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Telephone Directory United States Department of State Telephone Directory This customized report includes the following section(s): Key Officers List (UNCLASSIFIED) 5/3/2010 Provided by The Office of Global Publishing Solutions, A/ISS/GPS Cover UNCLASSIFIED Key Officers of Foreign Service Posts Afghanistan DAO Jerry Cornett FMO Dale Giovengo IMO Gary Harral KABUL (E) Great Massoud Road, (VoIP, US-based) 301-490-1042, ISSO Benjamin Weiss Fax No working Fax, INMARSAT Tel 011-873-761-837-725, Workweek: Saturday - Thursday 0800-1630, Website: kabul.usembassy.gov Algeria Officer Name DCM OMS Karen Trimble AMB OMS Linda Landers ALGIERS (E) 5, Chemin Cheikh Bachir Ibrahimi, +213 (770) 08- DCM/CHG Francis J. Ricciardone 2000, Fax +213 (21) 60-7335, Workweek: Sun- Thurs 08:00-17:00, Website: http://algiers.usembassy.gov DHS/ICE Trey Terry Officer Name ECO Michael Spangler FM Mark Moore AMB OMS Shelly Ainsley HRO Terry Murphree FCS Douglas Wallace MGT Kevin Milas FM Thomas Streiffert NAS/INL Andrew Quinn HRO Jeanne M. Miller POL/MIL Phil Kosnett MGT David Wick (Tdy) AMB Karl W. Eikenberry POL/ECO Michael Bosshart CON Randall Merideth POL/MIL Beth Wilson PAO Steve Cristina AMB David D Pearce GSO Tim Bullington CON Jennifer Noisette RSO Doug Allison DCM W. William Jordan CLO Eileen Milas PAO Lawrence Randolph DEA Michael Marsac GSO Christa Dupuis FAA David Boulter RSO Kevin Whitson FMO Tahwanda Lambert AFSA Melissa Schubert IMO Elizabeth Slater AGR Hassan Ahmed ISO Kim Long CLO Noemi Phillips/Leann Tichenor LEGATT Robert Jones DAO COL Terry Tichenor POL Ann Pforzheimer EEO Jennifer Noisette FMO Jeanne M. Miller ICASS Chair Douglas Wallace Albania IMO Naseem Ioane ISO Lyle Howard ISSO Lyle Howard TIRANA (E) 103 Rruga Elbasanit, 355-4-224-7285, Fax (355) (4) 223- LEGATT Brian Murphy 2222, Workweek: Monday-Friday, 8:00am-5:00pm, Website: http://tirana.usembassy.gov/ State ICASS Naseem Ioane Officer Name DCM OMS Vacant Angola AMB OMS Brenda James DCM/CHG Chargé Deborah A. Jones ECO Margo Pogorzelski LUANDA (E) Rua Houari Boumedienne #32, 011-244-222-641-000, FM James Melton Fax 011-244-222-641-232, INMARSAT Tel 011-871-683-133-246, Workweek: Monday thru Thursday, 8:00 am - 6:00 pm; Fridays 8:00 HRO Dale Giovengo am till 12 Noon, Website: http://Luanda.usembassy.gov ICITAP Gary Bullard Officer Name MGT Michael Scanlon OPDAT Melissa Schraibman DCM OMS Stephanie Harrison POL/ECO Paul Poletes AMB OMS Karen Waltz-Davis AMB John Withers II CDC Xiomara Brown CON Abigail Aronson ECO Jeffrey Izzo PAO Mark Smith FM Ibraheem Muhamed GSO Lisa Ficek POL/ECO Jeffery Izzo RSO Dennis San Miguel POL/MIL Darrell Moran AFSA Abigail Aronson AMB Dan W. Mozena AID Joseph Williams CON Sara Marti CLO Elsa Carkanji-Silos DCM Jeffrey Hawkins PAO Gabriel Hons-Olivier 5/3/2010 Key Officers of Foreign Posts KO-1 UNCLASSIFIED GSO Craig Coombs HRO Benjamin Pierce RSO Jason Smith MGT Veronica Hons-Olivier AFSA Ruthann Kleinfelt NAS/INL John Maher AID Randy Peterson POL/ECO Bart Putney CLO Michael Kleinfelt AMB Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch DAO LTC Tony Espinosa CON Robert Farquhar FMO Henry Yang DCM Joseph Pennington ICASS Chair Kenya Owens PAO Thomas Mittnacht IMO Ruthann Kleinfelt GSO Charles Clegg ISSO Ruthann Kleinfelt RSO Gordon Goetz AGR Frederic Johnston AID Jatinder Cheema Argentina CLO Sarah Pierce/Christina Putney DAO Robert Webster FMO Benjamin Pierce BUENOS AIRES (E) Avda. Colombia 4300, 54-11-5777-4533, Fax 54 -11-5777-4240, Workweek: 0845 AM - 0545 PM, Website: IMO Everett Copher http://argentina.usembassy.gov/ IRS Susan Stanley Officer Name ISO Allen Gardner ISSO Allen Gardner DCM OMS Lindsey, Terri LEGATT Steven Kessler AMB OMS Taylor, Wendy DHS/ICE Kleppe, Stephen ECO Fennerty, John Australia FCS Rigassio, James FM Krueger, Steven HRO Zabriskie, Petra J. CANBERRA (E) American Embassy Canberra, Moonah Place, MGT Sarro, Dorothy Yarralumla ACT 2600 AUSTRALIA, 61-2-6214-5600, Fax 61-2-6214- MLO/ODC COL Passmore, Edwin W. 5970, Workweek: Mon - Fri / 8:00am to 5:00pm, Website: http://canberra.usembassy.gov/ TSA Vacant Officer Name AMB Martinez, Vilma S. CG Noronha, Jennifer DCM OMS Vacant DCM Kelly, Thomas P. AMB OMS Diane O'Neal PAO Howes, Robert C. ECO Edgard Kagan GSO Glenn, Richard FM Donald Cunningham RSO Burton, Wade HRO Amy Murphy AFSA Fields, Larry MGT Christopher Riche AGR Mergen, David J AMB Jeffrey L. Bleich APHIS Perez-Marcano, Yvette CON Virgil Strohmeyer CLO Frias, Anna DCM Daniel Clune DAO COL Allcott, Mark B. PAO Judy Moon DEA Cohen, John GSO Geoffrey Nyhart EST Perez, James M. RSO Julie Cabus FMO Hand, Dianne AGR Grant Pettrie IMO Cabrera, Ricardo CLO Cheryl Brower IPO Swope, Jack DAO COL Andrew Britschgi ISSO Crowther, Peter DEA Emmet Highland LEGATT Mcconn, Beth D EEO Carlos Santamaria POL Featherstone, Alexander EST David Atkinson RAMC Charleston Finance Center FMO William Lauritsen ICASS Chair Katharine Forbes IMO Marcia Henke Armenia IPO Carlos Santamaria-Bernabe ISO John Meradith ISSO John Meradith YEREVAN (E) 1 American Ave., (37410) 46-47-00; 49-42-00, Fax LAB Vacant (37410) 46-47-42, INMARSAT Tel Satellite 8821655530566; 8821655530392; 8821655530142, Workweek: Mon-Fri / 9:00am- LEGATT Henry Gittleman 6:00pm, Website: http://yerevan.usembassy.gov/ POL Edgard Kagan Officer Name State ICASS Christopher Riche DCM OMS Sarah Madrid AMB OMS Susan Christy MELBOURNE (CG) 553 St. Kilda Road, Melbourne, VIC, Australia, FM Dennis Springhetti 3004, + 61 3 9526 5900, Fax + 61 3 9510-4646, INMARSAT Tel 5/3/2010 Key Officers of Foreign Posts KO-2 UNCLASSIFIED 3004, + 61 3 9526 5900, Fax + 61 3 9510-4646, INMARSAT Tel Iridium 014-716-9057, Workweek: M-F, 8:00 - 5:00, Website: FM Keith Hanigan http://melbourne.usconsulate.gov/melbourne/index.html HRO Benjamin Garcia Officer Name MGT LCDR Jeffry R. Olesen CG OMS Leza Olson MLO/ODC LTC Scott Dullea FCS Vacant POL/ECO J. Dean Yap MGT Louise Veenstra (Fsn) AMB William C. Eacho POL/ECO Justin Kolbeck CG Heather Guimond CG Michael Thurston DCM Chargé Christopher J. Hoh CON Julie Grant PAO Robert Hugins PAO Aric Schwan GSO David Herbert DAO John Dowling RSO Robert Hartung IPO Shane Child AGR Bobby Ritchie ISSO Justin Kolbeck APHIS Antonio Arroyave CLO Jana Hugins DAO COL Ulises Soto SYDNEY (CG) MLC Centre - Level 59, 19-29 Martin Place, Sydney DEA Ira Israel 2000, 61-2-9373-9200, Fax 61-2-9373-9125, Workweek: M-F, 08:00 - 17:00, Website: EEO Usha Pitts FMO Stephen Carignan Officer Name ICASS Chair Sue Brigs CG OMS Jessica Haynie IMO James Norton ECO Rajinder Singh IPO Leslie Oly FCS David Murphy IRS Barbara B. Franklin MGT Darion Akins ISO Douglas McGifford POL/ECO Rajinder Singh ISSO Nathan Holder CG Judith Fergin LEGATT Vacant PO Judith Fergin CON Thurmond Borden PAO Alexei Kral UNVIE (VIENNA) (M) Wagramerstrasse 17-19, A-1220 Vienna, GSO Andy Ball Austria, 43 1 31339 74 3501, Fax 43 1 367 07 64, Workweek: 0830- RSO Dave Shamber 1700, Website: http://vienna.usmission.gov/ EEO Jessica Haynie Officer Name IPO Lance Bryan DCM OMS Karen Schoppl LEGATT Matt Witt AMB OMS Jennifer Harrison DEP DIR Eric Sandberg (Ntec) DIR Mark Scheland (C/Nuclear Policy) PERTH (C) Level 13, 16 St Georges Tce, 61-8-9202-1224, Fax 61-8- HRO Benjamin Garcia 9231-9444, Workweek: M - F; 8:00 am - 5:00 pm, Website: http://perth.usconsulate.gov/perth/index.html MGT Mark Moody POL/ECO Stephanie Amadeo Officer Name AMB Glyn Davies CG OMS Mariane Primrose (Fsn) DCM Chargé Geoffrey Pyatt ECO Gina Soos (Fsn) PAO Susan Doman MGT Neal Vermillion GSO David Herbert PAO/ADV Lisa Marino (Fsn) RSO Robert Hartung CG Kenneth Chern CLO Jana Hugins CON Neal Vermillion FMO Stephen Carignan GSO Anoutchka Payet (Fsn) ICASS Chair Sue Briggs ISSO Neal Vermillion IMO James Norton POL Veronica Kerr (Fsn) IPO Les Oly IRS Barbara B. Franklin Austria ISO James Norton ISSO Nathan Holder VIENNA (E) Boltzmanngasse 16, 1090 Wien, 011-43-1-31339-0, Fax USOSCE (M) Obersteinergasse 11 1190 Vienna, Austria, 011-43-1 011-43-1-31339-2510, Workweek: M-F 0830 - 1700 local, Website: 31339-3141, Fax 011-43-1-369-1585, Workweek: M-F 0830-1700 http://vienna.usembassy.gov/ local, Website: http://osce.usmission.gov/ Officer Name Officer Name DCM OMS Katherine McGifford DCM OMS Elizabeth Babroski AMB OMS Malgorzata Lamot AMB OMS Vacant DHS/CIS Marla Belvedere HRO Benjamin Garcia DHS/ICE James Plitt MGT Mark Moody FCS Christopher Quinlivan AMB Vacant 5/3/2010 Key Officers of Foreign Posts KO-3 UNCLASSIFIED DCM Chargé Carol Fuller USCS OIC LCDR Louie C. Parks Jr.. PAO Michael Stevens AMB Nicole A. Avant GSO David Herbert CON Robin L. Haase RSO Robert Hartung DCM Timothy Zuniga-Brown CLO Jana Hugins PAO Jefferson Dubel DAO COL Ulises Soto GSO Francis Shields Jr.. ICASS Chair Sue Briggs RSO Roy Stillman IMO James Norton AFSA Mary-Kathryn Grey IPO Nathan Holder CLO Sharon Stillman IRS Barbara B. Franklin DEA James Connolly ISO Douglas McGifford EEO Anthony Pagliai ISSO Nathan Holder ICASS Chair John Moppert POL Casey Christensen IMO Roland Neiss LEGATT Richard Etzler POL Jefferson Dubel Azerbaijan State ICASS John Moppert BAKU (E) 83 Azadlig Prospect, Azerbaijan, AZ 1007, +994-12-498-03 Bahrain -35, Fax +994-12-465-66-71, INMARSAT Tel 873-151-5401, Workweek: M-F, 9:00 - 17:30, Website: http://baku.usembassy.gov Officer Name MANAMA (E) Building 979, Road 3119, Block 331, Zinj District, 973 DCM OMS Beth Garverick -1724-2700/VoIP:202-448-5131, Fax 973-1727-2594, Workweek: Sun HRO Steven Rider to Thurs, 0800-1700, Website: http://manama.usembassy.gov/ MGT Karen Davidson Officer Name POL/ECO Rob Garverick DCM OMS Betty Boigenzahn AMB Chargé Donald Lu ECO Benjamin A.
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