Patel | Assistant secretary for financial institutions
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ReturnedDetails | Kipp Kranbuhl | Assistant secretary for financial markets
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ConfirmedDetails | Isabel Marie Keenan Patelunas | Assistant secretary for intelligence and analysis Leads the office in facilitating the receipt, analysis, collation and dissemination of foreign intelligence and foreign counterintelligence related to the department's operation and responsibilities; integrates the department into the larger intelligence community Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Heath P. Tarbert | Assistant secretary for international markets and development Assists the secretary, deputy secretary and undersecretary for international affairs with U.S. international economic policy, and directs the department's portfolio on international financial services regulation, trade, banking and securities, development, technical assistance and climate finance Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Mitchell A. Silk | Assistant secretary for international markets and development Assists the secretary, deputy secretary and undersecretary for international affairs with U.S. international economic policy, and directs the department's portfolio on international financial services regulation, trade, banking and securities, development, technical assistance and climate finance
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ConfirmedDetails | Thomas Peter Feddo | Assistant Secretary for Investment Security
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ConfirmedDetails | David J. Kautter | Assistant secretary for tax policy Develops and implements tax policy and programs, serves as the most senior tax policy expert in the U.S. government, and provides the official estimates of all government receipts for the president's budget, fiscal policy decisions and Treasury cash management decisions Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Marshall Billingslea | Assistant secretary for terrorist financing Develops and implements strategies to combat terrorist financing, domestically and internationally, and to safeguard the U.S. and international financial systems from national security threats, including terrorist financing, money laundering, kleptocracy, organized crime and proliferation finance Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Charles P. Rettig | Commissioner of Internal Revenue Service Presides over the nation's tax system, ensuring the agency maintains an appropriate balance between taxpayer service and tax enforcement, and administering the tax code with fairness and integrity; manages Treasury's largest bureau (over 100,000 employees and a budget of over $10 billion) Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Michael J. Desmond | Chief counsel, Internal Revenue Service Provides advice to the IRS commissioner on interpretation, administration and enforcement of tax laws; represents the IRS in litigation and provides all other legal support for the mission of serving America's taxpayers; oversees about 2,200 employees Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Joseph Otting | Comptroller of the Currency Administers the federal banking system, including supervising more than 1,500 national banks and federal savings associations, and about 50 federal branches and agencies of foreign banks in the U.S. Download for more information
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NominatedDetails | Brian P. Brooks | Comptroller of the Currency Administers the federal banking system, including supervising more than 1,500 national banks and federal savings associations, and about 50 federal branches and agencies of foreign banks in the U.S. Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Dino Falaschetti | Director, Office of Financial Research
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ConfirmedDetails | David J. Ryder | Director, U.S. Mint Leads the U.S. Mint in producing circulating coinage for the U.S. to conduct its trade and commerce; manages a budget that in fiscal 2016 was $2.896 billion, and 1,900 employees Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Thomas E. Workman | Member, Financial Stability Oversight Council As part of this collaborative body, provides comprehensive monitoring to ensure the stability of the nation's financial system by identifying risks and responding to emerging threats to financial stability; provides direction to and requests data and analyses from the Office of Financial Research
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ConfirmedDetails | Brian D. Miller | Special Inspector General (Pandemic Response Accountability Committee)
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ConfirmedDetails | Robert E. Lighthizer | U.S. trade representative Serves as the principal adviser, negotiator, advocate and spokesperson on trade issues; leads U.S. negotiations and dialogues with trading partners, including U.S. engagement at the World Trade Organization; enforces trade agreements Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Dennis Shea | Deputy U.S. trade representative Works with the U.S. trade representative in conducting trade negotiations and carrying out other functions as the U.S. trade representative directs Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Jeffrey Gerrish | Deputy U.S. Trade Representative (Rank of Ambassador) Works with the U.S. trade representative in conducting trade negotiations and carrying out other functions as the U.S. trade representative directs Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | C.J. Mahoney | Deputy U.S. Trade Representative (Rank of Ambassador) Works with the U.S. trade representative in conducting trade negotiations and carrying out other functions as the U.S. trade representative directs Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Michael Nemelka | Deputy U.S. Trade Representative (Rank of Ambassador) Works with the U.S. trade representative in conducting trade negotiations and carrying out other functions as the U.S. trade representative directs Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Gregory Doud | Chief agricultural negotiator Conducts international trade negotiations and enforces trade agreements relating to U.S. agricultural products and services; performs other functions as the U.S. trade representative directs
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Mick Mulvaney | Director, Office of Management and Budget Effects presidential policy government-wide by overseeing budget development, agency management issues, coordination and review of significant agency regulations, coordination of legislative proposals, communication with Congress, and implementation of executive orders and presidential memoranda Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Russell Vought | Director, Office of Management and Budget Effects presidential policy government-wide by overseeing budget development, agency management issues, coordination and review of significant agency regulations, coordination of legislative proposals, communication with Congress, and implementation of executive orders and presidential memoranda Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Margaret Weichert | Deputy director for management, Office of Management and Budget Serves as the nation's federal chief performance officer, developing and executing a government-wide management agenda that includes information technology, financial management, procurement, performance and human resources; serves as a co-chair of the Agency Transition Directors Council Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Michael Rigas | Deputy director for management, Office of Management and Budget Serves as the nation's federal chief performance officer, developing and executing a government-wide management agenda that includes information technology, financial management, procurement, performance and human resources; serves as a co-chair of the Agency Transition Directors Council Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Russell Vought | Deputy director, Office of Management and Budget Assists the director with budget development, coordination and review of significant agency regulations, coordination of legislative proposals, communication with Congress, and implementation of executive orders and presidential memoranda; acts in place of the director in his or her absence Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Derek Kan | Deputy director, Office of Management and Budget Serves as the agency's chief operating officer and as executive chair of the Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency; performs other functions the director prescribes, and represents the director in his absence Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Frederick Nutt | Controller, Office of Federal Financial Management, Office of Management and Budget Serves as the federal government's statutory head of financial management, supervising a small office that identifies government-wide financial management needs and develops ways to meet them, and promulgates those solutions to the agencies Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Controller, Office of Federal Financial Management, Office of Management and Budget Serves as the federal government's statutory head of financial management, supervising a small office that identifies government-wide financial management needs and develops ways to meet them, and promulgates those solutions to the agencies Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Michael Eric Wooten | Administrator, Office of Federal Procurement Policy, Office of Management and Budget
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Neomi Rao | Administrator, Office of Information And Regulatory Affairs, Office of Management and Budget Oversees the regulatory, information collection and statistical activities of agencies, works closely with senior appointees across government to accomplish policy goals through regulation, and ensures compliance with relevant executive orders Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Paul J. Ray | Administrator, Office of Information And Regulatory Affairs, Office of Management and Budget Oversees the regulatory, information collection and statistical activities of agencies, works closely with senior appointees across government to accomplish policy goals through regulation, and ensures compliance with relevant executive orders Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Vishal Amin | Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator, Office of Management and Budget Combats counterfeiting and piracy of intellectual property, and coordinates national and international enforcement efforts, to protect intellectual property rights
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ConfirmedDetails | Kelvin Droegemeier | Director, Office of Science and Technology Policy Provides the president and his senior staff with scientific and technical advice, and ensures that the policies of the executive branch are informed by sound science and that the executive branch's scientific and technical work is properly coordinated Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Michael J. K. Kratsios | Associate director for environment, Office of Science and Technology Policy
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No nominee | Associate director for science, Office of Science and Technology Policy | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
No nominee | Associate director for technology, Office of Science and Technology Policy | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
WithdrawnDetails | Tom Marino | Director of National Drug Control Policy Develops the National Drug Control Strategy, oversees development and coordination of drug control policies and certifies the drug control budgets of other government agencies; evaluates, coordinates and oversees the executive branch's domestic as well as international anti-drug efforts Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | James W. Carroll Jr. | Director of National Drug Control Policy Develops the National Drug Control Strategy, oversees development and coordination of drug control policies and certifies the drug control budgets of other government agencies; evaluates, coordinates and oversees the executive branch's domestic as well as international anti-drug efforts Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Kevin Allen Hassett | Chairman, Council of Economic Advisers Serves as the president's chief economist, providing expert economic advice, overseeing the council's analytical work and other products, representing the council's views in public, communicating how economics informs the president's agenda, and assessing the economic impact of policy proposals Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | Kathleen Hartnett White | Chairman, Council on Environmental Quality Serves as principal environmental policy adviser to the president and assists him or her in developing environmental policies and initiatives; provides policy direction to the agencies on the president's environmental, energy and conservation goals and agenda; directs the council's staff
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ConfirmedDetails | Mary Bridget Neumayr | Chairman, Council on Environmental Quality Issues guidance and interprets regulations implementing the National Environmental Policy Act procedural requirements; reviews and approves federal agency procedures stemming from the law; and helps resolve disputes between agencies, and with other governmental entities and members of the public
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Central Intelligence Agency3 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | Michael Pompeo | Director Manages the CIA, collecting information on our adversaries' plans and capabilities, and producing timely analysis to the president and other decision-makers; conducts covert action when the president directs, to preempt threats or achieve U.S. policy objectives Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Gina Haspel | Director Manages the CIA, collecting information on our adversaries' plans and capabilities, and producing timely analysis to the president and other decision-makers; conducts covert action when the president directs, to preempt threats or achieve U.S. policy objectives Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Courtney Elwood | General counsel Functions as the CIA's chief legal adviser, and as adviser to the CIA director; oversees 100 attorneys and three deputies, and is responsible for legal matters on agency policy, operations and administration Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | Christopher R. Sharpley | Inspector general Conducts and supervises audits and investigations of the agency's programs and operations, helping uncover waste, fraud and abuse, and pinpointing areas for improvement Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Peter Michael Thomson | Inspector general Conducts and supervises audits and investigations of the agency's programs and operations, helping uncover waste, fraud and abuse, and pinpointing areas for improvement Download for more information
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Environmental Protection Agency14 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | Scott Pruitt | Administrator Leads the agency's efforts to protect human health and the environment by providing strategic direction, setting overall policy and determining priorities for the $7 billion budget, 14,161-employee agency, and representing it to the public and Congress Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Andrew Wheeler | Administrator Leads the agency's efforts to protect human health and the environment by providing strategic direction, setting overall policy and determining priorities for the $7 billion budget, 14,161-employee agency, and representing it to the public and Congress Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Andrew Wheeler | Deputy administrator Acts as chief operating officer for the $7 billion budget, 14,161-employee agency, managing day-to-day activities, including budget oversight, the regulatory process and administrative issues; represents the administrator in public and private meetings Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Douglas Benevento | Deputy administrator Acts as chief operating officer for the $7 billion budget, 14,161-employee agency, managing day-to-day activities, including budget oversight, the regulatory process and administrative issues; represents the administrator in public and private meetings Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Matthew Z. Leopold | General counsel Provides the agency with legal services, legal opinions, counsel and litigation support; assists as legal adviser with the formulation and administration of EPA policies and programs; facilitates consistent legal positions across EPA and the 10 regional offices Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Holly W. Greaves | Chief financial officer Provides overall financial management, strategic and annual planning, budget internal control and enterprise risk management for the $7 billion budget, 14,161-employee agency Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Chief financial officer Provides overall financial management, strategic and annual planning, budget internal control and enterprise risk management for the $7 billion budget, 14,161-employee agency Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | William L. Wehrum | Assistant administrator for air and radiation Manages the development of programs, technical policies and regulations for air and radiation pollution control, and oversees the agency's programs to address global climate change, including establishing standards to reduce greenhouse gas emissions Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Assistant administrator for air and radiation Manages the development of programs, technical policies and regulations for air and radiation pollution control, and oversees the agency's programs to address global climate change, including establishing standards to reduce greenhouse gas emissions Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ReturnedDetails | Michael Dourson | Assistant administrator for chemical safety and pollution prevention Oversees agency strategies for implementing and integrating the pollution prevention, pesticides and toxic substances programs; develops recommendations for research on these issues; monitors related regulatory and information-gathering activities Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Alexandra Dapolito Dunn | Assistant administrator for chemical safety and pollution prevention Oversees agency strategies for implementing and integrating the pollution prevention, pesticides and toxic substances programs; develops recommendations for research on these issues; monitors related regulatory and information-gathering activities Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Susan Bodine | Assistant administrator for enforcement and compliance assurance Oversees administrative, civil and criminal enforcement, compliance monitoring and assurance activities; manages the administrative and judicial activities of the national criminal enforcement program, site remediation and federal facilities enforcement, and compliance assurance programs Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | William Charles McIntosh | Assistant administrator for international and tribal affairs Provides overall direction of the agency's international programs and activities subject to U.S. foreign policy, and assures appropriate consideration of program, scientific and legal issues in the formulation of EPA's positions Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Peter C. Wright | Assistant administrator for solid waste and emergency response Leads programs on hazardous and solid waste management and recycling; contaminated site cleanup; Superfund and federal facilities cleanup; redevelopment, brownfields, oil spill prevention and response; chemical accident prevention and preparedness; underground storage tanks; and emergency response Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | David Ross | Assistant administrator for water Performs a variety of policy, communications, resources management and operational functions for managing the National Water Program, including drinking water, groundwater, wetlands protection, marine and estuarine protection and other related programs Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Sean O'Donnell | Inspector general
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Dan Coats | Director Serves as head of the intelligence community, directing the National Intelligence Program and acting as principal adviser to the president, the NSC and the Homeland Security Council on intelligence matters; oversees a budget of over $54 billion and 17 intelligence community organizations Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | John Ratcliffe | Director Serves as head of the intelligence community, directing the National Intelligence Program and acting as principal adviser to the president, the NSC and the Homeland Security Council on intelligence matters; oversees a budget of over $54 billion and 17 intelligence community organizations Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Susan Gordon | Principal deputy director Aids the director in his role as head of the intelligence community, serving in a role similar to that of a chief operating officer, with a focus on the operations of the more than $54 billion agency and managing intelligence community coordination and information sharing Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Principal deputy director Aids the director in his role as head of the intelligence community, serving in a role similar to that of a chief operating officer, with a focus on the operations of the more than $54 billion agency and managing intelligence community coordination and information sharing Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | Jason Klitenic | General counsel Serves as the agency's chief legal officer, providing the director with legal guidance to ensure compliance with U.S. law, regulations and directives; works with other general counsel throughout the intelligence community to facilitate implementation of agency policies Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Patrick Hovakimian | General counsel Serves as the agency's chief legal officer, providing the director with legal guidance to ensure compliance with U.S. law, regulations and directives; works with other general counsel throughout the intelligence community to facilitate implementation of agency policies Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | William R. Evanina | Director of the National Counterintelligence and Security Center Leads and integrates the national counterterrorism effort by fusing foreign and domestic counterterrorism information, providing terrorism analysis, sharing information with partners across the counterterrorism enterprise, and driving government-wide action to secure U.S. counterterrorism objectives Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Joseph Maguire | Director of the National Counterterrorism Center
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ConfirmedDetails | Christopher C. Miller | Director of the National Counterterrorism Center
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Michael K. Atkinson | Inspector General of the Intelligence Community
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ReturnedDetails | Allen Robert Souza | Inspector General of the Intelligence Community
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Small Business Administration4 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | Linda McMahon | Administrator Leads the agency, and determines all policies on its programs to aid, counsel and protect the interests of the nation's small business concerns; consults with federal, state and local agencies on behalf of small business interests Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Jovita Carranza | Administrator Leads the agency, and determines all policies on its programs to aid, counsel and protect the interests of the nation's small business concerns; consults with federal, state and local agencies on behalf of small business interests Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Althea Coetzee | Deputy administrator Helps the administrator serve as an ambassador to and advocate for small business; oversees SBA's principal programs targeted to small businesses, including lending programs, small-business development centers and Small Business Innovation Research grants; serves as agency's chief operating officer Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | David Christian Tryon | Chief counsel for advocacy Advances the views, concerns and interests of small business before the White House, Congress, federal agencies, federal courts and state policymakers; counsels small businesses on how to resolve questions and problems concerning the relationship of small business to the federal government Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Hannibal Ware | Inspector general Conducts and supervises audits and investigations of the agency's programs and operations, helping uncover waste, fraud and abuse, and pinpointing areas for improvement Download for more information
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Administrative Conference of the United States1 position | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ReturnedDetails | Jonathan F. Mitchell | Chairman Sets the priorities and leads the research agenda for this independent agency, whose mission is to improve federal agency procedures, by providing nonpartisan, expert advice and applied research Download for more information
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Advisory Council on Historic Preservation1 position | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Aimee Kathryn Jorjani | Chairman
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African Development Bank1 position | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | J. Steven Dowd | United States Director
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Appalachian Regional Commission1 position | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Tim Thomas | Federal co-chairman Innovates, invests and works with federal, state and local partners to build community capacity and strengthen economic growth in Appalachia
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Asian Development Bank1 position | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Jason Myung-lk Chung | United States Director
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Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board2 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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ConfirmedDetails | Katherine Andrea Lemos | Chairperson & Board Member
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Commodity Futures Trading Commission5 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | J. Christopher Giancarlo | Chairman & Commissioner Makes regulatory decisions to foster open, transparent, competitive and financially sound markets, as authorized by the Commodity Exchange Act and the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Heath P. Tarbert | Chairman & Commissioner Makes regulatory decisions to foster open, transparent, competitive and financially sound markets, as authorized by the Commodity Exchange Act and the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Brian D. Quintenz | Commissioner Makes regulatory decisions to foster open, transparent, competitive and financially sound markets, as authorized by the Commodity Exchange Act and the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act Download for more information
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NominatedDetails | Robert Benedict Bowes | Commissioner
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ConfirmedDetails | Dawn DeBerry Stump | Commissioner Makes regulatory decisions to foster open, transparent, competitive and financially sound markets, as authorized by the Commodity Exchange Act and the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Rostin Behnam | Commissioner Makes regulatory decisions to foster open, transparent, competitive and financially sound markets, as authorized by the Commodity Exchange Act and the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Dan Michael Berkovitz | Commissioner Makes regulatory decisions to foster open, transparent, competitive and financially sound markets, as authorized by the Commodity Exchange Act and the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Kathleen Laura Kraninger | Director Manages and directs the bureau, which was created to make markets for consumer financial products and services work for Americans; leads the bureau's senior management team in developing policies, determining priorities and establishing agency goals; represents the agency externally
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ReturnedDetails | Ann Marie Buerkle | Chairman & Commissioner
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ReturnedDetails | Nancy B. Beck | Chairman & Commissioner
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ConfirmedDetails | Dana Baiocco | Commissioner
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ConfirmedDetails | Peter A. Feldman | Commissioner
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Corporation For National and Community Service1 position | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Barbara Stewart | Chief executive officer Manages operations and personnel for an agency whose mission is to improve lives, strengthen communities and foster civic engagement through service and volunteering Download for more information
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Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency to the District of Columbia1 position | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Richard S. Tischner | Director
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Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board5 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
No nominee | Chairman & Board Member | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ReturnedDetails | Matthew Moury | Board member Provides the energy secretary with independent analysis and advice on protecting public health and safety at defense nuclear facilities Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Jessie Hill Roberson (reappointment) | Board member Provides the energy secretary with independent analysis and advice on protecting public health and safety at defense nuclear facilities Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Jessie Hill Roberson | Board member Provides the energy secretary with independent analysis and advice on protecting public health and safety at defense nuclear facilities Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Thomas A. Summers | Board member Provides the energy secretary with independent analysis and advice on protecting public health and safety at defense nuclear facilities Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Thomas A. Summers (reappointment) | Board member Provides the energy secretary with independent analysis and advice on protecting public health and safety at defense nuclear facilities Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Joyce Louise Connery (reappointment) | Board member Provides the energy secretary with independent analysis and advice on protecting public health and safety at defense nuclear facilities Download for more information
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Delta Regional Authority1 position | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Christopher Caldwell | Federal co-chairman Serves as the agency's chief executive officer and liaison with the federal government, and develops the authority's strategy and direction
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission6 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Sharon Fast Gustafson | General counsel
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ConfirmedDetails | Janet Dhillon | Member Recommends policies, procedures and programs to the commission to eliminate discrimination based on race, color, disability, religion, sex, national origin, or age in the hiring, promoting, firing, setting wages, testing, training and all other terms and conditions of employment Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Daniel M. Gade | Member Recommends policies, procedures and programs to the commission to eliminate discrimination based on race, color, disability, religion, sex, national origin, or age in the hiring, promoting, firing, setting wages, testing, training and all other terms and conditions of employment Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Jocelyn Samuels | Member Recommends policies, procedures and programs to the commission to eliminate discrimination based on race, color, disability, religion, sex, national origin, or age in the hiring, promoting, firing, setting wages, testing, training and all other terms and conditions of employment Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Chai Rachel Feldblum (reappointment) | Member Recommends policies, procedures and programs to the commission to eliminate discrimination based on race, color, disability, religion, sex, national origin, or age in the hiring, promoting, firing, setting wages, testing, training and all other terms and conditions of employment Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Charlotte A. Burrows | Member Recommends policies, procedures and programs to the commission to eliminate discrimination based on race, color, disability, religion, sex, national origin, or age in the hiring, promoting, firing, setting wages, testing, training and all other terms and conditions of employment Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Keith E. Sonderling | Member Recommends policies, procedures and programs to the commission to eliminate discrimination based on race, color, disability, religion, sex, national origin, or age in the hiring, promoting, firing, setting wages, testing, training and all other terms and conditions of employment Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Andrea R. Lucas | Member Recommends policies, procedures and programs to the commission to eliminate discrimination based on race, color, disability, religion, sex, national origin, or age in the hiring, promoting, firing, setting wages, testing, training and all other terms and conditions of employment Download for more information
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European Bank for Reconstruction and Development1 position | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | Judy Lynn Shelton | United States Director As part of a board, oversees the bank's strategic direction; the bank helps businesses flourish through financial investments, business services and involvement in high-level policy dialogue, and fosters the transition to market economies while promoting innovation, growth and transparency
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ConfirmedDetails | J. Steven Dowd | United States Director As part of a board, oversees the bank's strategic direction; the bank helps businesses flourish through financial investments, business services and involvement in high-level policy dialogue, and fosters the transition to market economies while promoting innovation, growth and transparency
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Export-Import Bank6 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ReturnedDetails | Scott Garrett | President and chairman Adopts and amends bylaws necessary for the management and functioning of the bank, which is an independent, self-sustaining agency with a mission of supporting American jobs by facilitating the export of U.S. goods and services Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Kimberly A. Reed | President and chairman Adopts and amends bylaws necessary for the management and functioning of the bank, which is an independent, self-sustaining agency with a mission of supporting American jobs by facilitating the export of U.S. goods and services Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | Kimberly A. Reed | Vice president and vice chairman Adopts and amends bylaws necessary for the management and functioning of the bank, which is an independent, self-sustaining agency with a mission of supporting American jobs by facilitating the export of U.S. goods and services Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Paul Shmotolokha | Vice president and vice chairman
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ConfirmedDetails | Spencer Bachus III | Member, board of directors Adopts and amends bylaws necessary for the management and functioning of the bank, which is an independent, self-sustaining agency with a mission of supporting American jobs by facilitating the export of U.S. goods and services Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Claudia Slacik | Member, board of directors Adopts and amends bylaws necessary for the management and functioning of the bank, which is an independent, self-sustaining agency with a mission of supporting American jobs by facilitating the export of U.S. goods and services Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Judith Delzoppo Pryor | Member, board of directors Adopts and amends bylaws necessary for the management and functioning of the bank, which is an independent, self-sustaining agency with a mission of supporting American jobs by facilitating the export of U.S. goods and services Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Mark Lee Greenblatt | Inspector general Conducts and supervises audits and investigations of the bank's programs and operations, helping uncover waste, fraud and abuse, and pinpointing areas for improvement Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Peter J. Coniglio | Inspector general Conducts and supervises audits and investigations of the bank's programs and operations, helping uncover waste, fraud and abuse, and pinpointing areas for improvement Download for more information
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Farm Credit Administration3 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
No nomineeDetails | Member Approves policies, regulations and charters, and examination and enforcement activities, of this independent prudential regulatory agency, whose mission is to ensure the safety and soundness of the farmer-owned cooperative Farm Credit System Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Glen R. Smith | Member Approves policies, regulations and charters, and examination and enforcement activities, of this independent prudential regulatory agency, whose mission is to ensure the safety and soundness of the farmer-owned cooperative Farm Credit System Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Rodney K. Brown | Member Approves policies, regulations and charters, and examination and enforcement activities, of this independent prudential regulatory agency, whose mission is to ensure the safety and soundness of the farmer-owned cooperative Farm Credit System Download for more information
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Federal Communications Commission6 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Brendan Carr (Reappointment) | Member Regulates interstate and international communications by radio, television, wire, satellite and cable in all of the U.S. as a part of this independent agency overseen by Congress that serves as the U.S.'s primary authority for communications law, regulation and technological innovation Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Geoffrey Adam Starks | Member Regulates interstate and international communications by radio, television, wire, satellite and cable in all of the U.S. as a part of this independent agency overseen by Congress that serves as the U.S.'s primary authority for communications law, regulation and technological innovation Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Ajit Pai (Reappointment) | Member Regulates interstate and international communications by radio, television, wire, satellite and cable in all of the U.S. as a part of this independent agency overseen by Congress that serves as the U.S.'s primary authority for communications law, regulation and technological innovation Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Jessica Rosenworcel | Member Regulates interstate and international communications by radio, television, wire, satellite and cable in all of the U.S. as a part of this independent agency overseen by Congress that serves as the U.S.'s primary authority for communications law, regulation and technological innovation Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | Michael P. O'Rielly | Member Regulates interstate and international communications by radio, television, wire, satellite and cable in all of the U.S. as a part of this independent agency overseen by Congress that serves as the U.S.'s primary authority for communications law, regulation and technological innovation Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Nathan A. Simington | Member Regulates interstate and international communications by radio, television, wire, satellite and cable in all of the U.S. as a part of this independent agency overseen by Congress that serves as the U.S.'s primary authority for communications law, regulation and technological innovation Download for more information
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NominatedDetails | John Chase Johnson | Inspector general
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation3 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
WithdrawnDetails | James Clinger | Chairperson & Member Works to maintain stability and public confidence in the nation's financial system by protecting insured bank accounts; supervising financial institutions for safety, soundness and consumer protection; and managing the orderly resolution of failed financial institutions Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Jelena McWilliams | Chairperson & Member Works to maintain stability and public confidence in the nation's financial system by protecting insured bank accounts; supervising financial institutions for safety, soundness and consumer protection; and managing the orderly resolution of failed financial institutions Download for more information
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Federal Election Commission6 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | James E. Trainor III | Member Administers and enforces the Federal Election and Campaign Act, and meets regularly to formulate policy and vote on significant legal and administrative matters for the six-member independent regulatory agency Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Allen Dickerson | Member Administers and enforces the Federal Election and Campaign Act, and meets regularly to formulate policy and vote on significant legal and administrative matters for the six-member independent regulatory agency Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Shana M. Broussard | Member Administers and enforces the Federal Election and Campaign Act, and meets regularly to formulate policy and vote on significant legal and administrative matters for the six-member independent regulatory agency Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Sean J. Cooksey | Member Administers and enforces the Federal Election and Campaign Act, and meets regularly to formulate policy and vote on significant legal and administrative matters for the six-member independent regulatory agency Download for more information
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Federal Energy Regulatory Commission5 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Neil Chatterjee | Member Reviews and authorizes liquefied natural gas terminals, interstate natural gas pipelines and nonfederal hydropower projects as part of this agency, which has jurisdiction over interstate electricity sales, wholesale electric rates, hydroelectric licensing, natural gas pricing and oil pipeline rates Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Bernard L. McNamee | Member Reviews and authorizes liquefied natural gas terminals, interstate natural gas pipelines and nonfederal hydropower projects as part of this agency, which has jurisdiction over interstate electricity sales, wholesale electric rates, hydroelectric licensing, natural gas pricing and oil pipeline rates Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Robert F. Powelson | Member Reviews and authorizes liquefied natural gas terminals, interstate natural gas pipelines and nonfederal hydropower projects as part of this agency, which has jurisdiction over interstate electricity sales, wholesale electric rates, hydroelectric licensing, natural gas pricing and oil pipeline rates Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Mark C. Christie | Member Reviews and authorizes liquefied natural gas terminals, interstate natural gas pipelines and nonfederal hydropower projects as part of this agency, which has jurisdiction over interstate electricity sales, wholesale electric rates, hydroelectric licensing, natural gas pricing and oil pipeline rates Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Kevin J. McIntyre | Member Reviews and authorizes liquefied natural gas terminals, interstate natural gas pipelines and nonfederal hydropower projects as part of this agency, which has jurisdiction over interstate electricity sales, wholesale electric rates, hydroelectric licensing, natural gas pricing and oil pipeline rates Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | James P. Danly | Member Reviews and authorizes liquefied natural gas terminals, interstate natural gas pipelines and nonfederal hydropower projects as part of this agency, which has jurisdiction over interstate electricity sales, wholesale electric rates, hydroelectric licensing, natural gas pricing and oil pipeline rates Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Richard Glick | Member Reviews and authorizes liquefied natural gas terminals, interstate natural gas pipelines and nonfederal hydropower projects as part of this agency, which has jurisdiction over interstate electricity sales, wholesale electric rates, hydroelectric licensing, natural gas pricing and oil pipeline rates Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Allison Clements | Member Reviews and authorizes liquefied natural gas terminals, interstate natural gas pipelines and nonfederal hydropower projects as part of this agency, which has jurisdiction over interstate electricity sales, wholesale electric rates, hydroelectric licensing, natural gas pricing and oil pipeline rates Download for more information
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Federal Labor Relations Authority4 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Colleen Kiko | Chairman In collaboration with the two other members, drafts binding written decisions that provide leadership and precedent in establishing policies and guidance relating to matters under the Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Statute Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Catherine Bird | General counsel
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ConfirmedDetails | James Thomas Abbott | Member In collaboration with the two other members, drafts binding written decisions that provide leadership and precedent in establishing policies and guidance relating to matters under the Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Statute Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Ernest W. Dubester | Member In collaboration with the two other members, drafts binding written decisions that provide leadership and precedent in establishing policies and guidance relating to matters under the Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Statute Download for more information
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Federal Maritime Commission3 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Daniel B. Maffei | Member Regulates the U.S. international ocean transportation system for the benefit of U.S. exporters, importers and U.S. consumers, as a part of this independent five-member commission
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ConfirmedDetails | L. E. Sola | Member Regulates the U.S. international ocean transportation system for the benefit of U.S. exporters, importers and U.S. consumers, as a part of this independent five-member commission
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ConfirmedDetails | Carl Whitney Bentzel | Member Regulates the U.S. international ocean transportation system for the benefit of U.S. exporters, importers and U.S. consumers, as a part of this independent five-member commission
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ReturnedDetails | Michael Stoker | Director Oversees policy development and administrative functions for an agency that provides mediation and conflict resolution services to industry, government agencies and communities; acts as liaison with executive branch members, Congress and the national leadership of the collective-bargaining community Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Richard Giacolone | Director Oversees policy development and administrative functions for an agency that provides mediation and conflict resolution services to industry, government agencies and communities; acts as liaison with executive branch members, Congress and the national leadership of the collective-bargaining community Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Marco M. Rajkovich Jr. | Member Provides administrative trial and appellate review of legal disputes arising under the Federal Mine Safety and Health Act, as a member of this independent adjudicative agency Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Arthur R. Traynor | Member Provides administrative trial and appellate review of legal disputes arising under the Federal Mine Safety and Health Act, as a member of this independent adjudicative agency Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | William I. Althen | Member
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Federal Reserve System6 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Jerome H. Powell | Chairman of the Board of Governors Conducts nation's monetary policy by influencing money and credit conditions in the economy in pursuit of full employment and stable prices; regulates banks and other financial institutions to ensure soundness of the nation's banking and financial system and to protect the credit rights of consumers Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Richard Clarida | Vice Chairman of the Board of Governors
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ConfirmedDetails | Randal Quarles (Reappointment) | Governor & Vice Chair for Supervision Conducts nation's monetary policy by influencing money and credit conditions in the economy in pursuit of full employment and stable prices; regulates banks and other financial institutions to ensure soundness of the nation's banking and financial system and to protect the credit rights of consumers Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Michelle Bowman | Governor
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ReturnedDetails | Marvin Goodfriend | Governor Conducts nation's monetary policy by influencing money and credit conditions in the economy in pursuit of full employment and stable prices; regulates banks and other financial institutions to ensure soundness of the nation's banking and financial system and to protect the credit rights of consumers Download for more information
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NominatedDetails | Judy Shelton | Governor Conducts nation's monetary policy by influencing money and credit conditions in the economy in pursuit of full employment and stable prices; regulates banks and other financial institutions to ensure soundness of the nation's banking and financial system and to protect the credit rights of consumers Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Jean Nellie Liang | Governor Conducts nation's monetary policy by influencing money and credit conditions in the economy in pursuit of full employment and stable prices; regulates banks and other financial institutions to ensure soundness of the nation's banking and financial system and to protect the credit rights of consumers Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Christopher Waller | Governor Conducts nation's monetary policy by influencing money and credit conditions in the economy in pursuit of full employment and stable prices; regulates banks and other financial institutions to ensure soundness of the nation's banking and financial system and to protect the credit rights of consumers Download for more information
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Federal Trade Commission5 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Rohit Chopra | Commissioner Oversees the FTC, ensuring that through law enforcement, research, advocacy and education, the agency protects and advances the interests of consumers, by making sure they can access accurate information and that markets work well, providing lower prices, more choices and more innovation Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Joseph Simons | Chair & Commissioner Oversees the FTC, ensuring that through law enforcement, research, advocacy and education, the agency protects and advances the interests of consumers, by making sure they can access accurate information and that markets work well, providing lower prices, more choices and more innovation Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Christine S. Wilson | Commissioner Oversees the FTC, ensuring that through law enforcement, research, advocacy and education, the agency protects and advances the interests of consumers, by making sure they can access accurate information and that markets work well, providing lower prices, more choices and more innovation Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Noah Joshua Phillips | Commissioner Oversees the FTC, ensuring that through law enforcement, research, advocacy and education, the agency protects and advances the interests of consumers, by making sure they can access accurate information and that markets work well, providing lower prices, more choices and more innovation Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Rebecca Kelly Slaughter | Commissioner
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Federal Housing Finance Agency1 position | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Mark Anthony Calabria | Director
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General Services Administration1 position | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Emily Webster Murphy | Administrator Oversees the agency responsible for purchasing, procurement, real estate management and IT solutions across government; oversees 12,000 employees, a $27 billion budget and $500 billion in federal assets, including 8,600 government buildings, 482 historic properties, and 208,000 vehicles Download for more information
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Inter-American Development Bank2 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Eliot Pedrosa | U.S. Executive Director
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Eliot Pedrosa | U.S. Alternate Executive Director
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ReturnedDetails | Andeliz N. Castillo | U.S. Alternate Executive Director
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International Bank for Reconstruction and Development2 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Jennifer D. Nordquist | Executive Director
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Erik Paul Bethel | Alternate Executive Director Serves as director when the executive director is not present; directors oversee general operations of the bank, which provides loans, guarantees, risk management products and advisory services to middle-income and low-income countries, and coordinates responses to regional and global challenges
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ReturnedDetails | Ashok Michael Pinto | Alternate Executive Director Serves as director when the executive director is not present; directors oversee general operations of the bank, which provides loans, guarantees, risk management products and advisory services to middle-income and low-income countries, and coordinates responses to regional and global challenges
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International Joint Commission3 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Jane L. Corwin | Commissioner and Designated Joint Chair Oversees the independent, binational organization that resolves disputes on the use and quality of boundary waters between the U.S. and Canada, and advises both countries on related issues; maintains partnerships across the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River basin and undertakes initiatives Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Robert C. Sisson | Commissioner Oversees the independent, binational organization that resolves disputes on the use and quality of boundary waters between the U.S. and Canada, and advises both countries on related issues; maintains partnerships across the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River basin and undertakes initiatives Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Lance V. Yohe | Commissioner Oversees the independent, binational organization that resolves disputes on the use and quality of boundary waters between the U.S. and Canada, and advises both countries on related issues; maintains partnerships across the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River basin and undertakes initiatives Download for more information
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International Monetary Fund2 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ReturnedDetails | Mark Rosen | U.S. Executive Director
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Merit Systems Protection Board3 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
NominatedDetails | Dennis Dean Kirk | Chairman & Member Serves as the agency's chief executive and administrative officer; hears and adjudicates appeals by federal employees involved in personnel actions, including removals, suspensions and demotions; reviews regulations issued by OPM and conducts studies of the federal personnel system Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | Andrew F. Maunz | Member Hears and adjudicates appeals by federal employees involved in personnel actions, including removals, suspensions and demotions; reviews regulations issued by OPM and conducts studies of the federal personnel system Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | B. Chad Bungard | Member
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ReturnedDetails | Julia Akins Clark | Member
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Millennium Challenge Corporation1 position | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Sean Cairncross | Chief executive officer Manages the corporation, which fights global poverty in poor countries with a demonstrated commitment to good governance, using time-limited grant investments designed to reduce poverty through economic growth and help people lift themselves out of poverty Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | James Bridenstine | Administrator Articulates the agency's vision, sets its programmatic and budget priorities and internal policies, and assesses its performance; manages a workforce of more than 17,000 civil servants supported by more than 40,000 contractor personnel, and in fiscal 2016, oversaw an enacted budget of $19.3 billion Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | James Morhard | Deputy administrator Oversees a portfolio as defined by the administrator; serves as acting administrator in the administrator's absence; helps provide leadership, planning and policy direction for the agency; assists with representing NASA to the White House, Congress, other agencies and external organizations Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Jeffrey DeWit | Chief financial officer Oversees all financial management, budget, strategic planning and performance activities relating to the programs and operations of the agency, which in fiscal 2016 had an enacted budget of $19.3 billion Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Gregory Autry | Chief financial officer Oversees all financial management, budget, strategic planning and performance activities relating to the programs and operations of the agency, which in fiscal 2016 had an enacted budget of $19.3 billion Download for more information
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National Credit Union Administration3 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Rodney Hood | Board member Manages, with two other board members, this independent agency that regulates, charters and supervises federal credit unions Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Todd M. Harper | Board member Manages, with two other board members, this independent agency that regulates, charters and supervises federal credit unions Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Kyle Hauptman | Board member Manages, with two other board members, this independent agency that regulates, charters and supervises federal credit unions Download for more information
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National Foundation on the Arts and the Humanities3 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Mary Anne Carter | Chairman, National Endowment for the Arts
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ConfirmedDetails | Jon Parrish Peede | Chairman, National Endowment for the Humanities
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ConfirmedDetails | Crosby Kemper III | Director, Institute of Museum and Library Services
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National Labor Relations Board6 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | John F. Ring | Chairman Adjudicates unfair labor practice charges and determines union representation questions, as part of this five-member, quasi-judicial board Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Peter B. Robb | General counsel
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Marvin Kaplan | Board member Adjudicates unfair labor practice charges and determines union representation questions, as part of this five-member, quasi-judicial board Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Marvin Kaplan (reappointment) | Board member Adjudicates unfair labor practice charges and determines union representation questions, as part of this five-member, quasi-judicial board Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | William J. Emanuel | Board member Adjudicates unfair labor practice charges and determines union representation questions, as part of this five-member, quasi-judicial board Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Mark Gaston Pearce | Board member Adjudicates unfair labor practice charges and determines union representation questions, as part of this five-member, quasi-judicial board Download for more information
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No nomineeDetails | Board member Adjudicates unfair labor practice charges and determines union representation questions, as part of this five-member, quasi-judicial board Download for more information | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Lauren McGarity McFerran | Board member Adjudicates unfair labor practice charges and determines union representation questions, as part of this five-member, quasi-judicial board Download for more information
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National Mediation Board3 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | Linda A. Puchala | Board member Administers the Railway Labor Act, which governs labor relations in rail and air industries, as leader of a three-member independent agency; supervises mediation of collective bargaining disputes, certifying results of representation elections and overseeing representation policy decisions Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Kyle Fortson | Board member Administers the Railway Labor Act, which governs labor relations in rail and air industries, as part of a three-member independent agency; supervises mediation of collective bargaining disputes, certifying results of representation elections and overseeing representation policy decisions Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Gerald W. Fauth | Board member Administers the Railway Labor Act, which governs labor relations in rail and air industries, as part of a three-member independent agency; supervises mediation of collective bargaining disputes, certifying results of representation elections and overseeing representation policy decisions Download for more information
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National Science Foundation2 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Sethuraman Panchanathan | Director
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National Transportation Safety Board5 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Robert L. Sumwalt III (Reappointment) | Chairman and Board Member Reviews and approves major accident reports and safety studies, as part of this independent, nonregulatory agency; makes safety recommendations to regulatory agencies, manufacturers and operators; decides appeals of Federal Aviation Administration and Coast Guard certificate actions
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ConfirmedDetails | Bruce Landsberg | Board member Reviews and approves major accident reports and safety studies, as part of this independent, nonregulatory agency; makes safety recommendations to regulatory agencies, manufacturers and operators; decides appeals of Federal Aviation Administration and Coast Guard certificate actions
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ConfirmedDetails | Jennifer L. Homendy | Board member Reviews and approves major accident reports and safety studies, as part of this independent, nonregulatory agency; makes safety recommendations to regulatory agencies, manufacturers and operators; decides appeals of Federal Aviation Administration and Coast Guard certificate actions
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ConfirmedDetails | Michael Graham | Board member Reviews and approves major accident reports and safety studies, as part of this independent, nonregulatory agency; makes safety recommendations to regulatory agencies, manufacturers and operators; decides appeals of Federal Aviation Administration and Coast Guard certificate actions
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ConfirmedDetails | Thomas B. Chapman | Board member Reviews and approves major accident reports and safety studies, as part of this independent, nonregulatory agency; makes safety recommendations to regulatory agencies, manufacturers and operators; decides appeals of Federal Aviation Administration and Coast Guard certificate actions
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ConfirmedDetails | Harold B. Parker | Federal co-chairperson Works to provide economic and infrastructure development grants to projects within the most economically distressed counties of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont and New York, and serves as a liaison between the federal government and the commission Download for more information
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission6 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Kristine L. Svinicki (Reappointment) | Chairman Serves as NRC's CEO and the commission's official spokesperson, as head of this five-person commission that heads the NRC; licenses and regulates the nation's civilian use of radioactive materials to protect public health and safety, promote common defense and security, and protect the environment Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Annie Caputo | Commissioner Serves as part of a five-person commission that heads the NRC; licenses and regulates the nation's civilian use of radioactive materials to protect public health and safety, promote common defense and security, and protect the environment
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | David A. Wright | Commissioner Serves as part of a five-person commission that heads the NRC; licenses and regulates the nation's civilian use of radioactive materials to protect public health and safety, promote common defense and security, and protect the environment
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ConfirmedDetails | David A. Wright (Reappointment) | Commissioner Serves as part of a five-person commission that heads the NRC; licenses and regulates the nation's civilian use of radioactive materials to protect public health and safety, promote common defense and security, and protect the environment
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ConfirmedDetails | Jeffrey Martin Baran (Reappointment) | Commissioner Serves as part of a five-person commission that heads the NRC; licenses and regulates the nation's civilian use of radioactive materials to protect public health and safety, promote common defense and security, and protect the environment
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ConfirmedDetails | Christopher T. Hanson | Commissioner Serves as part of a five-person commission that heads the NRC; licenses and regulates the nation's civilian use of radioactive materials to protect public health and safety, promote common defense and security, and protect the environment
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ConfirmedDetails | Robert J. Feitel | Inspector general
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Heather L. MacDougall (Reappointment) | Commissioner Encourages safe workplaces by deciding challenges to citations or penalties arising from Occupational Safety and Health Administration inspections; provides administrative trial and appellate review Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Amanda Wood Laihow | Commissioner Encourages safe workplaces by deciding challenges to citations or penalties arising from Occupational Safety and Health Administration inspections; provides administrative trial and appellate review Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | James J. Sullivan | Commissioner Encourages safe workplaces by deciding challenges to citations or penalties arising from Occupational Safety and Health Administration inspections; provides administrative trial and appellate review Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Cynthia L. Attwood (Reappointment) | Commissioner Encourages safe workplaces by deciding challenges to citations or penalties arising from Occupational Safety and Health Administration inspections; provides administrative trial and appellate review Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Emory A. Rounds | Director Leads the agency responsible for providing the overall direction of executive branch policies related to preventing conflicts of interest on the part of officers and employees of any executive branch agency, as defined in the Ethics in Government Act Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Dale Cabaniss | Director Oversees all aspects of the policies and rules surrounding the hiring, training, performance evaluation and overall management of the 2.1 million employee civilian workforce, and functions as the principal adviser to the president on all personnel issues regarding the civilian workforce Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Jeff Tien Han Pon | Director Oversees all aspects of the policies and rules surrounding the hiring, training, performance evaluation and overall management of the 2.1 million employee civilian workforce, and functions as the principal adviser to the president on all personnel issues regarding the civilian workforce Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | George Nesterczuk | Director Oversees all aspects of the policies and rules surrounding the hiring, training, performance evaluation and overall management of the 2.1 million employee civilian workforce, and functions as the principal adviser to the president on all personnel issues regarding the civilian workforce Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | John Gibbs | Director Oversees all aspects of the policies and rules surrounding the hiring, training, performance evaluation and overall management of the 2.1 million employee civilian workforce, and functions as the principal adviser to the president on all personnel issues regarding the civilian workforce Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Michael Rigas | Deputy director Serves as the agency's chief operating officer and as executive chair of the Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency; performs other functions the director prescribes, and represents the director in his absence Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | John Edward Dupuy | Inspector general Conducts and supervises audits and investigations of the agency's programs and operations, helping uncover waste, fraud and abuse, and pinpointing areas for improvement Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Craig Edward Leen | Inspector general Conducts and supervises audits and investigations of the agency's programs and operations, helping uncover waste, fraud and abuse, and pinpointing areas for improvement Download for more information
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No nominee | Inspector general | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Office of the Special Counsel1 position | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Henry Kerner | Special counsel Safeguards the merit system by protecting federal employees and applicants from prohibited personnel practices, especially reprisal for whistleblowing, as head of this independent federal investigative and prosecutorial agency Download for more information
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Peace Corps2 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Josephine Olsen | Director Provides executive direction, overseeing the agency's programs and activities, and establishing agency policy; consults with representatives of foreign governments and international organizations to further the agency's mission; represents the agency to Congress and the public Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Alan R. Swendiman | Deputy director Provides direction, overseeing the agency's programs and activities, and establishing agency policy as determined by the director; conveys the director's views and agency policy when in contact with Congress, administration officials, the private sector and officials of other governments Download for more information
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No nominee | Deputy director | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation1 position | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Gordon Hartogensis | Director
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Postal Regulatory Commission3 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Michael Kubayanda | Commissioner Develops and maintains regulations for postal rate regulation; consults with the State Department on international postal policies; works to prevents anticompetitive postal practices and promote transparency and accountability
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ConfirmedDetails | Ann C. Fisher | Commissioner Develops and maintains regulations for postal rate regulation; consults with the State Department on international postal policies; works to prevents anticompetitive postal practices and promote transparency and accountability
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ConfirmedDetails | Ashley Jay Elizabeth Poling | Commissioner Develops and maintains regulations for postal rate regulation; consults with the State Department on international postal policies; works to prevents anticompetitive postal practices and promote transparency and accountability
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Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board1 position | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Adam I. Klein | Chairman and Member
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Railroad Retirement Board3 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Erhard R. Chorle | Member of board Administers comprehensive retirement-survivor and unemployment-sickness benefit programs for the nation's railroad workers and their families; has administrative responsibilities under the Social Security Act for certain benefit payments and railroad workers' Medicare coverage
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ConfirmedDetails | Johnathan Bragg | Member of board
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ConfirmedDetails | Thomas Jayne | Member of board
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Securities and Exchange Commission5 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | Jay Clayton | Chairman Leads commission as it interprets federal securities laws; issues and amends rules; oversees inspection of securities firms, brokers, investment advisers and ratings agencies; oversees private regulatory organizations in the securities, accounting and auditing fields Download for more information
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No nominee | Chairman | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | Hester Maria Peirce | Member Interprets federal securities laws; issues and amends rules; oversees inspection of securities firms, brokers, investment advisers and ratings agencies; oversees private regulatory organizations in the securities, accounting and auditing fields Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Hester Maria Peirce (reappointment) | Member Interprets federal securities laws; issues and amends rules; oversees inspection of securities firms, brokers, investment advisers and ratings agencies; oversees private regulatory organizations in the securities, accounting and auditing fields Download for more information
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Robert J. Jackson Jr. | Member Interprets federal securities laws; issues and amends rules; oversees inspection of securities firms, brokers, investment advisers and ratings agencies; oversees private regulatory organizations in the securities, accounting and auditing fields Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Caroline A. Crenshaw | Member Interprets federal securities laws; issues and amends rules; oversees inspection of securities firms, brokers, investment advisers and ratings agencies; oversees private regulatory organizations in the securities, accounting and auditing fields Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Elad L. Roisman | Member Interprets federal securities laws; issues and amends rules; oversees inspection of securities firms, brokers, investment advisers and ratings agencies; oversees private regulatory organizations in the securities, accounting and auditing fields Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Allison Herren Lee | Member Interprets federal securities laws; issues and amends rules; oversees inspection of securities firms, brokers, investment advisers and ratings agencies; oversees private regulatory organizations in the securities, accounting and auditing fields Download for more information
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Social Security Administration3 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Andrew M. Saul | Commissioner Leads the agency, consults with the secretary of health and human services to ensure coordination of programs administered by SSA, and ensures that information concerning benefits is available to the public; oversees a $12.2 billion budget and about 63,000 employees worldwide Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | David Fabian Black | Deputy commissioner Directs the agency's management programs, including acquisition and grants, facilities and supply management, security and emergency preparedness, media management, and quality performance management; manages the $12.2 billion budget; acts as commissioner in his or her absence Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Gail S. Ennis | Inspector general Conducts and supervises audits and investigations of the agency's programs and operations, helping uncover waste, fraud and abuse, and pinpointing areas for improvement Download for more information
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Tennessee Valley Authority1 position | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
WithdrawnDetails | Katherine A. Crytzer | Inspector general Conducts and supervises audits and investigations of the agency's programs and operations, helping uncover waste, fraud and abuse, and pinpointing areas for improvement Download for more information
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United States Agency for Global Media1 position | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Michael Pack | Chief executive officer
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United States Agency for International Development13 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Confirmed and resignedDetails | Mark Andrew Green | Administrator Directs the formulation of U.S. development programs; authorizes the execution of development assistance agreements with foreign countries; relies on these programs and agreements to promote peace and stability worldwide Download for more information
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No nominee | Administrator
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Confirmed and resignedDetails | Bonnie Glick | Deputy administrator Assists in directing the agency's overall operations and in formulating and executing U.S. foreign economic assistance policies and programs; serves as agency's chief operating officer; acts as administrator in his or her absence Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Michelle A. Bekkering | Assistant Administrator for Economic Growth, Education and Environment
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WithdrawnDetails | Johnathan Miller | Assistant administrator for Africa Directs the formulation and implementation of U.S. development programs in the region, submits and presents an annual budget for the bureau, and monitors performance of the agency's activities in the region Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Ramsey Coats Day | Assistant administrator for Africa Directs the formulation and implementation of U.S. development programs in the region, submits and presents an annual budget for the bureau, and monitors performance of the agency's activities in the region Download for more information
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WithdrawnDetails | Mina Chang | Assistant administrator for Asia Directs the formulation and implementation of U.S. development programs in the region, submits and presents an annual budget for the bureau, and monitors performance of the agency's activities in the region Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Sutapa Ghosh Stricklett | Assistant administrator for Asia Directs the formulation and implementation of U.S. development programs in the region, submits and presents an annual budget for the bureau, and monitors performance of the agency's activities in the region Download for more information
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No nominee | Assistant administrator for Asia | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
WithdrawnDetails | Mark Montgomery | Assistant administrator for democracy, conflict, and humanitarian assistance Provides technical leadership and expertise in coordinating the agency's democracy programs, international disaster assistance, emergency and developmental food aid, aid to manage and mitigate conflict, and the Civilian Response Corps contingent; oversees more than 800 team members Download for more information
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No nominee | Assistant administrator for democracy, conflict, and humanitarian assistance | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Brock D. Bierman | Assistant administrator for Europe and Eurasia Directs the formulation and implementation of U.S. development programs in the region, submits and presents an annual budget for the bureau, and monitors performance of the agency's activities in the region Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Alma L. Golden | Assistant administrator for global health
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ConfirmedDetails | John Barsa | Assistant administrator for Latin America and the Caribbean Directs the formulation and implementation of U.S. development programs in the region, submits and presents an annual budget for the bureau, and monitors performance of the agency's activities in the region Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Richard C. Parker | Assistant administrator for legislative and public affairs Serves as the agency's principal adviser on all aspects of legislative and public affairs relating to USAID, and oversees the strategic positioning of the agency, especially on Capitol Hill, in the media and among external stakeholders Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Michael T. Harvey | Assistant administrator for the Middle East Directs the formulation and implementation of U.S. development programs in the region, submits and presents an annual budget for the bureau, and monitors performance of the agency's activities in the region Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Jenny A. McGee | Associate Administrator for Relief, Response, and Resilience
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No nominee | Associate Administrator for Strategy and Operations | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
United States Election Assistance Commission4 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Donald L. Palmer | Member Votes on matters of strategic planning, objectives, policy and operations for this agency, which develops guidance to meet Help America Vote Act requirements, adopts voluntary voting system guidelines and serves as a national clearinghouse of information on election administration Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Benjamin Hovland | Member Votes on matters of strategic planning, objectives, policy and operations for this agency, which develops guidance to meet Help America Vote Act requirements, adopts voluntary voting system guidelines and serves as a national clearinghouse of information on election administration Download for more information
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United States International Development Finance Corporation2 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ConfirmedDetails | Adam Seth Boehler | Chief executive officer
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United States International Trade Commission5 positions | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
No nominee | Chairman | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
WithdrawnDetails | Amy Karpel | Commissioner Implements U.S. trade laws and assists the president and Congress by providing them with information and analysis relevant to the formulation of U.S. foreign trade policy; oversees hiring of agency senior executives and administrative law judges Download for more information
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NominatedDetails | William Patrick Joseph Kimmitt | Commissioner Implements U.S. trade laws and assists the president and Congress by providing them with information and analysis relevant to the formulation of U.S. foreign trade policy; oversees hiring of agency senior executives and administrative law judges Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Jason Kearns | Commissioner Implements U.S. trade laws and assists the president and Congress by providing them with information and analysis relevant to the formulation of U.S. foreign trade policy; oversees hiring of agency senior executives and administrative law judges Download for more information
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ReturnedDetails | Dennis M. Devaney | Commissioner Implements U.S. trade laws and assists the president and Congress by providing them with information and analysis relevant to the formulation of U.S. foreign trade policy; oversees hiring of agency senior executives and administrative law judges Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Amy Karpel | Commissioner Implements U.S. trade laws and assists the president and Congress by providing them with information and analysis relevant to the formulation of U.S. foreign trade policy; oversees hiring of agency senior executives and administrative law judges Download for more information
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ConfirmedDetails | Randolph J. Stayin | Commissioner Implements U.S. trade laws and assists the president and Congress by providing them with information and analysis relevant to the formulation of U.S. foreign trade policy; oversees hiring of agency senior executives and administrative law judges Download for more information
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United States Trade and Development Agency1 position | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ReturnedDetails | Darrell E. Issa | Director Links U.S. businesses to export opportunities by funding project preparation and partnership-building activities that develop sustainable infrastructure and foster economic growth in partner countries Download for more information
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No nominee | Director |
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