List of Executive Office appointments by Joe Biden

There are about 4,000 positions in the Executive Office of the President of the United States.^[1] The core White House staff positions and most Executive Office positions are generally not required to be confirmed by the Senate. The positions that require Senate confirmation include: the director of the Office of Management and Budget, the chair and members of the Council of Economic Advisers, and the United States trade representative.

As of January 11, 2024^[update], according to tracking by The Washington Post and Partnership for Public Service, of the positions that require Senate confirmation, 13 nominees have been confirmed, 2 nominees are being considered by the Senate, and 8 positions currently do not have nominees.^[1]

Color key[edit]

Denotes appointees awaiting Senate confirmation.

Denotes appointees serving in an acting capacity.

Denotes appointees who have left office or offices which have been disbanded.

Appointments[edit]

White House Office[edit]

Office	Appointee	Assumed office	Left office
Office of the White House Chief of Staff
— White House Chief of Staff	Jeff Zients	February 8, 2023
— White House Chief of Staff	Ron Klain^[2]	January 20, 2021	February 7, 2023
— White House Deputy Chiefs of Staff	Jen O'Malley Dillon	January 20, 2021	—
	Bruce Reed	January 20, 2021	—
	Natalie Quillian	February 8, 2023	—
— Senior Advisor to the White House Chief of Staff	Reema Shah	April 2022^[3]	February 2023^[4]
— Senior Advisor to the White House Chief of Staff	Elizabeth Wilkins	January 20, 2021	February 2022^[5]
— Senior Advisor for Communications to the Chief of Staff	Saloni Sharma	March 2023^[6]	—
— Senior Advisor for Communications to the Chief of Staff	Remi Yamamoto	January 20, 2021	March 2023^[7]
— Senior Advisor to the White House Deputy Chief of Staff (Bruce Reed)	Vivek Viswanathan	October 2022^[8]	—
	Zayn Siddique	January 20, 2021	September 2022^[9]
— Senior Advisor to the White House Deputy Chief of Staff (Jen O'Malley Dillon)	Thomas Winslow	January 20, 2021	—
Senior Advisors & Counselors to the President
— Counselor to the President	Steve Ricchetti	January 20, 2021	—
— Senior Advisor to the Counselor to the President	John McCarthy	January 20, 2021	—
— Senior Advisor to the President	Mike Donilon^[2]	January 20, 2021	—
— Senior Advisor to the President	Anita Dunn	January 20, 2021 – August 12, 2021 May 5, 2022	—
— Senior Advisor/American Rescue Plan Coordinator	Gene Sperling	March 15, 2021	—
— Senior Advisor/Infrastructure Coordinator	Mitch Landrieu	November 15, 2021	—
— Senior Advisor for Public Engagement Director of the Office of Public Engagement	Stephen K. Benjamin	April 1, 2023	—
	Keisha Lance Bottoms	July 1, 2022	April 1, 2023
	Cedric Richmond^[2]	January 20, 2021	May 18, 2022^[10]^[11]
— Senior Advisor for Clean Energy Innovation and Implementation Director of the Office of Clean Energy Innovation and Implementation	John Podesta	September 2, 2022	—
— Senior Advisor for Migration	Lise Clavel	January 2022^[12]	March 1, 2023^[13]
	Tyler Moran	July 2021^[14]	February 2022^[15]^[16]
	Amy Pope	March 2021	July 16, 2021^[14]
— Senior Advisor for Migration Outreach and Engagement	Alida Garcia	March 2021^[17]	September 2021^[18]
— Senior Advisor on LGBTQ+ Engagement	Reggie Greer	January 20, 2021	March 25, 2022^[19]
Office of Communications
— White House Communications Director	Ben LaBolt	February 2023	—
— White House Communications Director	Kate Bedingfield	January 20, 2021	March 1, 2023^[20]
— White House Principal Deputy Communications Director	Kristen Orthman	2023	—
— White House Principal Deputy Communications Director	Kate Berner	January 20, 2021	May 31, 2023^[21]
— White House Deputy Communications Director	Herbie Ziskend	August 2022^[21]	—
	Jennifer Molina	October 2022^[22]	—
	Kate Berner	January 20, 2021	August 2022^[21]
	Pili Tobar	January 20, 2021	May 2022
— Senior Communications Assistant and Special Assistant to the Director of Communications	Khanya Brann	January 20, 2021	November 2021
— Director of Research	Terry Moynihan	March 2022^[23]	—
	Todd Zubatkin	March 2022^[23]	—
	Megan Apper	January 20, 2021	January 2022^[24]
— Deputy Director of Research	Terry Moynihan	January 20, 2021	—
— Deputy Director of Research	Todd Zubatkin	January 20, 2021	—
— Director of Rapid Response	Michael Gwin	January 20, 2021	June 8, 2022^[25]
— Director of Message Planning	Meghan Hays	January 20, 2021	—
— Senior Associate Communications Director	Matthew Hill	January 20, 2021	December 2022^[26]
— Senior Regional Communications Director	Rykia Dorsey Craig	October 2021	March 2023^[20]
— Senior Regional Communications Director	Paige Hill	January 20, 2021	October 15, 2021^[27]
— Regional Communications Director	Seth Schuster	January 20, 2021	—
	Haris Talwar	February 2022^[28]	—
	Rykia Dorsey Craig	January 20, 2021	October 2021
	Ike Hajinazarian	January 20, 2021	October 29, 2021^[29]
— Senior Director of Coalitions Media	Jennifer Molina	January 20, 2021	October 2022^[22]
— Chief of Staff for the Office of Communications	Khanya Brann	November 2021	—
— Chief of Staff for the Office of Communications	Emma Riley	January 20, 2021	November 19, 2021
— Director of Broadcast Media	Lucas Acosta	April 2022	—
— Director of Broadcast Media	Mariel Sáez	January 20, 2021	February 2022
Office of the Press Secretary
— White House Press Secretary	Karine Jean-Pierre	May 13, 2022	—
— White House Press Secretary	Jen Psaki	January 20, 2021	May 13, 2022
— Principal Deputy Press Secretary	Olivia Dalton	September 2022^[21]^[30]	—
— Principal Deputy Press Secretary	Karine Jean-Pierre	January 20, 2021	May 13, 2022
— White House Deputy Press Secretary	Andrew Bates	March 29, 2021^[31]	—
	Emilie Simons	October 2022^[22]	—
	Chris Meagher	March 3, 2021^[32]^[33]	September 2022^[22]
	TJ Ducklo	January 20, 2021	February 13, 2021
— Chief of Staff for the Press Office and Special Assistant to the Press Secretary	Robbie Dornbush	June 2022^[34]	—
	Amanda Finney	January 20, 2021	July 2022^[35]
— Assistant Press Secretary	Abdullah Hasan	June 2022	—
	Michael Kikukawa	October 2022^[22]	—
	Robyn Patterson	October 2022^[22]	—
	Kevin Munoz	January 20, 2021	March 2023^[36]
	Emilie Simons	April 5, 2021^[37]	October 2022^[22]
	Vedant Patel	January 20, 2021	June 1, 2022^[38]^[39]
	Rosemary Boeglin	January 20, 2021	March 2021^[40]
— Press Assistant	Amijah Townsend-Holmes	January 20, 2021	—
	Angela Perez	January 20, 2021	July 8, 2022^[41]
	Michael Kikukawa	January 20, 2021	June 14, 2022
Office of Speechwriting
— Director of Speechwriting	Vinay Reddy	January 20, 2021	—
— Senior Presidential Speechwriter	Amber Macdonald	January 2021	—
	Brenda Jones	July 2022^[42]	—
	Megan Rooney	September 2022^[43]	—
	Dan Cluchey	February 2021	May 2023^[44]
	Jeff Nussbaum	February 2021	April 25, 2022^[3]
Office of the First Lady
— White House Social Secretary	Carlos Elizondo	January 20, 2021	—
— White House Deputy Social Secretary	Liz Hart	January 20, 2021	—
Office of Cabinet Affairs
— White House Cabinet Secretary	Evan Ryan	January 20, 2021	—
— White House Deputy Cabinet Secretary	Daniel Koh	August 2022	—
	Nik Blosser	May 2022	July 15, 2022^[45]
	Cristóbal Alex	January 20, 2021	May 13, 2022^[46]
Office of the White House Counsel
— White House Counsel	Ed Siskel	September 2023	—
	Stuart F. Delery	July 2022	September 2023
	Dana Remus	January 20, 2021	July 2022
— White House Deputy Counsel	Stuart F. Delery	January 20, 2021	July 2022
	Jonathan Su	January 20, 2021	June 2022
	Danielle Conley	January 20, 2021	June 2022
— White House Special Counsel	Tona Boyd	January 20, 2021	—
— White House Special Counsel	Abbe Gluck	January 20, 2021	November 2021
— White House Senior Counsel	Paige Herwig	January 20, 2021
	Sean Crotty	January 2023	—
	Alicia O'Brien	February 2021	January 2023^[47]
— Legal Advisor to the National Security Council	Jake Phillips	February 2022^[48]	—
— Legal Advisor to the National Security Council	Jonathan Cedarbaum	January 20, 2021	February 2022^[49]
— Deputy Legal Advisor to the National Security Council	Ashley Deeks	January 20, 2021	—
— White House Senior Associate Counsel	Sean Crotty	September 2022	January 2023
— White House Associate Counsel	Megan Ceronsky	January 20, 2021	—
	Michael Posada	January 20, 2021	—
	Jeremy Kreisberg	August 2021	—
	Jude Volek	August 2021	—
	Jonathan Meltzer	February 2022	—
	Jess Blakemore	January 2023^[50]	—
	Jennifer Sokoler	January 20, 2021	January 2023^[51]
	Martine Cicconi	January 20, 2021	December 2022^[52]
	Justin Dews	June 2022^[53]	November 2022^[53]
	Vanessa Dube Le	April 2022	October 2022^[54]
	Sean Crotty	January 20, 2021	September 2022
	Maury Riggan	January 20, 2021	July 2022^[55]
	Erica Songer	January 20, 2021	July 2022^[56]
	Funmi Olorunnipa Badejo	January 20, 2021	June 2022
	Larry Schwartztol	January 20, 2021	June 2022^[57]
	Lauren Moore	January 20, 2021	April 2022
	Neha Gupta	January 20, 2021	April 2022
	Katie Schettig Raut	April 2021	March 2022^[58]
	Janet Kim	January 20, 2021	March 2022
— White House Senior Deputy Associate Counsel	Sam Kleiner	January 20, 2021	October 2021
— White House Deputy Associate Counsel	Jaimie McFarlin	January 20, 2021	August 2022
	Caroline McKay	January 20, 2021	August 2022^[59]
	Justin Dews	January 20, 2021	June 2022^[53]
	Leah Wong	January 20, 2021	April 2022
	Samiyyah Ali	January 20, 2021	February 2022
	Reema Shah	January 20, 2021	January 2022^[4]
	Ephraim McDowell	January 20, 2021	January 2022
Office of Intergovernmental Affairs
— Director of the Office of Intergovernmental Affairs	Julie Chavez Rodriguez	January 20, 2021	—
— Deputy Director of the Office of Intergovernmental Affairs	Gabe Amo	January 20, 2021	April 2023^[60]
— Senior Advisor to Governors	Kate Marshall	September 2021	—
Office of Presidential Personnel
— Director of the Presidential Personnel Office	Gautam Raghavan	January 2022	—
— Director of the Presidential Personnel Office	Catherine M. Russell	January 20, 2021	January 2022^[61]
— Deputy Director of the Presidential Personnel Office	Katie Petrelius^[62]	January 2022	—
— Deputy Director of the Presidential Personnel Office	Gautam Raghavan	January 20, 2021	January 2022^[61]
— Chief of Staff for the Office of Presidential Personnel	Stacy Eichner	January 2022^[62]	—
— Vetting Chief of Staff for the Office of Presidential Personnel	Mat Hernandez	January 20, 2021	August 2021
— Special Assistant to the President (Candidate Recruitment)	Claudia Chavez	January 2022	—
— Special Assistant to the President (Climate and Science Agency Personnel)	Rebecca Kasper	September 2022^[63]	—
	Jeff Marootian	January 20, 2021	September 2022
— Special Assistant to the President (Domestic Agency Personnel)	Ruben Gonzales	April 2022	—
	Corina Cortez	January 20, 2021	April 2022
— Special Assistant to the President (Economic Agency Personnel)	Namrata Mujumdar	September 2022^[63]	—
	Linda Shim	September 2021	September 2022^[63]
	Karen Andre	January 20, 2021	September 2021
— Special Assistant to the President (Leadership Development and Appointee Engagement)	Vanessa Millones	June 2022	—
— Special Assistant to the President (National Security Agency Personnel)	David E. White, Jr.	January 2022	—
	Thomas Zimmerman	January 20, 2021	January 2022
— Special Assistant to the President (Personnel Strategy and Operations)	Jamie Citron	January 20, 2021	September 2022^[64]
— Special Assistant to the President (Presidential Boards and Commissions)	Meredith Jachowicz	May 2022^[65]	—
	Katie Petrelius	January 20, 2021	January 2022^[62]
— Director for Leadership & Training	Vanessa Millones	June 2021	June 2022^[66]
— Director for Leadership & Training	Dani Durante	January 20, 2021	June 2021
— Director of Priority Placement	Reggie Greer	January 20, 2021	March 25, 2022^[19]
— Senior Associate Director of the Presidential Personnel Office (Candidate Recruitment)	Elvir Klempic	August 2022^[67]	—
	Danielle Okai	January 20, 2021	May 2022^[68]
— Senior Associate Director of the Presidential Personnel Office (Climate and Science Agency Personnel)	Paige Nygaard	2022	—
— Senior Associate Director of the Presidential Personnel Office (Domestic Agency Personnel)	Ali Bokhari	2022	—
— Senior Associate Director of the Presidential Personnel Office (Economic Agency Personnel)	Atissa Ladjevardian	May 2022^[65]	—
	Brandon Thompson	January 2021	May 13, 2022^[69]
— Senior Associate Director of the Presidential Personnel Office (National Security Agency Personnel)	Julianne Rhinebeck	February 2021^[70]	November 2022^[71]^[70]
— Senior Associate Director of the Presidential Personnel Office (Personnel Strategy and Operations)	Ali Greenstein	October 2022^[72]	—
	Tarah Marshall	September 2021^[73]	October 2022^[73]
— Senior Associate Director of the Presidential Personnel Office (Presidential Boards and Commissions)	Katie Hendrickson	January 2021	September 2021
— Senior Associate Director of the Presidential Personnel Office (Priority Placements)	Bernadette Hobson	2021	November 2021^[74]
— Senior Associate Director of the Presidential Personnel Office	Matt Dannenberg	January 20, 2021	March 2021^[75]
	Vanessa Millones	April 2021	June 2021
	Jacob Sztraicher	January 20, 2021	October 2021
	Stacy Eichner	January 20, 2021	January 2022^[62]
	Meredith Jachowicz	March 2021	May 2022^[65]
	Allison Wong	January 20, 2021	May 2022^[76]
— Deputy Associate Counsel and Senior Tax Counsel	Natalie Punchak	June 2022	—
	Arielle Borsos	January 2022	July 2022^[77]
	Shamik Trivedi	June 2021	March 2022
	Andrew Strelka	January 20, 2021	August 2021
— Deputy Associate Counsel and Tax Counsel	Jordan Orosz	January 20, 2021	August 2021
Office of Legislative Affairs
— White House Director of Legislative Affairs	Shuwanza Goff	August 1, 2023	—
— White House Director of Legislative Affairs	Louisa Terrell	January 20, 2021	August 1, 2023
— White House Deputy Director of Legislative Affairs	Lee Slater	April 2023^[78]	—
— White House Deputy Director of Legislative Affairs	Chris Slevin	January 20, 2021	March 2023^[79]
— White House Deputy Director of Legislative Affairs (House Liaison)	Ashley Jones	March 2023^[79]	—
	Shuwanza Goff	January 20, 2021	February 2023^[80]
— White House Deputy Director of Legislative Affairs (Senate Liaison)	Reema Dodin	January 20, 2021	—
— Chief of Staff for the Office of Legislative Affairs	Alex Haskell	June 2022^[81]	—
— Chief of Staff for the Office of Legislative Affairs	Kaitlyn Hobbs Demers	January 20, 2021	June 2022^[81]
— Deputy Chief of Staff for the Office of Legislative Affairs	Dana Shubat	April 2023^[82]	—
— Senior Legislative Affairs Advisor	Christopher Garcia	January 20, 2021	—
— Senior Legislative Affairs Advisor	Dana Shubat	January 20, 2021	April 2023^[82]
— Senate Legislative Affairs Liaison	Radha Adhar	October 2022^[83]	—
	David Bonine	April 2023^[84]	—
	Vernon Baker	April 2023^[84]	—
	Zephranie Buetow	January 20, 2021	March 2023
	Chad Metzler	March 9, 2021	November 2022^[85]
	Jonathan Black	March 9, 2021	October 2022^[86]
	Elizabeth Jurinka	March 9, 2021	October 2022^[87]
— House Legislative Affairs Liaison	Alicia Molt-West	January 20, 2021	—
	Angela Ramirez	January 20, 2021	—
	Audra Jackson	April 2023^[88]	—
	Lee Slater	January 20, 2021	April 2023^[78]
	Ashley Jones	January 20, 2021	March 2023^[79]
— Director of Confirmations	Roberto Berrios	September 2022^[89]	—
— Director of Confirmations	Jim Secreto	January 20, 2021	September 2022^[89]
Oval Office Operations
— White House Director of Oval Office Operations	Annie Tomasini	January 20, 2021	—
— White House Deputy Director of Oval Office Operations	Ashley Williams	January 20, 2021	—
— Personal Aide to the President of the United States	Jacob Spreyer	September 2022^[90]	—
— Personal Aide to the President of the United States	Stephen Goepfert	January 20, 2021	August 2022^[90]
National Economic Council
— Director of the National Economic Council	Lael Brainard	February 21, 2023^[91]^[92]	—
— Director of the National Economic Council	Brian Deese	January 20, 2021	February 21, 2023^[93]^[92]
— Deputy Director of National Economic Council
	Daniel Hornung^[94]	August 2023	—
	Jon Donenberg^[95]	November 2023	—
	Navtej Dhillon^[96]	March 2024	—
	Bharat Ramamurti	January 20, 2021	September 2023^[97]
	Sameera Fazili	January 20, 2021	December 2, 2022^[98]
	David Kamin	January 20, 2021	May 27, 2022^[99]
	Aviva Aron-Dine	May 2022	February 2024^[100]
	Joelle Gamble^[101]	April 2023	March 2024^[102]
— Chief of Staff for the National Economic Council	Leandra English	March 5, 2021	—
— Deputy Assistant to the President for Labor and the Economy	Brendan Danaher^[103]	August 2023	–
	Celeste Drake	July 2022^[104]	August 6, 2023^[105]
	Seth D. Harris	March 5, 2021	July 2022^[104]
— Special Assistant to the President (Budget and Tax Policy)	Nadiya Beckwith-Stanley	January 20, 2021	—
— Special Assistant to the President (Climate Change Finance)	Clare Sierawski	August 2021^[106]	—
— Special Assistant to the President (Economic Policy)	Daniel Hornung	January 2021	—
	Elizabeth Kelly	January 2022^[107]	—
	Hannah Garden-Monheit	May 2022^[108]	—
	Michael Negron	August 2022^[109]	—
	Joelle Gamble	January 20, 2021	May 2022^[110]
— Special Assistant to the President (Economic Development and Industrial Strategy)	Alex Jacquez	December 2022^[111]	—
— Special Assistant to the President (Manufacturing and Industrial Policy)	Monica Gorman	September 2022^[112]^[113]	—
	Elisabeth Reynolds	April 2021	October 2022^[114]
— Special Assistant to the President (Technology and Competition Policy)	Tim Wu	March 5, 2021	—
— Special Assistant to the President (Transportation and Infrastructure Policy)	Samantha Silverberg	February 2021^[115]	—
Domestic Policy Council
— Director of the Domestic Policy Council	Neera Tanden	May 26, 2023	–
— Director of the Domestic Policy Council	Susan Rice	January 20, 2021	May 26, 2023
— Deputy Director of the Domestic Policy Council (Economic Mobility)	Zayn Siddique	September 2022^[9]
	Carmel Martin	January 20, 2021	September 2022^[116]
— Deputy Director of the Domestic Policy Council (Health and Veterans Affairs)	Christen Linke Young	January 20, 2021	—
— Deputy Director of the Domestic Policy Council (Immigration)	Betsy Lawrence	February 2022^[117]	—
	Esther Olavarria	January 20, 2021	February 2022^[118]
— Deputy Director of the Domestic Policy Council (Racial Justice and Equity)	Jenny Yang	April 2023^[84]	—
	Chiraag Bains	October 25, 2021^[119]	March 2023^[120]
	Catherine Lhamon	January 20, 2021	October 2021
— Chief of Staff for the Domestic Policy Council	Priya Singh	July 2022^[121]	—
— Chief of Staff for the Domestic Policy Council	Erin Pelton	May 2021	July 2022^[121]
— Executive Secretary of the Domestic Policy Council	Alex Yudelson	January 2022^[122]	August 2022^[123]
— Executive Secretary of the Domestic Policy Council	Alex Pascal	January 2021	January 2022^[122]
— Senior Advisor to the Director of the Domestic Policy Council	Stefanie Feldman	January 20, 2021	—
— Senior Advisor for Communications to the Director of the Domestic Policy Council	Rykia Dorsey Craig	March 2023^[20]	—
	Patrick Rodenbush	June 2021	March 2023^[20]
	Erin Pelton	January 2021	May 2021
— Special Assistant to the President & Senior Policy Advisor of the Domestic Policy Council	Alex Pascal	January 2022^[122]	—
— Special Assistant to the President (Agriculture and Rural Policy)	Kelliann Blazek	January 2021	—
— Special Assistant to the President (Criminal Justice and Guns Policy)	Vanessa Chen	October 2021	—
	Chiraag Bains	January 2021	October 25, 2021
— Special Assistant to the President (Democracy and Civic Participation)	Justin Vail	January 2021	—
— Special Assistant to the President (Education Policy)	Maureen Tracey-Mooney	January 2021	November 2022^[124]
— Special Assistant to the President (Housing and Urban Policy)	Erika Poethig	January 2021	April 2023^[125]
— Special Assistant to the President (Immigration)	Leidy Perez-Davis	March 2022	—
— Special Assistant to the President (Immigration)	Tyler Moran	January 20, 2021	July 2021^[14]
— Special Assistant to the President (Labor and Workers)	Pronita Gupta	January 2021	—
— Special Assistant to the President (Native Affairs)	Libby Washburn	January 2021	May 2022^[126]
— Special Assistant to the President (Public Health and Disparities)	Catherine Oakar	January 2021	—
— Special Assistant to the President (Public Health and Science)	Sandra Elizabeth Ford	May 10, 2021^[127]	—
— Special Assistant to the President (Racial and Economic Justice)	Amber Greene	July 2022	—
	Donald K. Sherman	February 2021	October 2021
— Special Assistant to the President (Economic Mobility and Racial Justice and Equity)	Elizabeth Brown	June 2021	—
	Stephonn Alcorn	January 2021	June 2021
— Special Assistant to the President (Veterans Affairs)	Terri Tanielian	January 2021	—
National Security Council
— National Security Advisor	Jake Sullivan^[2]	January 20, 2021	—
— Principal Deputy National Security Advisor	Jon Finer	January 20, 2021	—
— Deputy National Security Advisor (Cyber & Emerging Tech)	Anne Neuberger	January 20, 2021	—
— Deputy National Security Advisor (International Economics)	Mike Pyle	May 2022	—
	Daleep Singh	February 2021	May 2022
— Homeland Security Advisor	Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall	January 20, 2021	—
— Deputy Homeland Security Advisor	Joshua Geltzer	July 2021	—
— Deputy Homeland Security Advisor	Russell Travers	January 20, 2021	October 1, 2021^[33]
— Deputy Homeland Security Advisor (Resilience and Response)	Caitlin Durkovich	October 2022^[128]	—
— Executive Secretary of the National Security Council Chief of Staff to the National Security Council	Curtis Ried	September 2022^[129]	—
	Yohannes Abraham	January 20, 2021	September 2022
— Deputy Executive Secretary of the National Security Council Deputy Chief of Staff to the National Security Council	Ryan Harper	January 20, 2021	—
— Senior Advisor to National Security Advisor	Ariana Berengaut	January 20, 2021	—
— Senior Advisor to the Principal Deputy National Security Advisor	Ella Lipin	January 20, 2021	—
— Senior Advisor to the Homeland Security Advisor	Hilary Hurd	January 20, 2021	January 2023^[130]
— Senior Advisor to the Homeland Security Advisor	John MacWilliams	January 2021	—
— Special Advisor on the National Security Council (African Leaders Summit)	Dana L. Banks	July 2022	—
— Coordinator for Defense and Arms Control	Cara Abercrombie	June 2022	—
— Coordinator for Democracy and Human Rights	Rob Berschinski^[131]	February 2022	—
— Coordinator for Democracy and Human Rights	Shanthi Kalathil	January 20, 2021	February 2022^[131]
— Coordinator for the Indo Pacific	Kurt M. Campbell	January 20, 2021	—
— Coordinator for the Middle East and North Africa	Brett McGurk	January 20, 2021	—
— Coordinator for the Southern Border on the National Security Council	Roberta Jacobson	January 20, 2021	April 2021
— Coordinator for Strategic Communications	John Kirby	June 6, 2022^[132]	—
— Coordinator for Technology and National Security	Jason Matheny	March 2021	June 2022^[133]
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (African Affairs)	Judd Devermont	July 2022	—
	Dana L. Banks	January 20, 2021	July 2022
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Arms Control, Disarmament & Non-Proliferation)	Pranay Vaddi	May 2022	—
	Mallory Stewart	January 20, 2021^[33]	April 18, 2022
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (China)	Sarah Beran	March 2023^[134]	—
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (China)	Laura Rosenberger	January 20, 2021	March 2023^[135]
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Counter-terrorism)	Clare Linkins	January 20, 2021	May 2022^[136]
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Cyber Policy)	Andrew Scott	August 2021	July 2022
	Michael Sulmeyer	January 2021	May 10, 2021^[137]
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Cybersecurity and Emerging Technology)	Steven M. Kelly	July 2022^[138]	—
	Amit Mital	April 2021	July 29, 2022^[139]
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Defense)	Cara Abercrombie	January 20, 2021	—
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Democracy and Human Rights)	Rob Berschinski	March 2021	—
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Development, Global Health & Humanitarian Response)	Paula Garcia Tufro	September 2022^[140]	—
	Linda Etim	January 20, 2021	Summer 2022^[69]
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (East Asia and Oceania)	Edgard Kagan	January 20, 2021	—
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Energy & Climate Change)	Melanie Nakagawa	January 20, 2021	August 30, 2022
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Europe)	Amanda Sloat	January 20, 2021	—
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Executive Secretariat)	Maury Riggan	September 2022^[55]	—
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Global Health Security and Biodefense)	Raj Panjabi^[141]	February 2022	—
	Elizabeth Cameron	January 20, 2021	February 2022
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Intelligence Programs)	Maher Bitar	January 21, 2021^[33]	—
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (International Economics and Competitiveness)	Christina Segal-Knowles	September 2022^[142]	—
	Peter Harrell	January 20, 2021	September 2022^[142]
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (International Economics and Labor)	Jennifer M. Harris	March 2021	—
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Legislative Affairs)	Casey Redmon	February 2022^[143]	—
	Rebecca Brocato	January 20, 2021	January 2022^[144]
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Middle East and North Africa)	Barbara A. Leaf	January 20, 2021	May 2022
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Multilateral Affairs)	Josh Black	May 2023^[145]	—
	Curtis Ried	2021	September 2022^[129]
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Partnerships and Global Engagement)	Amanda Mansour	August 2021	—
	Tanya Bradsher	January 20, 2021	March 2021^[146]
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Press) Spokesperson for the National Security Council	Adrienne Watson^[147]	March 31, 2022	—
	Emily Horne	January 20, 2021	March 30, 2022^[148]
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Resilience and Response)	Jason Tama	November 2022^[128]	April 2023^[149]
	Caitlin Durkovich	January 20, 2021	October 2022^[128]
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Russia and Central Asia)	Nicholas Berliner	March 2023^[150]
	Eric Green	January 2021	March 2023^[150]
	Andrea Kendall-Taylor	N/A	N/A Announced but did not serve
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (South Asia)	Sumona Guha	January 20, 2021	October 2022^[151]
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Speechwriting and Strategic Initiatives)	Carlyn Reichel	January 20, 2021	—
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Strategic Planning)	Thomas J. Wright	April 2022^[152]	—
	Sasha Baker	January 20, 2021	February 2022
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Technology and National Security)	Tarun Chhabra	January 20, 2021	—
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Transborder)	Katie Tobin	January 20, 2021	—
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Western Hemisphere Affairs)	Juan Gonzalez	January 20, 2021	—
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (White House Situation Room)	Marc Gustafson	March 2022^[153]	—
	Mark Damiano	January 2021	March 2022^[153]
Office of the National Cyber Director
— National Cyber Director	Harry Coker^[154]	December 15, 2023 (Confirmed December 12, 2023, 59–40)^[155]	—
— National Cyber Director	Chris Inglis^[156]	July 11, 2021^[157] (Confirmed June 17, 2021 by voice vote)^[158]	February 15, 2023^[159]
Office of Management and Administration
— Director of Management and Administration	Dave Noble	August 19, 2022^[160]	—
— Director of Management and Administration	Anne Filipic	January 20, 2021	August 2022^[161]
— Deputy Director for the Office of Administration	Sarah Feldmann	October 2021^[162]	—
— Deputy Director for the Office of Administration	Faisal Amin	March 9, 2021	July 2021
— Deputy Director of Management and Administration (Operations)	Dana Rosenzweig	March 9, 2021	—
— Deputy Director of Management and Administration (Personnel)	Christian Peele	January 20, 2021	—
— Chief of Staff for the Office of Management and Administration	Frances Dougherty	February 2022^[163]	—
	Sarah Feldmann	January 20, 2021	October 2021
— General Counsel for the Office of the Management and Administration	Daniel Jacobson	March 9, 2021	June 2022
— Chief Diversity and Inclusion Director	Michael Leach	January 20, 2021	—
— Chief Official White House Photographer	Adam Schultz	January 20, 2021	—
— Director of Technology	Austin Lin	September 2022^[164]	—
— Director of Technology	David Recordon	January 20, 2021	September 2022^[165]
— Deputy Director of Technology	Marcela Escobar-Alava	March 2021^[166]	—
— Deputy Director of Technology	Austin Lin	January 20, 2021	September 2022^[164]
— Director of COVID-19 Operations	Jeffrey Wexler	January 20, 2021	—
Office of Digital Strategy
— Director of Digital Strategy	Rob Flaherty	January 20, 2021	—
— Deputy Director of Digital Strategy	Rebecca Rinkevich	January 20, 2021	—
— Deputy Director of Digital Strategy	Christian Tom	January 20, 2021	—
— Platform Manager	Brendan Cohen	January 20, 2021	—
— Digital Partnerships Manager	Maha Ghandour	January 20, 2021	—
— Video Editor	Eric Bravo	January 20, 2021	August 2022^[167]
— Video Director	Rachel Velasquez	August 2022^[167]	—
— Video Director	Jonathan Hebert	January 20, 2021	June 2022^[168]
— Presidential Videographer	Jenna Sumar	August 2022^[167]	—
— Presidential Videographer	Drew Heskett	January 20, 2021	August 2022^[167]
— Director of Platforms	Jaime Lopez	January 20, 2021	—
— Creative Director	Carahna Magwood	January 20, 2021	—
— Designer	Abbey Pitzer	January 20, 2021	—
— Traveling Content Director	Olivia Raisner	January 20, 2021	—
— Partnerships Manager	Aisha Shah	January 20, 2021	—
— Director of Digital Engagement	Cameron Trimble	January 20, 2021	—
— Director of Digital Rapid Response	Ariana Mushnick	September 2022^[9]	—
White House Office of the Staff Secretary
— White House Staff Secretary	Stefanie Feldman	May 26, 2023	–
	Neera Tanden	October 22, 2021	May 26, 2023
	Jessica Hertz	January 20, 2021	October 22, 2021^[33]
— White House Deputy Staff Secretary	Michael Hochman (White House Staff)	January 20, 2021	June 2022^[168]
— Director of Presidential Correspondence	Garrett Lamm	September 2021^[169]	—
— Director of Presidential Correspondence	Eva Kemp	March 9, 2021	September 2021^[170]
Office of Scheduling and Advance
— Director of Scheduling and Advance	Ryan Montoya	January 20, 2021	—
— Director of Presidential Scheduling	Araz Pourmorad	June 2021^[171]	—
— Director of Presidential Scheduling	Lisa Kohnke	January 20, 2021	July 2021^[172]
— Director of Presidential Advance	Connolly Keigher	May 17, 2021^[173]	—
Office of Political Strategy and Outreach
— Director of Political Strategy and Outreach	Emmy Ruiz	January 20, 2021	—
— Deputy Director of Political Strategy and Outreach	Alana Mounce	July 2022^[174]	—
— Deputy Director of Political Strategy and Outreach	Erin Wilson	January 20, 2021	May 30, 2022^[175]
— Director of Strategic Planning	Carla Frank	February 2021	—
— Director of Strategic Outreach	Natalie Montelongo	July 2022^[174]	—
Office of Public Engagement
— Principal Deputy Director of the Office of Public Engagement	Jamie Citron	September 2022^[64]	—
— Deputy Director of the Office of Public Engagement	Tara Murray	September 2022^[176]	—
— Deputy Director of the Office of Public Engagement	Adrian Saenz	January 20, 2021	August 3, 2022^[177]
Office of Clean Energy Innovation and Implementation
— Deputy Director of the Office of Clean Energy Innovation and Implementation	Kristina Costa	September 2022^[178]^[179]	—
White House Military Office
— Director of the White House Military Office	Maju Varghese	March 9, 2021	January 21, 2022^[180]
Commission on White House Fellowships
— Director of President's Commission on White House Fellowships	Rose Vela	March 15, 2021	—

Office of Domestic Climate Policy[edit]

Office	Appointee	Assumed office	Left office
— National Climate Advisor	Ali Zaidi	September 16, 2022	—
— National Climate Advisor	Gina McCarthy	January 20, 2021	September 16, 2022
— Deputy National Climate Advisor	Ali Zaidi	January 20, 2021	September 16, 2022
— Special Presidential Envoy for Climate	John Kerry	January 20, 2021	—
— Chief of Staff for the Office of Domestic Climate Policy	Maggie Thomas	January 20, 2021	—
— Special Assistant to the President for Climate Policy	David J. Hayes	January 20, 2021	September 2022^[181]
	John B. Rhodes	August 2021^[182]	August 2022^[182]
	Philip Giudice	February 2021	June 2021^[183]
— Special Assistant to the President for Climate Policy and Finance	Jahi Wise	June 2022^[184]	January 2023^[184]
— Special Assistant to the President for Climate Policy, Innovation, and Deployment	Sonia Aggarwal	June 2022^[185]	—
— Senior Advisor for Climate Policy and Finance	Jahi Wise	January 20, 2021	June 2022^[184]
— Senior Advisor for Climate Policy and Innovation	Sonia Aggarwal	January 20, 2021	June 2022^[185]

President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology[edit]

Office	Appointee	Assumed office	Left office
— Co-chair of the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology	Frances Arnold^[186]	January 20, 2021	—
	Maria Zuber^[186]	January 20, 2021
	Arati Prabhakar	October 3, 2022
	Francis Collins^[187]	February 18, 2022	October 3, 2022
	Eric Lander	September 22, 2021^[186]	February 18, 2022^[188]
— Member of the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology	Dan Arvizu^[186]	September 22, 2021^[186]	—
	John Banovetz^[186]
	Frances Colón^[186]
	Lisa Cooper^[186]
	John Dabiri^[186]
	Bill Dally^[186]
	Sue Desmond-Hellmann^[186]
	Inez Fung^[186]
	Andrea Goldsmith^[186]
	Laura H. Greene^[186]
	Paula T. Hammond^[186]
	Eric Horvitz^[186]
	Joe Kiani^[186]
	Jonathan Levin^[186]
	Stephen W. Pacala^[186]
	Saul Perlmutter^[186]
	William H. Press^[186]
	Penny Pritzker^[186]
	Jennifer Richeson^[186]
	Vicki Sato^[186]
	Lisa Su^[186]
	Kathryn D. Sullivan^[186]
	Terence Tao^[186]
	Phil Venables^[186]
	Catherine Woteki^[186]
	Dennis Assanis	May 2022
	Ash Carter^[186]	September 22, 2021^[186]	October 24, 2022 Died in office
	Marvin Adams^[186]	September 22, 2021^[186]	April 2022

President's Intelligence Advisory Board[edit]

Office	Appointee	Assumed office	Left office
— Chair of the President's Intelligence Advisory Board	James A. Winnefeld Jr.	May 4, 2022^[189]	—
— Member of the President's Intelligence Advisory Board	Gilman Louie	May 4, 2022^[189]	—
	Janet Napolitano	May 4, 2022^[189]	—
	Richard R. Verma	May 4, 2022^[189]	—
	Evan Bayh	June 15, 2022^[190]	—
	Jeremy Bash	August 26, 2022^[191]	—
	Blair Effron	August 26, 2022^[191]	—
	Anne Finucane	October 14, 2022^[192]	—
	Mark Angelson	November 22, 2022^[193]	—
	Margaret Hamburg	January 26, 2023^[194]	—
	Kim Cobb	January 26, 2023^[194]	—
	Kneeland Youngblood	January 26, 2023^[194]	—

Office of National Drug Control Policy[edit]

Office	Appointee	Assumed office	Left office
— Director of National Drug Control Policy	Rahul Gupta^[195]	November 5, 2021 (Confirmed October 28, 2021 by voice vote)^[196]	—
— Deputy Director of National Drug Control Policy	Regina LaBelle^[197]	February 3, 2021	—
— Chief of Staff to the Director of National Drug Control Policy	Mario Moreno^[197]	February 3, 2021	—

Office of Science and Technology Policy[edit]

Office	Nominee	Assumed office	Left office
— Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy	Arati Prabhakar	October 3, 2022 (Confirmed September 22, 2022, 56–40)^[198]	—
	Alondra Nelson	February 18, 2022^[199]	October 3, 2022
	Eric Lander	June 2, 2021 (Confirmed May 28, 2021 by voice vote)^[200]	February 18, 2022^[188] Resigned amid reports that he bullied staff members^[188]
— Associate Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy	TBA	—	—
— Principal Deputy Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy (Policy)	Kei Koizumi	October 2021	—
— Deputy Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy (Climate and Environment)	Jane Lubchenco	March 2021	—
— Deputy Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy (Energy)	Sally Benson	November 2021	July 2023
— Deputy Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy (Health and Life Sciences)	Carrie Wolinetz	April 2021	October 2022
— Principal Deputy Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy (Science and Society)	Alondra Nelson	January 20, 2021	February 17, 2023
— U.S. Chief Technology Officer	TBA	—	—
— Chief of Staff to the Office of Science and Technology Policy	Asad Ramzanali	November 2022	—
	Marc Aidinoff	October 2021	January 2022
	Marc Aidinoff	January 2022	November 2022
	Kei Koizumi	January 20, 2021	October 2021
— Legislative Affairs Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy	Asad Ramzanali	May 2022	November 2022
	Narda Jones	January 20, 2021	—

Council on Environmental Quality[edit]

Office	Nominee	Assumed office	Left office
— Chair of the Council on Environmental Quality	Brenda Mallory	April 16, 2021 (Confirmed April 14, 2021, 53–45)^[201]	—
— Senior Director for Environmental Justice	Jalonne White-Newsome	May 2022^[126]^[202]	—
— Senior Director for Environmental Justice	Cecilia Martinez^[203]	January 20, 2021	January 2022^[126]
— Deputy Director of the Council on Environmental Quality	TBA	—	—
— Member of the Council on Environmental Quality	TBA	—	—
— Member of the Council on Environmental Quality	TBA	—	—

Office of the United States Trade Representative[edit]

Office	Nominee	Assumed office	Left office
— United States Trade Representative	Katherine Tai	March 18, 2021^[204] (Confirmed March 17, 2021, 98–0)^[205]	—
— United States Deputy Trade Representative
	Sarah Bianchi^[206]	October 4, 2021^[207] (Confirmed September 23, 2021, 85–11)^[208]	—
	Nelson Cunningham^[209]	Announced January 11, 2024	—
	Jayme White^[206]	September 27, 2021^[210] (Confirmed September 22, 2021, 80–18)^[211]	November 1, 2023^[212]
— United States Deputy Trade Representative (Geneva)	María Luisa Pagán^[213]	March 14, 2022 (Confirmed March 10, 2022, 80–19)^[214]	—
— Chief Agricultural Negotiator	Doug McKalip	January 9, 2023 (Confirmed December 22, 2022 by voice vote)^[215]	—
— Chief Innovation and Intellectual Property Negotiator	TBA	—	—
— General Counsel	Greta Peisch	February 2, 2021	—

Office of Management and Budget[edit]

Office	Nominee	Assumed office	Left office
— Director of the Office of Management and Budget	Shalanda Young^[216]	March 24, 2021	March 17, 2022
— Director of the Office of Management and Budget	Shalanda Young^[216]	March 17, 2022^[217] (Confirmed March 15, 2022, 61–36)^[218]	—
— Deputy Director of the Office of Management and Budget	Nani A. Coloretti^[216]	April 5, 2022 (Confirmed March 29, 2022, 57–41)^[219]	—
— Deputy Director of the Office of Management and Budget	Shalanda Young	March 24, 2021 (Confirmed March 23, 2021, 63–37)^[220]	March 17, 2022
— Deputy Director for Management Office of Management and Budget & Chief Performance Officer of the United States	Jason Miller	April 28, 2021 (Confirmed April 27, 2021, 81–13)^[221]	—
— General Counsel for the Office of Management and Budget	Daniel Jacobson	June 2022	—
— General Counsel for the Office of Management and Budget	Samuel Bagenstos	January 20, 2021^[222]	June 2022
— Chief of Staff for the Office of Management and Budget	Karen De Los Santos	May 1, 2023^[223]	—
	Rachel Wallace	October 2021^[224]	April 2023^[223]
	Nikki Budzinski	February 2021	July 16, 2021
— Director of Made in America	Livia Shmavonian^[225]	October 2022
— Director of Made in America	Celeste Drake^[226]	April 27, 2021	July 2022
— Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator	Deborah Robinson^[227]	Announced May 8, 2023	—
Office of E-Government & Information Technology
— Federal Chief Information Officer of the United States	Clare Martorana^[228]	March 9, 2021	—
Office of Federal Financial Management
— Controller of the Office of Federal Financial Management	TBA	—	—
Office of Federal Procurement Policy
— Administrator for Federal Procurement Policy	TBA	—	—
Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs
— Administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs	Richard Revesz	January 2023^[229] (Confirmed December 21, 2022 by voice vote)^[230]	—

Council of Economic Advisors[edit]

Office	Nominee	Assumed office	Left office
— Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers	Jared Bernstein^[91]	July 10, 2023 (Confirmed June 13, 2023, 50–49)^[231]	—
— Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers	Dr. Cecilia Rouse^[2]	March 12, 2021^[232] (Confirmed March 2, 2021, 95–4)^[233]	March 31, 2023^[234]
— Members of the Council of Economic Advisers	Heather Boushey	January 20, 2021	—
	Kirabo Jackson^[235]	August 2023	–
	Jared Bernstein	January 20, 2021	July 10, 2023

White House COVID-19 Response Team[edit]

Office	Appointee	Assumed office	Left office
— Coordinator of COVID-19 Response	Ashish Jha^[236]	April 5, 2022	—
— Coordinator of COVID-19 Response	Jeff Zients	January 20, 2021	April 5, 2022^[236]
— Deputy Coordinator of COVID-19 Response	Lisa Barclay	April 2022	—
— Deputy Coordinator of COVID-19 Response	Natalie Quillian	January 20, 2021	April 5, 2022^[236]
— Chief Science Officer of COVID-19 Response	David A. Kessler	January 20, 2021	—
— Senior Advisor to the COVID-19 Response Coordinator	Andy Slavitt	January 20, 2021	June 8, 2021
— COVID-19 Senior Policy Advisor	Sonya Bernstein	January 20, 2021	—
	Amy Chang
	Osaremen Okolo
	Vidur Sharma
	Cameron Webb
— Vaccinations Coordinator	Bechara Choucair	January 20, 2021	—
— COVID Intergovernmental Affairs Director	Eduardo Cisneros	January 20, 2021	—
— COVID Digital Director	Clarke Humphrey	January 20, 2021	—
— Testing Coordinator	Carol Johnson	January 20, 2021	—
— Supply Coordinator	Tim Manning	January 20, 2021	—
— COVID-19 Response Team Deputy Chief of Staff	Rosa Po	January 20, 2021	—
— Director of Strategic Communications and Engagement	Courtney Rowe	January 20, 2021	—
— COVID-19 Data Director	Dr. Cyrus Shahpar	January 20, 2021	—
— Deputy Director of Strategic Communications and Engagement	Ben Wakana	January 20, 2021	—
— Chief Medical Advisor to the President	Anthony Fauci	January 20, 2021	December 31, 2022
— Chair of COVID-19 Equity Task Force	Marcella Nunez-Smith	January 20, 2021	—
— Members of COVID-19 Equity Task Force	Mayra E. Alvarez	February 10, 2021	—
	James Hildreth
	Andrew Imparato
	Victor Joseph
	Joneigh Khaldun
	Octavio Martinez
	Tim Putnam
	Vincent Toranzo
	Mary Turner
	Homer Venters
	Bobby Watts
	Haeyoung Yoon
— Director of Economic Policy and Budget	Charles Anderson	March 5, 2021	—
— Director of Strategic Operations and Policy	Sam Berger	March 5, 2021	—

White House Gender Policy Council[edit]

Office	Appointee	Assumed office	Left office
— Co-Chair and Executive Director of the White House Gender Policy Council	Jennifer Klein	January 20, 2021	—
— Co-Chair of the White House Gender Policy Council	Julissa Reynoso Pantaleón	January 20, 2021	January 7, 2022
— Deputy Director of the White House Gender Policy Council	Shilpa Phadke	March 2021	August 2022
— Special Assistant to the President for Gender Policy	Latifa Lyles	August 2022^[237]	—
— Special Assistant to the President for Gender Policy	Kalisha Dessources Figures	March 2021^[238]	May 2022^[239]

White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships[edit]

Office	Appointee	Assumed office	Left office
— Executive Director of the White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships	Melissa Rogers	February 14, 2021	—
— Deputy Director of the White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships	Josh Dickson	February 14, 2021	—

White House Environmental Justice Advisory Council[edit]

Office	Appointee	Assumed office	Left office
— Members of White House Environmental Justice Advisory Council	LaTricea Adams	March 29, 2021	—
	Susana Almanza
	Jade Begay
	Maria Belen-Power
	Robert D. Bullard
	Tom Cormons
	Andrea Delgado
	Catherine Flowers
	Jerome Foster II
	Kim Havey
	Angelo Logan
	Maria Lopez-Nunez
	Harold Mitchell
	Richard Moore^[240]
	Rachel Morello-Frosch
	Juan Parras
	Michele Roberts
	Ruth Santiago
	Nicky Sheats
	Peggy Shepard
	Carletta Tilousi
	Vi Waghiyi
	Kyle Whyte
	Beverly Wright
	Hli Xyooj
	Miya Yoshitani

Withdrawn nominations[edit]

Office	Appointee	Announced	Withdrawn
— Director of the Office of Management and Budget	Neera Tanden	November 30, 2020	March 2, 2021^[241]
Chief Agricultural Negotiator	Elaine Trevino	September 13, 2021	March 15, 2022
Administrator for Federal Procurement Policy	Biniam Gebre^[242]	August 4, 2021	June 7, 2022^[243]
Controller of the Office of Federal Financial Management	Laurel Blatchford^[244]	October 26, 2021	October 11, 2022^[245]
— Chief Innovation and Intellectual Property Negotiator	Christopher Wilson^[213]	August 10, 2021^[213]	January 3, 2023

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