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Telephone Directory United States Department of State Telephone Directory This customized report includes the following section(s): Organizational Directory 8/30/2013 Provided by Global Information Services, A/GIS Cover UNCLASSIFIED Organizational Directory United States Department of State 2201 C Street NW, Washington, DC 20520 Office of the Secretary (S) Emergency and Evacuations Planning 7516 202-647-7640 Emergency Relocation 7516 202-647-7640 Secretary Military Representative Lt. Col. Woody Peitz 7516 202-647-6097 Secretary John Kerry 7th Floor 202-647-5291 Office Manager Claire L. Coleman 7226 202-647-7098 Office of the Executive Director (S/ES-EX) Chief of Staff David Wade 7226/7234A 202-647-5548 Executive Director, Deputy Executive Secretary G. 202-647-7457 Deputy Chief of Staff William Danvers 7226 202-647-9572 Kathleen Hill 7507 Scheduling Julie Ann Wirkkala 7226 202-647-5106 Deputy Executive Director Gary D. Anderson 7507 202-647-5467 Scheduling John Natter 7226 202-647-5733 Personnel Officer Cynthia J. Motley 7515 202-647-5638 Executive Assistant Jennifer Davis 7226 202-647-9572 Budget Officer Reginald J. Green 7515 202-647-9794 Special Assistant Megan Selmon 7226 202-647-9573 General Services Officer Sue E. Ostrem 7519 202-647-8647 Special Assistant Andrew Publicover 7226 202-647-6822 Staff Assistant Mary L deBree 7226 202-647-9071 Staff Assistant Jason Meininger 7226 202-647-5601 Office of the Ombudsman (S/O) Staff Assistant Matthew Summers 7226/7234A 202-647-8633 Ombudsman Shireen Dodson 7330 202-647-9387 Staff Assistant Linda S. Landers 7226/7234A 202-647-5548 Senior Advisor Cindy Chang 7226 202-647-9572 Executive Secretary of the Foreign Services Grievance Board (S/FSG) Executive Secretariat (S/ES) Chair Garber A. Davidson 3100 S SA15 703-875-5161 Executive Secretary Mark S. Johnsen 3100 S SA15 703-875-5166 Special Assistant to the Secretary and the Executive 202-647-5301 Secretary of the Department John R. Bass 7224 Deputy Executive Secretary Julieta Valls Noyes 202-647-8448 Special Envoy for Climate Change (S/SECC) 7224 Special Envoy Todd Stern 1427 202-647-9884 Deputy Executive Secretary Theodore Allegra 7224 202-647-5302 Deputy Envoy Jonathan Pershing 1427 202-647-9816 Deputy Executive Secretary Francisco L. Palmieri 202-647-5302 Chief of Staff Peter Ogden 1427 202-647-9807 7224 Special Assistant Daniel Rochberg 1427 202-647-9874 Deputy Executive Secretary Elizabeth E Millard 202-647-5302 7224 Executive Assistant Marjorie Jackson 202-647-9884 1427 Executive Secretariat Staff (S/ES-S) Office of Information Resource Mangement Director Paul Horowitz 7241 202-647-8879 Director John A. Bentel 7528 202-647-2977 Deputy Correspondence, Records and Staffing 202-647-3574 Division Clarence N. Finney, Jr. 7241 Deputy Director Andrew Scott 7528 202-647-2977 Deputy Secretarial Advance and Staffing Division 202-647-9936 Deputy Director Kevin L. Wagganer 8th fl. 202-647-8676 Mary K. Stana 7241 POEMS Systems Administrator Cindy Trodden 202-647-8328 Interagency Coordinator Saadia E. Sarkis 7241 202-647-6590 Almodovar 7528 Correspondence and Records Supervisor Debra 202-647-3889 IMO Mobile Communications I. Maribel Pulido 202-647-4151 Keene 7512 7528 Secretariat Advance and Staffing Division 7241 202-647-8879 Correspondence, Records, and Staffing Division 202-647-5292 7512 Office of the Deputy Secretary (D(B)) Deputy Secretary of State Operations Center (S/ES-O) Deputy Secretary of State William J. Burns 7220 202-647-8636 Director Julie Fisher 7516 202-647-2522 Chief of Staff John T. Godfrey 7220 202-647-8931 Deputy Director for the Watch Harry Kamian 7516 202-647-2522 Personal Assistant Mary L. Dubose 7220 202-647-8636 Deputy Director for Crisis Management Support 202-647-7640 Special Assistant Oni Blair 7220 202-647-8690 Micaela Schweitzer-Bluhm 7516 Special Assistant Demitra M. Pappas 7220 202-647-8198 Senior Watch Officer (24 Hours Per Day) 7516 202-647-1512 Special Assistant Amy Archibald 7220 202-647-5889 Editor (24 Hours Per Day) Editor 7516 202-647-1512 Special Assistant Edward D. Shin 7220 202-647-5290 The Watch (24 Hours Per Day) The Watch (24 202-647-1512 Hours Per Day) 7516 Special Assistant Anthony Renzulli 7220 202-647-5256 Crisis Management Staff 7516 202-647-7640 Staff Assistant Patricia Kidd 7220 202-647-8931 8/30/2013 Organizational Directory OD-1 UNCLASSIFIED Special Assistant Matthew Parker-Lavine 7220 202-647-5888 S/SECC] Dan Cintron 7246f Staff Assistant Anne Schroeder 7220 202-647-9640 Special Assistant [EUR | T | ISN | PM | AVC, START 202-647-5269 | DRZL, S/SACSED | QDDR, A, OIG, RM, IRM, DGHR] Cathy Westley 7246e Special Assistant [SCA | S/SRAP| S/CRS| CT | DS | 202-647-0994 Office of the Deputy Secretary (D(N)) CSO] Basant S. Sanghera 7250 Deputy Secretary of State for Management and Resources Special Assistant [AF | L | J, J/TIP, J/GCJ | S/GC | 202-647-5944 PRM | AID, F, SGHFSI | S/GAC | S/GYI] Madeeha Deputy Secretary of State for Management and 202-647-5073 Ashraf 7246g Resources Vacant 7240 Special Assistant [WHA| CA | S/HSC | S/SAIT | INL | 202-647-1033 Chief of Staff Maya Seiden 7240 202-647-5173 PA | R | IIP | ECA | S/GPI, S/SRGIA] Barbara Personal Assistant Vacant 7240 202-647-5073 Williams 7244b Senior Advisor Abigail Rupp 7240 202-647-5092 Personal Assistant Brenda James 7250 202-647-1598 Senior Advisor Krishanti Vignarajah 7240 202-647-5228 Personal Assistant Solveig Reeker 7250 202-647-1598 Senior Advisor Matthew Weiller 7240 202-647-5089 Staff Assistant Mavis Davis 7246 202-647-0995 Special Assistant Auden McKernan 7240 202-647-5094 Staff Assistant Maggie Robinson 7246 202-647-1574 Special Assistant Constance Arvis 7240 202-647-5632 Staff Assistant Cynthia Dial 7246 202-647-0192 Special Assistant Andrew O'Connell 7240 202-647-8384 Staff Assistant Thi Nguyen 7240 202-647-5272 Staff Assistant Vacant 7240 202-647-5084 Office of the Under Secretary for Management (M) Staff Assistant Jared Goodman 7240 202-647-5079 Under Secretary Under Secretary Patrick F. Kennedy 7207 202-647-1500 Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization (OSDBU) Executive Assistant Kathleen Austin-Ferguson 7207 202-647-1501 Director Shapleigh C. Drisko L500 SA6 703-875-6823 Personal Assistant to the Under Secretary Kathleen 202-647-1500 Procurement Analyst Nikki B. Burley L500 SA6 703-875-6824 Helton-Floyd 7207 Procurement Analyst Richard B. Crum L500 SA6 703-875-6881 Personal Assistant to the Executive Assistant Shirley 202-647-1501 Senior Procurement Analyst Shahrokh (Peter) 703-875-4240 Purnell 7207 Zahirieh L500 SA6 Special Assistant Sumreen Mirza 7207 202-647-0188 Senior Procurement Analyst Judith (Judy) E. 703-516-1953 Special Assistant Margaret MacCallum 7207 202-647-1787 Thomas L500 SA6 Special Assistant Lisa Gisvold 7207 202-647-0728 Construction Business Advocate/Contractor Thelma 703-875-6586 Program Analyst Jessica Wallace 7207 202-647-0166 D. Edmonds L500 SA6 Staff Assistant Brenda P. Harris 7207 202-647-0167 Admin. Support Specialist Omnia Frankiewicz L500 703-875-6822 SA6 Office of Management Policy, Rightsizing and Policy (M/PRI) QDDR Office Director Alaina A. Teplitz 5214 202-647-2177 Senior Advisor to the Secretary Vacant 3800 202-647-4516 Managing Director Susan Curley 5214 202-647-0768 Deputy Director Harry Kamian 3800 202-647-4307 Staff Director Innovation Bruce G. Berton 5310 202-647-7997 USAID QDDR Rep. Vacant 3800 202-647-3619 Staff Director Rightsizing Virginia Kenner 3822a 202-647-6492 Policy Analyst Leslie Moeller 3800 202-647-4352 Policy Analyst Adam Lusin 3800 202-647-4504 Office of White House Liason (M/WHL) Special Assistant Vacant 3800 202-647-4507 Senior Advisor for Appointments/White House 202-647-0646 Pathways Intern David MacDonald 3800 202-647-2308 Liaison Alan O Fitts 7245 Deputy White House Liaison Kelly Mehlenbacher 202-647-0314 7245 Counselor of the Department (C) Diplomatic Reception Rooms (M/FA) Counselor Director and Curator Marcee F. Craighill 8th Fl. 202-647-1990 Counselor Heather A Higginbottom 7236 202-647-5109 Registrar, Collections Manager Lynn M. Turner 8th 202-647-1990 Fl. Museum Specialist Virginia B. Hart 8th Fl. 202-647-1990 Office of the Under Secretary for Political Affairs (P) Project Coordinator Brianne E. Brophy 8th Fl. 202-647-1990 Curator, Blair House Candace S. Shireman 202-566-8009 Under Secretary Under Secretary for Political Affairs Wendy R. 202-647-2471 Sherman 7250 Emergencies in the Diplomatic and Consular Service (M/EDCS) Personal Assistant Margo Morris 7250 202-647-2471 K Fund Manager/Gift Fund Coordinator Fran Z. 202-647-6286 Executive Assistant Kamala Lakhdhir 7250 202-647-1598 Gidez 7427B Special Assistant [NEA | S/SRMC| INR] Ana 202-647-4314 K Fund Budget Officer Lisa Meterko 7427B 202-647-6484 Escrogima 7250 Gift Fund Budget Officer Crystal Jobe 7427B 202-647-8523 Special Assistant [IO | S/P | FSI] Shawn Gray 202-647-1973 Management Officer Ronda Harvey 7427B 202-647-6009 7246e Program Assistant Chanel Wallace 7427B 202-647-8532 Special Assistant [EAP | E| EB| H| ENR|OES, 202-647-4315 8/30/2013S/SECC] Dan Cintron 7246f Organizational Directory OD-2 UNCLASSIFIED Office of Major Events and Conferences Staff (M/MECS) Special Assistant Vishal P. Patel 7256 202-647-7327 Special Assistant John H. Silson 7256 202-647-9038 Director Laura Bowen Wills 7427B 202-647-7730 Staff Assistant Yvette Y. Jenkins 7256 202-647-8854 OMS Hanna Tezera 7256 202-647-7688 Special Assistant Jonathan A. Habjan 7256 202-647-8141 Office of the Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security (T) Office of the Chief Economist (OCE) Under Secretary Chief Economist Heidi Crebo-Rediker 7427 202-736-7427 Acting Under Secretary of State Rose Gottemoeller 202-647-1049 Deputy Chief Economist Mark R.
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