These are the experts who will lead Biden’s transition at federal agencies

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Even as the Trump administration blocks his access to the government, President-elect Joe Biden forged ahead with a key milestone in the transition of power, naming teams that will begin gathering information about federal operations. Biden’s transition team has assembled a list of 500 experts in federal policy from diplomacy to space exploration who will form the backbone of his preparations to lead the federal government in January, learning from the workforce what to expect at every agency on personnel, technology, policy and program matters. Geovette Washington​ will head the transition team looking at the Department of Commerce. Washington serves as senior vice chancellor and chief legal officer at the University of Pittsburgh. She was general counsel and senior policy adviser for the Office of Management and Budget and deputy general counsel for the Department of Commerce. Also on the team:

Joshua Berman Clifford Chance US, LLP  
Colleen Chien Santa Clara University  
Tene Dolphin Greater Washington Black Chamber of Commerce  
Michelle DuBois Values Partnerships  
Anna Gomez Wiley Rein, LLP  
Ellen Hughes-Cromwick Third Way  
Karen Hyun National Audubon Society  
Charmion Kinder CNKinder, Inc.  
Paul A. Laudicina Global Counsel, LLC  
Nancy Potok Self-employed  
Pravina Raghavan Empire State Development  
Denice Ross National Conference on Citizenship  
Kris Sarri National Marine Sanctuary Foundation  
Mary Saunders American National Standards Institute  
Patrick Schaefer State of New Mexico  
Kathryn Sullivan National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Retired)  
Atman Trivedi Hills & Company  
Todd Tucker The Roosevelt Institute  
Arun Venkataraman Visa, Inc.  
Kathryn de Wit The Pew Charitable Trusts  

 

 


These are the experts who will lead Biden’s transition at federal agencies