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DEPARTMENT of the TREASURY 1500 Pennsylvania Avenue NW., Washington, DC 20220 Phone, 202–622–2000 DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY 1500 Pennsylvania Avenue NW., Washington, DC 20220 Phone, 202±622±2000 SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY ROBERT E. RUBIN Deputy Secretary FRANK N. NEWMAN Chief of Staff SYLVIA M. MATHEWS Executive Secretary and Senior Adviser to the BENJAMIN H. NYE Secretary Under Secretary (International Affairs) LAWRENCE H. SUMMERS Under Secretary (Domestic Finance) (VACANCY) Deputy Assistant Secretary for Federal DARCY E. BRADBURY Finance Director, Office of Market Finance JILL K. OUSELEY Director, Office of Federal Finance Policy NORMAN K. CARLETON Analysis Deputy Assistant Secretary for Government MOZELLE W. THOMPSON Finance Policy Analysis Director, Office of Corporate Finance (VACANCY) Director, Office of Government Financing CHARLES D. HAWORTH Director, Office of Synthetic Fuels RALPH L. BAYRER Under Secretary (Enforcement) RONALD K. NOBLE Assistant Secretary (Enforcement) (VACANCY) Deputy Assistant Secretary (Law REBECCA HEDLUND, Acting Enforcement) Director, Office of Law Enforcement CHARLES BRISBIN Director, Project Outreach HERBERT JONES Director, Office of Financial Crimes STANLEY E. MORRIS Enforcement Network (FinCEN) Director, Office of Foreign Assets Control R. RICHARD NEWCOMB Deputy Assistant Secretary (Regulatory, Tariff JOHN P. SIMPSON and Trade Enforcement) Director, Office of Trade and Tariff Affairs DENNIS M. O'CONNELL Assistant Secretary (Financial Institutions) RICHARD S. CARNELL Deputy Assistant Secretary for Financial FE MORALES MARKS Institutions Policy Director, Office of Financial Institutions GORDON EASTBURN Director, Office of Financial Institutions, JOAN AFFLECK-SMITH Oversight and Policy Assistant Secretary (Economic Policy) ALICIA H. MUNNELL Deputy Assistant Secretary for JAMES BRADFORD DE LONG Macroeconomics Analysis Director, Office of Financial Analysis JOHN H. AUTEN Deputy Assistant Secretary for Policy ROBERT F. GILLINGHAM Coordination Director, Office of Economic Analysis JOHN S. GREENLEES Director, Office of Policy Analysis JOHN C. HAMBOR Director, Office of Data Management THOMAS A. MCCOWAN, JR. 449 450 U.S. GOVERNMENT MANUAL Director, Office of Foreign Portfolio WILLIAM L. GRIEVER Investment Survey Fiscal Assistant Secretary GERALD MURPHY Deputy Fiscal Assistant Secretary MARCUS W. PAGE Assistant Fiscal Assistant Secretary JOHN A. KILCOYNE Director, Office of Cash and Debt DONALD A. CHIODO Management Senior Advisor for Fiscal Management ROGER A. BEZDEK General Counsel EDWARD S. KNIGHT Deputy General Counsel NEAL WOLIN Associate General Counsel (Legislation, RICHARD S. CARRO Litigation, and Regulation) Assistant General Counsel (Banking and JOHN E. BOWMAN Finance) Assistant General Counsel (Enforcement) ROBERT M. MCNAMARA, JR. Assistant General Counsel (Administrative KENNETH R. SCHMALZBACH and General Law) Assistant General Counsel (International RUSSELL L. MUNK Affairs) Tax Legislative Counsel GLEN A. KOHL Benefits Tax Counsel RANDOLF H. HARDOCK Counsel to the Inspector General FRANCINE J. KERNER Assistant Secretary (International Affairs) JEFFREY SHAFER Director of Program Services DANIEL A. O'BRIEN, Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary for International TIMOTHY F. GEITHNER Monetary and Financial Policy Director, Office of Foreign Exchange JOHN D. LANGE, JR. Operations Director, Office of International Banking JOHN L. WEEKS and Portfolio Investment Director, Office of Industrial Nations and ROBERT HARLOW, Acting Global Analyses Director, Office of International Monetary JAMES M. LISTER Policy Deputy Assistant Secretary for Middle East CHARLES SCHOTTA and Energy Policy Director, Office of Middle East and Energy DAVID S. CURRY Director, U.S.-Saudi Arabian Joint JON M. GAASERUD Commission Program Office Deputy Assistant Secretary for International SUSAN B. LEVINE Development and Debt Policy Director, Office of Multilateral JOSEPH EICHENBERGER Development Banks Director, Office of International Debt MARY E. CHAVES Policy Deputy Assistant Secretary for Developing JAMES H. FALL III Nations Director, Office of Latin American and BRUCE M. JUBA Caribbean Nations Director, Office of Asian and Near East MARGRETHE LUNDSAGER Nations Director, Office of African Nations and EDWIN L. BARBER III Paris Club Deputy Assistant Secretary for Trade and WILLIAM E. BARREDA Investment Policy DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY 451 Director, Office of International Trade T. WHITTIER WARTHIN Director, Office of International DONALD CRAFTS Investment Director, Office of Trade Finance STEVEN F. TVARDEK Director, Office of Financial Services TODD CRAWFORD Negotiations Deputy Assistant Secretary for Eastern DAVID LIPTON Europe and Former Soviet Union Director, Office of Eastern European (VACANCY) Nations Director, Office of Former Soviet Union MARK SOBEL Nations Director, Office of Technical Assistance DANIEL ZELIKOW Assistant Secretary (Legislative Affairs) MICHAEL A. LEVY Director, Office of Legislative Affairs GAIL E. PETERSON Deputy Assistant Secretary (Tax and Budget) LINDA ROBERTSON Deputy Assistant Secretary (International) GEORGE R. TYLER Deputy Executive Assistant Secretary for JOYCE H. CARRIER Public Liaison Assistant Secretary for Management/Chief GEORGE MUNÄ OZ Financial Officer Deputy Chief Financial Officer EDWIN A. VERBURG Director, Office of Security RICHARD P. KILEY Deputy Assistant Secretary for Departmental W. SCOTT GOULD Finance and Management Director, Office of Small Business and T.J. GARCIA, Acting Disadvantaged Utilization Director, Office of Procurement ROBERT A. WELCH Director, Office of Real and Personal ROBERT T. HARPER Property Management Director, Office of Personnel Policy ROBERT BREVIS, Acting Director, Office of Equal Opportunity RONALD A. GLASER Program Director, Treasury Integrated Management EDWARD B. POWELL III Information Systems Director, Office of Organizational JUDY OCHS, Acting Improvement Director, Office of Budget CARL MORAVITZ Director, Treasury Reinvention ANTHONY A. FLEMING, Acting Director, Office of Strategic Planning JOHN MURPHY Director, Treasury Executive Institute SUELLEN HAMBY Deputy Assistant Secretary for Administration ALEX RODRIGUEZ Director, Office of Management Advisory WILLIAM H. GILLERS Services Director, Automated Systems Division G. DALE SEWARD Director, Office of Printing and Graphics KIRK B. MARKLAND Division Director, Facilities Management Division JAMES R. HAULSEY Director, Office of Financial Management MARY BETH SHAW Division Director, Procurement Services Division WESLEY L. HAWLEY Director, Administrative Operations IDA HERNANDEZ Division Director, Personnel Resources Division ROSEMARY DOWNING 452 U.S. GOVERNMENT MANUAL Deputy Assistant Secretary for Information WUSHOW CHOU Systems Director, Office of Information Resources JANE L. SULLIVAN Management Director, Office of Telecommunications JAMES J. FLYZIK Management Assistant Secretary (Public Affairs) JOAN LOGUE-KINDER Deputy Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs HOWARD M. SCHLOSS Director, Public Affairs CHRIS PEACOCK Assistant Secretary (Tax Policy) LESLIE SAMUELS Deputy Assistant Secretary (Tax Policy) CYNTHIA BEERBOWER Tax Legislative Counsel GLEN A. KOHL International Tax Counsel (VACANCY) Benefits Tax Counsel RANDOLF HARDOCK Deputy Assistant Secretary (Tax Analysis) ERIC TODER Director, Office of Tax Analysis LOWELL DWORIN Treasurer of the United States MARY ELLEN WITHROW Inspector General VALERIE LAU Special Assistants to the Inspector General BARRY SAVILL RAISA OTERO-CESARIO Director, Inspectors General Auditor ANDREW J. PASDEN Training Institute Counsel to the Inspector General (VACANCY) Deputy Inspector General ROBERT P. CESCA Assistant Inspector General for Investigations JAMES M. COTTOS Deputy Assistant Inspector General for CHESTER W. WHITE Investigations Assistant Inspector General for Audit RICHARD B. CALAHAN Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Audit DENNIS S. SCHINDEL (Operations) Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Audit (VACANCY) (Program Services) Assistant Inspector General for Policy, JOHN N. BALAKOS Planning, and Resources/Chief Financial Officer Deputy Assistant Inspector General for CLIFFORD JENNINGS Policy, Planning and Resources/Deputy Chief Financial Officer Assistant Inspector General for Oversight and GARY L. WHITTINGTON Quality Assurance BUREAU OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO AND FIREARMS 650 Massachusetts Avenue NW., Washington, DC 20226 Phone, 202±927±8500 Director JOHN W. MAGAW Deputy Director DANIEL R. BLACK Ombudsman PETER MASTIN Equal Opportunity Executive Assistant MARJORIE R. KORNEGAY Legislative Affairs Executive Assistant PETER GAGLIARDI Liaison and Public Information Executive JOHN KILLORIN Assistant Strategic Planning Office WAYNE MILLER Chief Counsel BRADLEY BUCKLES, Acting Assistant Director (Inspection) RICHARD J. HANKINSON DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY 453 Associate Director (Enforcement) CHARLES THOMSON Assistant Director (Management) RICHARD J. WATKINS Assistant Director (Science and Information ARTHUR J. LIBERTUCCI Technology) Assistant Director (Training and Professional GALE D. ROSSIDES Development) OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY 250 E Street SW., Washington, DC 20219 Phone, 202±874±5000 Comptroller EUGENE A. LUDWIG Executive Assistant BALLARD C. GILMORE Senior Deputy Comptroller for Economic KONRAD S. ALT Analysis Deputy Comptroller, Public Affairs LEONORA S. CROSS Director, Communications ELLEN STOCKDALE Director, Press Relations NAOMI SALUS Director, Congressional Liaison CAROLYN Z. MCFARLANE Director, Banking Relations WILLIAM F. GRANT III Director, Community Development JANICE A. BOOKER Senior Deputy Comptroller for Bank SUSAN F. KRAUSE
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