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 May 23, 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, 1 nominee is being considered by the Senate, and 9 positions currently do not have nominees.[1]
Color key
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
White House Office
Office
Appointee
Assumed office
Left office
Office of the White House Chief of Staff
—White House Chief of Staff
Jeff Zients
February 8, 2023
Ron Klain [2]
January 20, 2021
February 7, 2023
—White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations
Annie Tomasini
February 9, 2024
—
Jen O'Malley Dillon
January 20, 2021
February 8, 2024
—White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy
Bruce Reed
January 20, 2021
—
—White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Implementation
Natalie Quillian
February 8, 2023
—
— Senior Advisor to the White House Chief of Staff
Katie Reilly
May 2023[3]
—
Reema Shah
April 2022[4]
February 2023[5]
Elizabeth Wilkins
January 20, 2021
February 2022[6]
— Senior Advisor for Communications to the Chief of Staff
Saloni Sharma
March 2023[7]
—
Remi Yamamoto
January 20, 2021
March 2023[8]
— Senior Advisor to theWhite House Deputy Chief of Staff (Bruce Reed)
Vivek Viswanathan
October 2022[9]
—
Zayn Siddique
January 20, 2021
September 2022[10]
— Senior Advisor to theWhite 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
—
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[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[13]
March 1, 2023[14]
Tyler Moran
July 2021[15]
February 2022[16] [17]
Amy Pope
March 2021
July 16, 2021[15]
— Senior Advisor for Migration Outreach and Engagement
Alida Garcia
March 2021[18]
September 2021[19]
— Senior Advisor on LGBTQ+ Engagement
Reggie Greer
January 20, 2021
March 25, 2022
Office of Communications
—White House Communications Director
Ben LaBolt
February 2023
—
Kate Bedingfield
January 20, 2021
March 1, 2023[21]
—White House Principal Deputy Communications Director
Kristen Orthman
June 2023[22]
—
Kate Berner
January 20, 2021
May 31, 2023[23]
—White House Deputy Communications Director
Herbie Ziskend
August 2022[23]
—
Jennifer Molina
October 2022[24]
—
Kate Berner
January 20, 2021
August 2022[23]
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[25]
—
Todd Zubatkin
Megan Apper
January 20, 2021
January 2022[26]
— Deputy Director of Research
Terry Moynihan
January 20, 2021
—
Todd Zubatkin
— Director of Rapid Response
Michael Gwin
January 20, 2021
June 8, 2022[27]
— Director of Message Planning
Meghan Hays
January 20, 2021
—
— Senior Associate Communications Director
Matthew Hill
January 20, 2021
December 2022[28]
— Senior Regional Communications Director
Rykia Dorsey Craig
October 2021
March 2023[21]
Paige Hill
January 20, 2021
October 15, 2021[29]
— Regional Communications Director
Seth Schuster
January 20, 2021
—
Haris Talwar
February 2022[30]
—
Rykia Dorsey Craig
January 20, 2021
October 2021
Ike Hajinazarian
January 20, 2021
October 29, 2021[31]
— Senior Director of Coalitions Media
Jennifer Molina
January 20, 2021
October 2022[24]
— Chief of Staff for the Office of Communications
Khanya Brann
November 2021
—
Emma Riley
January 20, 2021
November 19, 2021
— Director of Broadcast Media
Lucas Acosta
April 2022
—
Mariel Sáez
January 20, 2021
February 2022
Office of the Press Secretary
—White House Press Secretary
Karine Jean-Pierre
May 13, 2022
—
Jen Psaki
January 20, 2021
May 13, 2022
—Principal Deputy Press Secretary
Olivia Dalton
September 2022[23] [32]
March 13, 2024
Karine Jean-Pierre
January 20, 2021
May 13, 2022
—White House Deputy Press Secretary
Andrew Bates
March 29, 2021[33]
—
Emilie Simons
October 2022[24]
—
Chris Meagher
March 3, 2021[34] [35]
September 2022[24]
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[36]
—
Amanda Finney
January 20, 2021
July 2022[37]
—Assistant Press Secretary
Abdullah Hasan
June 2022
—
Michael Kikukawa
October 2022[24]
—
Robyn Patterson
October 2022[24]
—
Kevin Munoz
January 20, 2021
March 2023[38]
Emilie Simons
April 5, 2021[39]
October 2022[24]
Vedant Patel
January 20, 2021
June 1, 2022[40] [41]
Rosemary Boeglin
January 20, 2021
March 2021[42]
— Press Assistant
Amijah Townsend-Holmes
January 20, 2021
—
Angela Perez
January 20, 2021
July 8, 2022[43]
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[44]
—
Megan Rooney
September 2022[45]
—
Dan Cluchey
February 2021
May 2023[46]
Jeff Nussbaum
February 2021
April 25, 2022[4]
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[47]
Cristóbal Alex
January 20, 2021
May 13, 2022[48]
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
—
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[49]
— Legal Advisor to the National Security Council
Jake Phillips
February 2022[50]
—
Jonathan Cedarbaum
January 20, 2021
February 2022[51]
— 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[52]
—
Jennifer Sokoler
January 20, 2021
January 2023[53]
Martine Cicconi
January 20, 2021
December 2022[54]
Justin Dews
June 2022[55]
November 2022[55]
Vanessa Dube Le
April 2022
October 2022[56]
Sean Crotty
January 20, 2021
September 2022
Maury Riggan
January 20, 2021
July 2022[57]
Erica Songer
January 20, 2021
July 2022[58]
Funmi Olorunnipa Badejo
January 20, 2021
June 2022
Larry Schwartztol
January 20, 2021
June 2022[59]
Lauren Moore
January 20, 2021
April 2022
Neha Gupta
January 20, 2021
April 2022
Katie Schettig Raut
April 2021
March 2022[60]
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[61]
Justin Dews
January 20, 2021
June 2022[55]
Leah Wong
January 20, 2021
April 2022
Samiyyah Ali
January 20, 2021
February 2022
Reema Shah
January 20, 2021
January 2022[5]
Ephraim McDowell
January 20, 2021
January 2022
Office of Intergovernmental Affairs
—Director of the Office of Intergovernmental Affairs
Tom Perez
June 12, 2023
—
Julie Chavez Rodriguez
January 20, 2021
—
—Deputy Director of the Office of Intergovernmental Affairs
Gabe Amo
January 20, 2021
April 2023[62]
—Senior Advisor to Governors
Yvanna Cancela
April 28, 2023
—
Kate Marshall
September 2021
February 1, 2023
Office of Presidential Personnel
—Director of the Presidential Personnel Office
Gautam Raghavan
January 2022
—
Catherine M. Russell
January 20, 2021
January 2022[63]
—Deputy Director of the Presidential Personnel Office
Katie Petrelius [64]
January 2022
—
Gautam Raghavan
January 20, 2021
January 2022[63]
— Chief of Staff for the Office of Presidential Personnel
Stacy Eichner
January 2022[64]
—
— 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[65]
—
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[65]
—
Linda Shim
September 2021
September 2022[65]
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[66]
—Special Assistant to the President (Presidential Boards and Commissions)
Meredith Jachowicz
May 2022[67]
—
Katie Petrelius
January 20, 2021
January 2022[64]
— Director for Leadership & Training
Vanessa Millones
June 2021
June 2022[68]
Dani Durante
January 20, 2021
June 2021
— Director of Priority Placement
Reggie Greer
January 20, 2021
March 25, 2022
—Senior Associate Director of the Presidential Personnel Office (Candidate Recruitment)
Elvir Klempic
August 2022[69]
—
Danielle Okai
January 20, 2021
May 2022[70]
—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[67]
—
Brandon Thompson
January 2021
May 13, 2022[71]
—Senior Associate Director of the Presidential Personnel Office (National Security Agency Personnel)
Julianne Rhinebeck
February 2021[72]
November 2022[73] [72]
—Senior Associate Director of the Presidential Personnel Office (Personnel Strategy and Operations)
Ali Greenstein
October 2022[74]
—
Tarah Marshall
September 2021[75]
October 2022[75]
—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[76]
—Senior Associate Director of the Presidential Personnel Office
Matt Dannenberg
January 20, 2021
March 2021[77]
Vanessa Millones
April 2021
June 2021
Jacob Sztraicher
January 20, 2021
October 2021
Stacy Eichner
January 20, 2021
January 2022[64]
Meredith Jachowicz
March 2021
May 2022[67]
Allison Wong
January 20, 2021
May 2022[78]
— Deputy Associate Counsel and Senior Tax Counsel
Natalie Punchak
June 2022
—
Arielle Borsos
January 2022
July 2022[79]
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
—
Louisa Terrell
January 20, 2021
August 1, 2023
— White House Deputy Director of Legislative Affairs
Lee Slater
April 2023[80]
—
Chris Slevin
January 20, 2021
March 2023[81]
— White House Deputy Director of Legislative Affairs (House Liaison)
Ashley Jones
March 2023[81]
—
Shuwanza Goff
January 20, 2021
February 2023[82]
— 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[83]
—
Kaitlyn Hobbs Demers
January 20, 2021
June 2022[83]
— Deputy Chief of Staff for the Office of Legislative Affairs
Dana Shubat
April 2023[84]
—
— Senior Legislative Affairs Advisor
Christopher Garcia
January 20, 2021
—
Dana Shubat
January 20, 2021
April 2023[84]
— Senate Legislative Affairs Liaison
Radha Adhar
October 2022[85]
—
David Bonine
April 2023[86]
—
Vernon Baker
April 2023[86]
—
Zephranie Buetow
January 20, 2021
March 2023
Chad Metzler
March 9, 2021
November 2022[87]
Jonathan Black
March 9, 2021
October 2022[88]
Elizabeth Jurinka
March 9, 2021
October 2022[89]
— House Legislative Affairs Liaison
Alicia Molt-West
January 20, 2021
—
Angela Ramirez
January 20, 2021
—
Audra Jackson
April 2023[90]
—
Lee Slater
January 20, 2021
April 2023[80]
Ashley Jones
January 20, 2021
March 2023[81]
— Director of Confirmations
Roberto Berrios
September 2022[91]
—
Jim Secreto
January 20, 2021
September 2022[91]
Oval Office Operations
—White House Director of Oval Office Operations
Richard Ruffner
February 9, 2024
—
Annie Tomasini
January 20, 2021
February 9, 2024
—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[92]
—
Stephen Goepfert
January 20, 2021
August 2022[92]
National Economic Council
—Director of the National Economic Council
Lael Brainard
February 21, 2023[93] [94]
—
Brian Deese
January 20, 2021
February 21, 2023[95] [94]
—Deputy Director of National Economic Council
Daniel Hornung [96]
August 2023
—
Jon Donenberg [97]
November 2023
—
Navtej Dhillon [98]
March 2024
—
Bharat Ramamurti
January 20, 2021
September 2023[99]
Sameera Fazili
January 20, 2021
December 2, 2022[100]
David Kamin
January 20, 2021
May 27, 2022[101]
Aviva Aron-Dine
May 2022
February 2024[102]
Joelle Gamble [103]
April 2023
March 2024[104]
— 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 [105]
August 2023
–
Celeste Drake
July 2022[106]
August 6, 2023[107]
Seth D. Harris
March 5, 2021
July 2022[106]
—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[108]
—
—Special Assistant to the President (Economic Policy)
Elizabeth Kelly
January 2022[109]
—
Hannah Garden-Monheit
May 2022[110]
—
Michael Negron
August 2022[111]
—
Joelle Gamble
January 20, 2021
May 2022[112]
Daniel Hornung
January 2021
July 2023
—Special Assistant to the President (Economic Development and Industrial Strategy)
Alex Jacquez
December 2022[113]
—
—Special Assistant to the President (Manufacturing and Industrial Policy)
Monica Gorman
September 2022[114] [115]
—
Elisabeth Reynolds
April 2021
October 2022[116]
—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[117]
—
Domestic Policy Council
— Director of the Domestic Policy Council
Neera Tanden
May 26, 2023
–
Susan Rice
January 20, 2021
May 26, 2023
— Deputy Director of the Domestic Policy Council (Economic Mobility)
Zayn Siddique
September 2022[10]
—
Carmel Martin
January 20, 2021
September 2022[118]
— 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[119]
—
Esther Olavarria
January 20, 2021
February 2022[120]
— Deputy Director of the Domestic Policy Council (Racial Justice and Equity)
Jenny Yang
April 2023[86]
—
Chiraag Bains
October 25, 2021[121]
March 2023[122]
Catherine Lhamon
January 20, 2021
October 2021
— Chief of Staff for the Domestic Policy Council
Priya Singh
July 2022[123]
—
Erin Pelton
May 2021
July 2022[123]
— Executive Secretary of the Domestic Policy Council
Alex Yudelson
January 2022[124]
August 2022[125]
Alex Pascal
January 2021
January 2022[124]
— 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[21]
—
Patrick Rodenbush
June 2021
March 2023[21]
Erin Pelton
January 2021
May 2021
—Special Assistant to the President & Senior Policy Advisor of the Domestic Policy Council
Alex Pascal
January 2022[124]
—
—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[126]
—Special Assistant to the President (Housing and Urban Policy)
Erika Poethig
January 2021
April 2023[127]
—Special Assistant to the President (Immigration)
Leidy Perez-Davis
March 2022
—
Tyler Moran
January 20, 2021
July 2021[15]
—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[128]
—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[129]
—
—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
—
Russell Travers
January 20, 2021
October 1, 2021[35]
—Deputy Homeland Security Advisor (Resilience and Response)
Caitlin Durkovich
October 2022[130]
—
— Executive Secretary of the National Security Council
Chief of Staff to the National Security Council
Curtis Ried
September 2022[131]
—
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[132]
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 L. Abercrombie
June 2022
2023
— Coordinator for Democracy and Human Rights
Rob Berschinski [133]
February 2022
—
Shanthi Kalathil
January 20, 2021
February 2022[133]
— Coordinator for the Indo Pacific
Kurt M. Campbell
January 20, 2021
February 12, 2024
— Coordinator for the Middle East and North Africa
Brett McGurk
January 20, 2021
—
— Coordinator for the Southern Border on theNational Security Council
Roberta Jacobson
January 20, 2021
April 2021
— Coordinator for Strategic Communications
John Kirby
June 6, 2022[134]
—
— Coordinator for Technology and National Security
Jason Matheny
March 2021
June 2022[135]
— 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[35]
April 18, 2022
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (China)
Sarah Beran
March 2023[136]
—
Laura Rosenberger
January 20, 2021
March 2023[137]
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Counter-terrorism)
Clare Linkins
January 20, 2021
May 2022[138]
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Cyber Policy)
Andrew Scott
August 2021
July 2022
Michael Sulmeyer
January 2021
May 10, 2021[139]
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Cybersecurity and Emerging Technology)
Steven M. Kelly
July 2022[140]
—
Amit Mital
April 2021
July 29, 2022[141]
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Defense)
Cara L. Abercrombie
January 20, 2021
2023
— 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[142]
—
Linda Etim
January 20, 2021
Summer 2022[71]
— 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[57]
—
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Global Health Security and Biodefense)
Raj Panjabi [143]
February 2022
—
Elizabeth Cameron
January 20, 2021
February 2022
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Intelligence Programs)
Maher Bitar
January 21, 2021[35]
—
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (International Economics and Competitiveness)
Christina Segal-Knowles
September 2022[144]
—
Peter Harrell
January 20, 2021
September 2022[144]
— 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[145]
—
Rebecca Brocato
January 20, 2021
January 2022[146]
— 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[147]
—
Curtis Ried
2021
September 2022[131]
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Partnerships and Global Engagement)
Amanda Mansour
August 2021
—
Tanya Bradsher
January 20, 2021
March 2021[148]
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Press)
Spokesperson for the National Security Council
Adrienne Watson [149]
March 31, 2022
—
Emily Horne
January 20, 2021
March 30, 2022[150]
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Resilience and Response)
Jason Tama
November 2022[130]
April 2023[151]
Caitlin Durkovich
January 20, 2021
October 2022[130]
— Senior Director on the National Security Council (Russia and Central Asia)
Nicholas Berliner
March 2023[152]
Eric Green
January 2021
March 2023[152]
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[153]
— 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[154]
—
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[155]
—
Mark Damiano
January 2021
March 2022[155]
Office of the National Cyber Director
—National Cyber Director
Harry Coker [156]
December 15, 2023
(Confirmed December 12, 2023, 59–40) [157]
—
Chris Inglis [158]
July 11, 2021[159]
(Confirmed June 17, 2021 by voice vote) [160]
February 15, 2023[161]
Office of Management and Administration
— Director of Management and Administration
Dave Noble
August 19, 2022[162]
—
Anne Filipic
January 20, 2021
August 2022[163]
— Deputy Director for the Office of Administration
Sarah Feldmann
October 2021[164]
—
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[165]
—
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[166]
—
David Recordon
January 20, 2021
September 2022[167]
— Deputy Director of Technology
Marcela Escobar-Alava
March 2021[168]
—
Austin Lin
January 20, 2021
September 2022[166]
— 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
—
Christian Tom
— Platform Manager
Brendan Cohen
January 20, 2021
—
— Digital Partnerships Manager
Maha Ghandour
January 20, 2021
—
— Video Editor
Eric Bravo
January 20, 2021
August 2022[169]
— Video Director
Rachel Velasquez
August 2022[169]
—
Jonathan Hebert
January 20, 2021
June 2022[170]
— Presidential Videographer
Jenna Sumar
August 2022[169]
—
Drew Heskett
January 20, 2021
August 2022[169]
— 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[10]
—
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[35]
—White House Deputy Staff Secretary
Michael Hochman
January 20, 2021
June 2022[170]
— Director of Presidential Correspondence
Garrett Lamm
September 2021[171]
—
Eva Kemp
March 9, 2021
September 2021[172]
Office of Scheduling and Advance
— Director of Scheduling and Advance
Ryan Montoya
January 20, 2021
—
— Director of Presidential Scheduling
Araz Pourmorad
June 2021[173]
—
Lisa Kohnke
January 20, 2021
July 2021[174]
— Director of Presidential Advance
Connolly Keigher
May 17, 2021[175]
—
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[176]
—
— Deputy Director of Political Strategy and Outreach
Erin Wilson
January 20, 2021
May 30, 2022[177]
— Director of Strategic Planning
Carla Frank
February 2021
—
— Director of Strategic Outreach
Natalie Montelongo
July 2022[176]
—
Office of Public Engagement
— Principal Deputy Director of the Office of Public Engagement
Jamie Citron
September 2022[66]
—
— Deputy Director of the Office of Public Engagement
Tara Murray
September 2022[178]
—
Adrian Saenz
January 20, 2021
August 3, 2022[179]
Office of Clean Energy Innovation and Implementation
— Deputy Director of the Office of Clean Energy Innovation and Implementation
Kristina Costa
September 2022[180] [181]
—
White House Military Office
— Director of the White House Military Office
Maju Varghese
March 9, 2021
January 21, 2022[182]
Commission on White House Fellowships
— Director of President's Commission on White House Fellowships
Rose Vela
March 15, 2021
—
Office of Domestic Climate Policy
Office
Appointee
Assumed office
Left office
—National Climate Advisor
Ali Zaidi
September 16, 2022
—
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 Podesta
March 6, 2024
—
John Kerry
January 20, 2021
March 6, 2024
— 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[183]
John B. Rhodes
August 2021[184]
August 2022[184]
Philip Giudice
February 2021
June 2021[185]
—Special Assistant to the President for Climate Policy and Finance
Jahi Wise
June 2022[186]
January 2023[186]
—Special Assistant to the President for Climate Policy, Innovation, and Deployment
Sonia Aggarwal
June 2022[187]
—
— Senior Advisor for Climate Policy and Finance
Jahi Wise
January 20, 2021
June 2022[186]
— Senior Advisor for Climate Policy and Innovation
Sonia Aggarwal
January 20, 2021
June 2022[187]
President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology
President's Intelligence Advisory Board
Office
Appointee
Assumed office
Left office
— Chair of the President's Intelligence Advisory Board
James A. Winnefeld Jr.
May 4, 2022[191]
—
— Member of the President's Intelligence Advisory Board
Gilman Louie
May 4, 2022[191]
—
Janet Napolitano
May 4, 2022[191]
—
Richard R. Verma
May 4, 2022[191]
—
Evan Bayh
June 15, 2022[192]
—
Jeremy Bash
August 26, 2022[193]
—
Blair Effron
August 26, 2022[193]
—
Anne Finucane
October 14, 2022[194]
—
Mark Angelson
November 22, 2022[195]
—
Margaret Hamburg
January 26, 2023[196]
—
Kim Cobb
January 26, 2023[196]
—
Kneeland Youngblood
January 26, 2023[196]
—
Office of National Drug Control Policy
Office of Science and Technology Policy
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) [200]
—
Alondra Nelson
February 18, 2022[201]
October 3, 2022
Eric Lander
June 2, 2021
(Confirmed May 28, 2021 by voice vote) [202]
February 18, 2022[190]
Resigned amid reports that he bullied staff members[190]
— 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
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
Office of the United States Trade Representative
Office
Nominee
Assumed office
Left office
—United States Trade Representative
Katherine Tai
March 18, 2021[206]
(Confirmed March 17, 2021, 98–0) [207]
—
—United States Deputy Trade Representative
Sarah Bianchi [208]
October 4, 2021[209] (Confirmed September 23, 2021, 85–11) [210]
—
TBA
–
—
Jayme White [208]
September 27, 2021[211] (Confirmed September 22, 2021, 80–18) [212]
November 1, 2023[213]
—United States Deputy Trade Representative (Geneva)
María Luisa Pagán [214]
March 14, 2022
(Confirmed March 10, 2022, 80–19) [215]
—
—Chief Agricultural Negotiator
Doug McKalip
January 9, 2023
(Confirmed December 22, 2022 by voice vote) [216]
—
— Chief Innovation and Intellectual Property Negotiator
TBA
—
—
— General Counsel
Greta Peisch
February 2, 2021
—
Office of Management and Budget
Office
Nominee
Assumed office
Left office
— Director of the Office of Management and Budget
Shalanda Young [217]
March 24, 2021
March 17, 2022
March 17, 2022[218] (Confirmed March 15, 2022, 61–36) [219]
—
— Deputy Director of the Office of Management and Budget
Nani A. Coloretti [217]
April 5, 2022
(Confirmed March 29, 2022, 57–41) [220]
—
Shalanda Young
March 24, 2021(Confirmed March 23, 2021, 63–37) [221]
March 17, 2022
— Deputy Director for ManagementOffice of Management and Budget &Chief Performance Officer of the United States
Jason Miller
April 28, 2021(Confirmed April 27, 2021, 81–13) [222]
—
— General Counsel for the Office of Management and Budget
Daniel Jacobson
June 2022
—
Samuel Bagenstos
January 20, 2021[223]
June 2022
— Chief of Staff for the Office of Management and Budget
Karen De Los Santos
May 1, 2023[224]
—
Rachel Wallace
October 2021[225]
April 2023[224]
Nikki Budzinski
February 2021
July 16, 2021
— Director of Made in America
Livia Shmavonian [226]
October 2022
Celeste Drake [227]
April 27, 2021
July 2022
— Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator
Deborah Robinson [228]
Announced May 8, 2023
—
Office of E-Government & Information Technology
—Federal Chief Information Officer of the United States
Clare Martorana [229]
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[230]
(Confirmed December 21, 2022 by voice vote) [231]
—
Council of Economic Advisors
Office
Nominee
Assumed office
Left office
— Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers
Jared Bernstein [93]
July 10, 2023
(Confirmed June 13, 2023, 50–49) [232]
—
Dr. Cecilia Rouse [2]
March 12, 2021[233]
(Confirmed March 2, 2021, 95–4) [234]
March 31, 2023[235]
— Members of the Council of Economic Advisers
Heather Boushey
January 20, 2021
—
Kirabo Jackson [236]
August 2023
–
Jared Bernstein
January 20, 2021
July 10, 2023
White House COVID-19 Response Team
Office
Appointee
Assumed office
Left office
— Coordinator of COVID-19 Response
Ashish Jha [237]
April 5, 2022
—
Jeff Zients
January 20, 2021
April 5, 2022[237]
— Deputy Coordinator of COVID-19 Response
Lisa Barclay
April 2022
—
Natalie Quillian
January 20, 2021
April 5, 2022[237]
— 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
White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships
White House Environmental Justice Advisory Council
Withdrawn nominations
Office
Appointee
Announced
Withdrawn
Notes
— Director of the Office of Management and Budget
Neera Tanden
November 30, 2020
March 2, 2021[242]
Chief Agricultural Negotiator
Elaine Trevino
September 13, 2021
March 15, 2022
Administrator for Federal Procurement Policy
Biniam Gebre [243]
August 4, 2021
June 7, 2022[244]
Controller of the Office of Federal Financial Management
Laurel Blatchford [245]
October 26, 2021
October 11, 2022[246]
— Chief Innovation and Intellectual Property Negotiator
Christopher Wilson [214]
August 10, 2021[214]
January 3, 2023
—United States Deputy Trade Representative
Nelson Cunningham [247]
January 11, 2024
May 23, 2024[248]
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