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Telephone Directory United States Department of State Telephone Directory This customized report includes the following section(s): Organizational Directory 1/19/2021 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 CMS Staff 202-647-7640 7516 Secretary Emergency Relocation CMS Staff 7516 202-647-7640 Secretary Michael R Pompeo 7th Floor 202-647-4000 Resident task force ONLY Task Force 1 7516 202-647-6611 Executive Assistant Timmy T Davis 7226 202-647-4000 Consular task force ONLY Task Force 2 (CA) 7516 202-647-7004 Special Assistant Andrew Lederman 7226 202-647-4000 Resident task force ONLY Task Force 3 7516 202-647-6613 Special Assistant Kathryn L Donnell 7226 202-647-4000 Special Assistant Jeffrey H Sillin 7226 202-647-4000 Office of the Executive Director (S/ES-EX) Special Assistant Victoria Ellington 7226 202-647-4000 Executive Director, Deputy Executive Secretary 202-647-7457 Scheduling & Advance Joseph G Semrad 7226 202-647-4000 Howard VanVranken 7507 Scheduler Ruth Fisher 7226 202-647-4000 Deputy Executive Director Michelle Ward 7507 202-647-5475 Office Manager Sally Ritchie 7226 202-647-4000 Budget Officer Reginald J. Green 7515 202-647-9794 Office Manager Hillaire Campbell 7226 202-647-4000 Bureau Security Officer Dave Shamber 5634 202-647-7478 Senior Advisor Mary Kissel 7242 202-647-4000 Human Resources Division Director Eboni C 202-647-5478 Staff Asst. to SA Kissel Simonette Clark 7234 202-647-4000 Edwards 7507 Supervisory General Services Officer Charles 202-647-8647 Goodman 7507 Executive Secretariat (S/ES) Executive Secretary Lisa D Kenna 7224 202-647-8448 ExecTech (S/ES-ET) Deputy Executive Secretary Mustafa M Popal 7224 202-647-5302 Deputy Executive Secretary Tressa R Finerty 7224 202-647-5302 Digital Strategy Division Chief Anthony Ko HST (202) 647-2977 7526 Deputy Executive Secretary Stephanie F 202-647-5302 Syptak-Ramnath 7224 Mobile Communications Division Chief Lee Smith (202) 647-2977 HST 7526 Deputy Executive Secretary N Thatcher Scharpf 202-647-5302 7224 Director Brett Gittleson HST 7526 (202) 647-2977 Deputy Executive Secretary Marc L Shaw 7224 202-647-5302 Customer Experience Division Chief Esmail Baerde (202) 647-2977 HST 7526 DevOps Division Chief Jason Krucoff HST 7526 (202) 647-2977 Executive Secretariat Staff (S/ES-S) 24/7/365 ExecTech Service Center HST 7530 (202) 647-8700 Director David Schnier 7418 HST 202-647-9935 Deputy Director for Records and Staffing Division 202-647-3574 Office of the Ombudsman (S/O) Clarence N. Finney, Jr. 7418 HST Deputy Director for Secretariat Advance and Staffing 202-647-7977 Ombudsman Shireen Dodson 7528 202-647-9387 Division Jeffrey Reneau 7418 HST Associate Ombudsman Katie Manderson 7528 202-736-7148 Line Coordinator Christopher A. Jones 7418 HST 202-647-8722 Executive Assistant Genie Hebron 7528 202-736-7144 Interagency Coordinator Saadia E. Sarkis 7418 HST 202-647-6590 Assoc. Ombudsman Riley E Barrar 7528 202-736-7154 Records Supervisor Debra Keene 7418 HST 202-647-3889 Assoc. Ombudsman Jeffrey Anderson 7528 202-736-7991 Office Management Specialist (OMS) Deborah Ash 202-647-8349 7418 HST Executive Secretary of the Foreign Services Grievance Board Secretariat Advance and Staffing Division The Line 202-647-8879 (S/FSG) 7418 HST Chair Lawrence C Mandel 3100 S SA15 703-875-5161 Records and Staffing Division Vacant 7512 202-647-0140 Executive Secretary Katherine Kaetzer-Hodson 703-875-5165 3100 S SA15 Operations Center (S/ES-O) Deputy Chair Susan R Winfield SA-15 703-875-5155 Director Dwayne L Cline 7516 202-647-2523 Senior Advisor Charles M Carron SA-15 703-875-5154 Deputy Director for the Watch Shelby V 202-647-2522 Special Assistant Andrew Large SA-15 703-875-7385 Smith-Wilson 7516 Special Asistant Cristina Meaney SA-15 703-875-5163 Deputy Director for Crisis Management and Strategy 202-647-7640 Office Manager Winderlyn Terry SA-15 703-875-5166 Amy LeMar-Reiman 7516 Secretary Alison Trimble SA-15 703-875-5174 (24 Hour Per Day) Senior Watch Officer 7516 202-647-1512 Military Representative Lt Col Ryan Harris 7516 202-647-6097 (24 Hours Per Day) Editor 7516 202-647-1512 Research & Design Center (S/ES-R&D) (24 Hours Per Day) The Watch 7516 202-647-1512 Innovation Catalyst Vacant 1124C 202-647-9648 CMS Crisis Management and Strategy 7516 202-647-7640 Design Strategist Vacant 1124C 202-647-6704 1/19/2021 Organizational Directory OD-1 UNCLASSIFIED Data Strategist Vacant 1124C 202-647-8682 Staff Assistant Hanna Tezera 7220 202-647-5274 Strategic Advisor Mimi Wang 7220 202-647-5256 Special Envoy for Climate Change (S/SECC) Acting Special Envoy Trigg Talley 1427 202-647-9884 Deputy Secretary of State for Management and Resources Deputy Special Envoy Karen Florini 1427 202-647-9807 Deputy Secretary of State for Management and 202-647-5073 Chief of Staff Jennifer Austin 1427 202-647-9687 Resources Vacant 7240 Special Assistant Hayley Gillooly 1427 202-647-9961 Chief of Staff Vacant M 7240 202-647-5073 Executive Assistant Audrey Pease 1427 202-647-9884 Personal Assistant to the Deputy Secretary Vacant 202-647-5073 Special Assisant Emily Seen 1427 202-647-9818 7240 OMS Chris Ververis 1427 202-647-9926 Secretary's Senior Advisor for Development Vacant 202-647-2553 7253 China Counsellor Vance Wagner 1427 202-647-9678 Senior Advisor Vacant 7253 202-647-4883 Foreign Affaies Officer Jesse Young 1427 202-647-9821 Senior Advisor Vacant 7253 202-647-5632 Senior Adviser Julie Cerqueira 1427 202-647-9816 Special Assistant Vacant 7240 202-647-5092 Senior Advisor Vacant 7240 202-647-5272 Office of Global Partnerships (S/GP) Senior Advisor Vacant 7240 202-647-1489 Special Representative Vacant HST 12A53 202-647-2200 Senior Advisor Vacant 7240 202-647-8583 Deputy Special Representative Thomas Debass 703-875-5678 Director of Policy & Communication Vacant 7240 202-647-8630 SA-15, Suite 6000 Special Assistant Vacant 7240 202-647-5272 Director for Private Sector Engagement Jim F 703-816-3774 Special Assistant Vacant 7253 202-647-1185 Thompson SA-15, Suite 7000 Staff Assistant Vacant 7240 202-647-5268 Director for Partnerships Connie R Tzioumis SA-15, 703-816-3774 Staff Assistant Vacant 7240 202-647-0009 Suite 7000 Staff Assistant Vacant 7240 202-647-5079 Director for Policy and Planning Jason R Haserodt 703-816-3776 SA-15, Suite 6000 Staff Assistant Vacant 7240 202-647-5268 Staff Assistant Denise A Banfield SA-15, Suite 6000 703-816-3775 White House Fellow Vacant 7240 202-647-5089 Senior Partnership Officer Dee Shorts SA-15, Suite 703-345-0390 Driver to the Deputy Secretary Vacant 202-736-7031 6000 Senior Advisor/Speechwriter Vacant G 7240 202-647-5092 Partnership Officer Christine L Johnson SA-15, Suite 703-816-3772 7000 Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization (OSDBU) Partnership Officer Sabrina Z Abu-Hamdeh SA-15, 703-816-3776 Suite 6000 Director George L. Price L820, SA6 703-875-6823 Senior Partnership Officer Ashwood Heffern SA-15, 703-816-3765 Deputy Director Rich Vinnacombe L820, SA6 703-875-7491 Suite 6000 Procurement Analyst James A. Josey L820, SA6 703-875-6881 Partnership Specialist Marcus Littman SA-15, Suite 703-816-3773 Procurement Analyst Vacant P L820, SA6 703-875-4240 6000 Procurement Analyst Vacant E. L820, SA6 703-516-1953 Vetting Officer Marissa J Yang SA-15, Suite 6000 703-816-3778 Procurement Analyst Thelma D. Edmunds L820, 703-875-6586 Partnership Officer Bryan R Gerhart SA-15, Suite 703-816-3768 SA6 7000 Procurement Specialist Anna Urman L820, SA6 703-875-6824 Vetting Officer Alexander Nelson SA-15, Suite 6000 703-875-4400 Executive Assistant/Admin Manager Patricia Foster 703-875-6822 Program Analyst Megan E Soller SA-15, Suite 7000 703-875-4201 L820, SA6 QDDR Office Office of the Deputy Secretary Special Representative for QDDR Kathryn Schalow 202-647-4307 6805 Deputy Secretary of State Deputy Director David Fisher 6805 202-647-6007 Deputy Secretary of State Stephen E. Biegun 7220 202-647-8636 Policy Analyst Adam Lusin 6803 202-647-4504 Chief of Staff for the Deputy Secretary Robert J 202-647-8199 Staff Assistant Susan L. Babin 6805 202-647-4516 Palladino 7220 Senior Advisor Caroline Wadhams 6805 202-647-4507 Personal Driver for the Deputy Secretary James O. 202-736-4340 Policy Analyst Craig Bryant 6803 202-647-3619 Davis 7220 Public Diplomacy Advisor Christopher Degnan 6803 202-647-4230 Senior Advisor - Strategic Communications Jennifer 202-647-7993 Ehlinger 7311 Policy Analyst John Janek 6803 202-647-4352 Special Assistant Julia M Groeblacher 7220 202-647-8690 Policy Analyst Mahvash Siddiqi 6803 202-647-1346 Special Assistant Craig A Halbmaier 7220 202-647-5290 Personal Assistant/Scheduler to the Deputy 202-647-8636 Secretary Cynthia J. Loyet 7220 Counselor of the Department (C) Special Assistant Shiva A Marvasti 7220 202-647-5888 Protocol Assistant Kenneth C Matthews 7220 202-647-5196 Counselor Senior Advisor Patricia X McNerney 7220 202-647-8198 Counselor Thomas U Brechbuhl 7240 202-647-8633 Special Assistant Meghan E Mercier 7220 202-647-5563 Senior Advisor Clara E Kyim 7249A 202-647-4134 Special Assistant Grant H Morrow 7220 202-647-6237 Senior Adviser Brian D McFeeters 7249A 202-647-6315 Special Assistant Bintou F Njie 7220 202-647-5889 Special Assistant Philip D O'Hara 7249A 202-647-4654 Staff Assistant to COS Nadia C Shepherd 7220 202-647-8931 Staff Assistant Shannon E Bell 7240 202-647-8633 1/19/2021 Organizational Directory OD-2 UNCLASSIFIED Staff Assistant Robert L Carter 7240 202-647-5623 Deputy Chief Economist Trevor M.
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