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Executive Branch EXECUTIVE BRANCH EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT Type Level, Location Position Title Name of Incumbent of Pay Grade, or Tenure Expires Appt. Plan Pay EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT WHITE HOUSE OFFICE Washington, DC .... Assistant to the President and Chief of Staff Denis R. McDonough ......... PA AD ................ ................ Do .................... Assistant to the President and National Secu- Susan E. Rice ..................... PA AD ................ ................ rity Advisor. Do .................... Assistant to the President and Deputy Chief Anita J. Breckenridge ........ PA AD ................ ................ of Staff for Operations. Do .................... Assistant to the President and Deputy Chief Kristie A. Canegallo ........... PA AD ................ ................ of Staff for Implementation. Do .................... Assistant to the President and Director of Chase M. Cushman ............ PA AD ................ ................ Scheduling and Advance. Do .................... Assistant to the President and Press Sec- Joshua R. Earnest .............. PA AD ................ ................ retary. Do .................... Assistant to the President and Counsel to the Warren N. Eggleston ......... PA AD ................ ................ President. Do .................... Senior Advisor and Assistant to the President Valerie B. Jarrett ............... PA AD ................ ................ for Intergovernmental Affairs and Public Engagement. Do .................... Assistant to the President and Cabinet Sec- Broderick D. Johnson ........ PA AD ................ ................ retary. Do .................... Assistant to the President and Director of Cody S. Keenan .................. PA AD ................ ................ Speechwriting. Do .................... Assistant to the President for Homeland Se- Lisa O. Monaco ................... PA AD ................ ................ curity and Counterterrorism and Deputy National Security Advisor. Do .................... Assistant to the President and Director of the Cecilia Munoz ..................... PA AD ................ ................ Domestic Policy Council. Do .................... Assistant to the President and Deputy Na- Benjamin J. Rhodes ........... PA AD ................ ................ tional Security Advisor for Strategic Com- munications and Speechwriting. Do .................... Assistant to the President and Director of the David M. Simas .................. PA AD ................ ................ Office of Political Strategy and Outreach. Do .................... Assistant to the President and Chief of Staff Christina M. Tchen ............ PA AD ................ ................ to the First Lady. Do .................... Assistant to the President for Economic Pol- Jeffrey D. Zients ................. PA AD ................ ................ icy and Director of the National Economic Council. Do .................... Assistant to the President and Senior Advisor Brian C. Deese ................... PA AD ................ ................ Do .................... Assistant to the President and Deputy Na- Avril D. Haines .................. PA AD ................ ................ tional Security Advisor. Do .................... Assistant to the President and Senior Advisor Shailagh J. Murray ............ PA AD ................ ................ Do .................... Assistant to the President and Director of Jennifer R. Psaki ................ PA AD ................ ................ Communications. Do .................... Assistant to the President for Management Maju S. Varghese ............... PA AD ................ ................ and Administration. Do .................... Assistant to the President and Director of Rodin A. Mehrbani ............. PA AD ................ ................ Presidential Personnel. Do .................... Assistant to the President and Director of the Amy D. Rosenbaum ........... PA AD ................ ................ Office of Legislative Affairs. Do .................... Deputy Assistant to the President and Dep- Michael S. Bosworth .......... PA AD ................ ................ uty Counsel to the President. Do .................... Deputy Assistant to the President for Health Jeanne M. Lambrew .......... PA AD ................ ................ Policy. Do .................... Deputy Assistant to the President for Legisla- Alejandro Perez .................. PA AD ................ ................ tive Affairs and House Liaison. Do .................... Deputy Assistant to the President for Energy Dan G. Utech ...................... PA AD ................ ................ and Climate Change. Do .................... Deputy Assistant to the President and Staff Joan L. Walsh .................... PA AD ................ ................ Secretary. Do .................... Deputy Assistant to the President and Dep- Nicholas L. McQuaid ......... PA AD ................ ................ uty Counsel to the President. Do .................... Deputy Assistant to the President for Legisla- Martin P. Paone ................. PA AD ................ ................ tive Affairs and Senate Liaison. Do .................... Deputy Assistant to the President and Dep- Christopher C. Fonzone ..... PA AD ................ ................ uty Counsel to the President. (2) EXECUTIVE BRANCH 3 EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT—Continued Type Level, Location Position Title Name of Incumbent of Pay Grade, or Tenure Expires Appt. Plan Pay Washington, DC .... Deputy Assistant to the President and Direc- Jerry E. Abramson ............. PA AD ................ ................ tor of Intergovernmental Affairs. Do .................... Deputy Assistant to the President and Direc- Paulette L. Aniskoff ........... PA AD ................ ................ tor of the Office of Public Engagement. Do .................... Deputy Assistant to the President for Man- Katherine P. Dickerson ..... PA AD ................ ................ agement and Administration. Do .................... Director of Records Management ..................... Philip C. Droege ................. XS AD ................ ................ Do .................... Executive Clerk ................................................. David E. Kalbaugh ............. XS AD ................ ................ Do .................... Deputy Assistant to the President and Dep- Elizabeth M. Allen ............. PA AD ................ ................ uty Director of Communications. Do .................... Deputy Assistant to the President and Chief Jason B. Goldman .............. PA AD ................ ................ Digital Officer. Do .................... Deputy Assistant to the President and Advi- Natalie H. Quillian ............ PA AD ................ ................ sor to the Chief of Staff. Do .................... Special Assistant to the President and Senior Dana A. Remus .................. PA AD ................ ................ Counsel to the President. Do .................... ......do .................................................................. Margaret E. Whitney ......... PA AD ................ ................ Do .................... Deputy Assistant to the President and Senior Melissa E. Winter .............. PA AD ................ ................ Advisor to the First Lady. Do .................... Deputy Assistant to the President and Dep- Margaret T. McLaughlin ... PA AD ................ ................ uty Director of Presidential Personnel. Do .................... ......do .................................................................. David L. Noble ................... PA AD ................ ................ Do .................... Special Assistant to the President and Asso- Sarah E. Baker ................... PA AD ................ ................ ciate Counsel to the President. Do .................... Deputy Assistant to the President and Direc- Michael P. Brush ............... PA AD ................ ................ tor of Advance and Operations. Do .................... Deputy Assistant to the President and Direc- Gregory Lorjuste ................ PA AD ................ ................ tor of Scheduling. Do .................... Special Assistant to the President, Trip Direc- Marvin D. Nicholson, Jr. ... PA AD ................ ................ tor and Personal Aide to the President. Do .................... Special Assistant to the President and Asso- James D. Walsh ................. PA AD ................ ................ ciate Counsel to the President. Do .................... ......do .................................................................. Erica Y. Williams ............... PA AD ................ ................ Do .................... Deputy Assistant to the President for Inter- Yohannes A. Abraham ....... PA AD ................ ................ governmental Affairs and Public Engage- ment and Senior Advisor to the National Economic Council. Do .................... Special Assistant to the President and House Kellie N. Larkin ................. PA AD ................ ................ Legislative Affairs Liaison. Do .................... Special Assistant to the President and Senate Kathleen L. Mellody .......... PA AD ................ ................ Legislative Affairs Liaison. Do .................... ......do .................................................................. Joshua D. Pollack ............... PA AD ................ ................ Do .................... Special Assistant to the President, Principal Eric H. Schultz ..................
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