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United States Department of State Telephone Directory This customized report includes the following section(s): Key Officers List (UNCLASSIFIED) 4/21/2020 Provided by Global Information Services, A/GIS Cover UNCLASSIFIED AILA Doc. No. 07122063. (Posted 4/24/20) Key Officers of Foreign Service Posts Afghanistan AMB Yuri Kim CON Daniel Koski DCM Leyla Moses-Ones KABUL (E) Great Massoud Road, (VoIP, US-based) 301-490-1042, Fax No working Fax, INMARSAT Tel 011-873-761-837-725, PAO Brian Beckmann Workweek: Saturday - Thursday 0800-1630, Website: GSO Sally Lewis https://af.usembassy.gov/ RSO Janet Meyer AFSA Stephen Craven Officer Name AID Mikaela Meredith DCM OMS Abena Owusu-Afriyie CLO Rachel Cormier ACS Nicholas Unger ECON Alex MacFarlane ALT DIR Tina Dooley-Jones EEO Lucija Straley AMB OMS Emily Weston FMO Bic Leu CM Donna Welton ICASS Chair CDR James Hilton CM OMS Bonnie Anglov IMO Stephen Craven ECON DEP Matthew Golden IPO Justan Neels FM Gary Hein ISO Roy Timberman HRO Jacquline Fields ISSO Justan Neels INL Marc Shaw POL Ian Crawford LEGAT Robert D'Amico State ICASS Alex MacFarlane MGT Lawrence Richter POL DEP David (Chip) Gamble POL/ECON Alicia Allison Algeria POSHO Gary Hein SDO/DATT MAJ Marisa Morand ALGIERS (E) 5, Chemin Cheikh Bachir Ibrahimi, +213 (770) 08- SRSO Maureen McGeough 2000, Fax +213 (23) 47-1781, Workweek: Sun - Thurs 08:00-17:00, TREAS Julie Malec Website: https://dz.usembassy.gov/ US EXEC DIR David Smale Officer Name AMB Chargé Ross L wilson DCM OMS Dragana Houk CG Michael Katula AMB OMS Rebecca A. Robinson DCM Karen Decker FCS Michele R. Smith PAO Joseph (Jake) Jacanin HRO T. Michael Goddard GSO Charles Hughes MGT Suzanne M. Inzerillo AID Peter Natiello MLO/ODC MAJ Bobby R. Farmer CLO Tatiana Razumova POL/ECON David G. Wisner DEA Edward (Joe) Kipp POL/MIL Candace R. Jendoubi FMO Kevin Doyle SDO/DATT COL Don D. Robertson ICASS Chair David Smale AMB John P. Desrocher IMO Mark McCloy CON Marwa M. Zeini IPO Dale Rice DCM Gautam A. Rana ISO Eric Quinn PAO Eric Barbee ISSO Peter Barton GSO Gregory L. Robinson RSO Corynn L. Stratton Albania AGR Justina Torry CLO Victoria A. Donovan TIRANA (E) Rruga Stavro Vinjau 14, +355-4-224-7285, Fax +355-4- FMO Aamer A. Khan 223-2222, Workweek: Monday-Friday, 8:00am-4:30 pm. Summer ICASS Chair David G. Wisner hours (May 1 - Sept 30): Monday-Thursday, 8:00 am-5:00 pm; Friday, IMO Herman A. Llorin 8:00 am-2:30 pm., Website: https://al.usembassy.gov/ IPO Russell E. Taylor ISO Shirpaul K. Mclaughlin Officer Name ISSO Russell E. Taylor DCM OMS Cathy Power State ICASS David G. Wisner AMB OMS Christina Okamura FM Glen Allen HRO Bic Leu Angola MGT Lori Johnson OPDAT Constantine Soupios LUANDA (E) Rua Houari Boumedienne #32, 011-244-222-641-000, POL/MIL Tim Enright Fax 011-244-222-641-232, INMARSAT Tel 011-871-683-133-246, POSHO Glen Allen Workweek: Monday thru Thursday, 7:30 am - 5:30 pm; Fridays 8:00 SDO/DATT CDR James Hilton am till 12 Noon, Website: https://ao.usembassy.gov/ 4/21/2020 Key Officers of ForeignOfficer Posts Name KO-1 UNCLASSIFIED AILA Doc. No. 07122063. (Posted 4/24/20) Officer Name YEREVAN (E) 1 American Ave., (37410) 49-42-00, Fax (37410) 46- DCM OMS THERESE DAVIS 47-42, INMARSAT Tel Satellite 8821655530566; 8821655530392; AMB OMS ANGELA WHITE McNIGHT 8821655530142, Workweek: Mon-Fri / 9:00am-6:00pm, Website: CDC ALEAN FRAWLEY https://am.usembassy.gov/ FCS EVERETT WAKAI Officer Name HRO MICHAEL FOGO DCM OMS Graciela Tift MGT JEFFERY L. BOURNES AMB OMS Gabriela Salverson POL/ECON LANCE KINNE Co-CLO Vacant POL/MIL MATTHEW MCHORRIS FM Michael Haws SDO/DATT LTC BRETT DODD HRO Donald Carroll AMB NINA FITE INL Michael Shulman CON TRACY MUSSACHIO MGT Brian Salverson DCM GREGORY SEGAS POL/ECON Ryan Campbell PAO DENEYSE KIRKPATRICK POSHO Michael Haws RSO PABLO ROJAS SDO/DATT Scott Maxwell AID JULIE NENON AMB Lynne M. Tracy EEO MBALLE NKEMBE CON Elizabeth Kuhse FMO HENRY ROBERTS DCM Christopher Smith IMO ABRAHAM ADJEI-GBENDA PAO Lia Miller GSO Michael Warfield Argentina RSO Kevin Tehan AFSA Christopher Reyes BUENOS AIRES (E) Avda. Colombia 4300, 54-11-5777-4533, Fax 54 AID Deborah Grieser -11-5777-4240, Workweek: 0845 AM - 0545 PM, Website: CLO Muhammad Bukhtear https://ar.usembassy.gov/ ECON Chris Ellis EEO Kelli Scott Officer Name FMO Donald Carroll DCM OMS Aguasvivas, Anita ICASS Chair Ryan Campbell AMB OMS Cruz , Melissa IMO Mario Esteves DHS/ICE Emond, David IPO Mauno Kork DHS/TSA De Jesus, Julio ISO Vacant FCS Ballard, Karen ISSO Mario Esteves FM Joseph, Anthony State ICASS Ryan Campbell GFS Charleston Finance Center HRO Butron, Patricia LEGAT Streetman, Murry Australia MGT Sullivan, Chance POSHO Joseph, Anthony CANBERRA (E) American Embassy Canberra, 21 Moonah Place, SDO/DATT Ortiz, Eddie Yarralumla ACT 2600 AUSTRALIA, 61-2-6214-5600, Fax 61-2-6214- AMB Prado, Edward 5970, INMARSAT Tel Reach Kit, Workweek: Mon - Fri / 8:00am to CG Neus, Robert 5:00pm, Website: https://au.usembassy.gov/ CON Neus, Robert Officer Name DCM Carlson, Mary Kay DCM OMS Jennifer Hammerschmidt PAO Gonzales, SIlvio AMB OMS Cindi Thompson GSO Thornton, Huguette Co-CLO Terri Dempsey RSO Lafortune, Aaron DHS/ICE Adam K. Parks AFSA vacant ECON DEP Steven Dyokas APHIS vacant FM Johnny Shields CLO Smith, Jessica HRO Roy Srinivasan DEA Genevish, Steven LEGAT Thomas Schultz ECON Stater, Timothy MGT John Dockery EST Garcia, Michael MLO/ODC COL Brian Moore FMO Smith, Barry POL DEP Peter Dycaico IMO Eicher,Nicholas POSHO Johnny Shields IPO Torres Cano, George SDO/DATT COL Raymond Powell ISO Elliott, Kimberly AMB Arthur B. Culvahouse Jr.. ISSO Patterson, John DCM Acting DCM Douglas POL Andino, Christopher Sonnek PAO Gavin Sundwall Armenia GSO Ryan Ruta RSO Scott McGrath AGR Levin Flake 4/21/2020 Key Officers of Foreign Posts KO-2 UNCLASSIFIED AILA Doc. No. 07122063. (Posted 4/24/20) CLO Charisma Henzie Austria DEA Kevin Merkel ECON Douglas Sonnek VIENNA (E) Boltzmanngasse 16, 1090 Wien, +43-1-31339-0, Fax EST Thomas Billingsley +43-1-31339-2510, INMARSAT Tel 88-165-240-6301; 88-165-240- FMO Calvin Levo 6327, Workweek: M-F 0830 - 1700 local, Website: ICASS Chair LTC Troy Saechao https://at.usembassy.gov/ IMO Murat Koclar Officer Name IPO Jeffrey Yolangco ISO Marqui Neder DCM OMS Diana Williams ISSO Marqui Neder AMB OMS Christine Melendez-Beck DHS/CIS Office is Closed DHS/ICE Sarah Bay MELBOURNE (CG) 553 St. Kilda Road, Melbourne, VIC, Australia, 3004, + 61 3 9526 5900, Fax + 61 3 9510-4646, INMARSAT Tel FCS Julia Rauner +8816 5240 3137/0123/0024, Workweek: M-F, 8:00 - 5:00, Website: FM David Bodycoat https://au.usembassy.gov/ HRO Emmy Kang Michael LEGAT Theodore Callimanis Officer Name MGT Alison Shorter-Lawrence CG OMS Jennifer Khov MLO/ODC LTC Marek Stobbe MGT Leah Thorstenson POL/ECON Aaron Fishman POL/ECON James Findley POSHO David Bodycoat POSHO Leah Thorstenson SDO/DATT COL Mark Barlow CG Michael Kleine AMB Trevor Traina CON Jeff Shelstad CG Gregory A. Floyd IPO Mark Raglin DCM Robin Dunnigan ISSO Mark Raglin PAO Daniel Mattern GSO Petra Zabriskie PERTH (CG) 13th Flr., 16 St. George's Tce, 61-8-6144-5100, Fax 61- RSO Jeffery Crone 8-9231-9444, Workweek: M - F; 8:00 am - 5:00 pm, Website: APHIS Karen Sliter https://au.usembassy.gov/ CLO Kristine Covey DEA Kevin Daniels Officer Name ECON John Speaks CG OMS Gianna De Guzman(LES) FMO Cynthia Rafferty DHS/CBP Richard Campbell IMO Sam Berardi POL/ECON Meghan Higgins IRS Thomas E. POSHO Justin Bytheway Stevens-Frankfurt CG David Gainer ISSO Josef Schmidt CON Craig Dennison POL John Kastning PAO Meghan Higgins VIENNA - OSCE Wagramerstrasse 17-19, 1220 Vienna, Austria, +43 SYDNEY (CG) MLC Centre - Level 59, 19-29 Martin Place, Sydney 1 313390, Fax +43-1-369-1585, INMARSAT Tel 88-165-240-6328, 2000, 61-2-9373-9200, Fax 61-2-9373-9125, INMARSAT Tel 014-716- Workweek: M-F 0830-1700 local, Website: https://osce.usmission.gov/ 9054(CG) 014-716-9055(IPC), Workweek: M-F, 08:00 - 17:00, Website: https://au.usembassy.gov/ Officer Name DCM OMS Malgorzata Lamot Officer Name AMB OMS Claudette Bergeron CG OMS Meredith Krause FM David Bodycoat DHS/TSA Gerry Phelan HRO Emmy Kang Michael FCS Mark Russell MGT Alison Shorter-Lawrence LEGAT Michael Dehncke AMB James Gilmore MGT Jonathan Earle DCM Harry R. Kamian POL/ECON Russell Comeau PAO Michael Snyder POSHO Brandon Nugent GSO Petra Zabriskie CG Sharon Hudson-Dean RSO Jeffery Crone CON Elizabeth Power CLO Kristine Covey PAO Donald Maynard FMO Cynthia Rafferty GSO Brandon Nugent ICASS Chair Matthew Ferguson RSO Abdul Malik IMO Samuel Berardi CLO Alicia-Lee Bush ISSO Josepf Schmidt DEA Eric Baldus POL Gregory Macris IPO Bruce Waddell IRS Tai Lee VIENNA - UNVIE Wagramerstrasse 17-19, A-1220 Vienna, Austria, ISSO Robert Watkins 43 1 31339 74 3501, Fax 43 1 367 07 64, Workweek: 0830-1700, Website: https://vienna.usmission.gov/ 4/21/2020 Key Officers of ForeignOfficer Posts Name KO-3 UNCLASSIFIED AILA Doc. No. 07122063. (Posted 4/24/20) Officer Name Co-CLO Management Assistance Center DCM OMS Sara O'Mohundro DCM/CHG Chargé Stephanie L. AMB OMS Alayne Spaulding Bowers FM David Bodycost DHS/CBP Jeffrey Mara HRO Emmy Kang Michael DHS/ICE Chris Harvey MGT Alison Shorter-Lawrence DHS/TSA Vacant AMB Jackie Wolcott FM Vacant DCM Nicole Shampaine HRO Gary Heinrich PAO Justen A. Thomas INL Garrett E. Wilkerson GSO Petra Zabriskie LEGAT Jackson Purkey RSO David Lyons MGT William Hunt CLO Kristine Covey MLO/ODC Kevin Self FMO Cynthia Rafferty POL/ECON Douglas Sun ICASS Chair Matthew Ferguson Port DIR Vacant IMO Mark Wilson POSHO Sean Myers IPO Arthur Saunders SDO/DATT Kevin Self ISO Samuel Berardi AMB Vacant ISSO Josef Schmidt CON Angelina
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