List of Executive Office appointments by Joe Biden

Main article: List of political appointments by Joe Biden

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* '21
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There are about 4,000 positions in the Executive Office of the President of the United States.[1] The core White House staff positions and most Executive Office positions are generally not required to be confirmed by the Senate. The positions that require Senate confirmation include: the director of the Office of Management and Budget, the chair and members of the Council of Economic Advisers, and the United States trade representative.

As of May 23, 2024[update], according to tracking by The Washington Post and Partnership for Public Service, of the positions that require Senate confirmation, 12 nominees have been confirmed, 1 nominee is being considered by the Senate, and 10 positions currently do not have nominees.[1]

## Color key

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Denotes appointees awaiting Senate confirmation.

Denotes appointees serving in an acting capacity.

Denotes appointees who have left office or offices which have been disbanded.

## Appointments

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### White House Office

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Main article: White House Office

Office  | Appointee  | Assumed office  | Left office

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Office of the White House Chief of Staff

White House Chief of Staff

Jeff Zients | February 8, 2023

Ron Klain[2] | January 20, 2021  | February 7, 2023

White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations

Annie Tomasini

| February 9, 2024  | —

Jen O'Malley Dillon | January 20, 2021  | February 8, 2024

White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy

Bruce Reed | January 20, 2021  | —

White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Implementation

Natalie Quillian

| February 8, 2023  | —

Senior Advisor to the White House Chief of Staff

| Katie Reilly | May 2023[3] | —
Reema Shah | April 2022[4] | February 2023[5]

Elizabeth Wilkins | January 20, 2021  | February 2022[6]

Senior Advisor for Communications to the Chief of Staff

| Saloni Sharma | March 2023[7] | —

Remi Yamamoto | January 20, 2021  | March 2023[8]

Senior Advisor to the
White House Deputy Chief of Staff
(Bruce Reed)

| Vivek Viswanathan | October 2022[9] | —

Zayn Siddique

| January 20, 2021  | September 2022[10]

Senior Advisor to the
White House Deputy Chief of Staff
(Jen O'Malley Dillon)

| Thomas Winslow | January 20, 2021  | —
Senior Advisors & Counselors to the President

Counselor to the President

Steve Ricchetti | January 20, 2021  | —

Senior Advisor to the Counselor to the President

| John McCarthy | January 20, 2021  | —

Senior Advisor to the President

Mike Donilon[2] | January 20, 2021  | —

Anita Dunn | January 20, 2021 – August 12, 2021
May 5, 2022  | —

Senior Advisor/American Rescue Plan Coordinator

Gene Sperling | March 15, 2021  | —

Senior Advisor/Infrastructure Coordinator

Mitch Landrieu | November 15, 2021  | —

Senior Advisor for Public Engagement
Director of the Office of Public Engagement

Stephen K. Benjamin | April 1, 2023  | —

Keisha Lance Bottoms | July 1, 2022  | April 1, 2023

Cedric Richmond[2] | January 20, 2021  | May 18, 2022[11][12]

Senior Advisor for Clean Energy Innovation and Implementation
Director of the Office of Clean Energy Innovation and Implementation

John Podesta | September 2, 2022  | —

Senior Advisor for Migration

Lise Clavel | January 2022[13] | March 1, 2023[14]
Tyler Moran | July 2021[15] | February 2022[16][17]
Amy Pope | March 2021  | July 16, 2021[15]

Senior Advisor for Migration Outreach and Engagement

| Alida Garcia | March 2021[18] | September 2021[19]

Senior Advisor on LGBTQ+ Engagement

| Reggie Greer | January 20, 2021  | March 25, 2022[20]
Office of Communications

White House Communications Director

| Ben LaBolt | February 2023  | —

Kate Bedingfield | January 20, 2021  | March 1, 2023[21]

White House Principal Deputy Communications Director

| Kristen Orthman | June 2023[22] | —
Kate Berner | January 20, 2021  | May 31, 2023[23]

White House Deputy Communications Director

| Herbie Ziskend | August 2022[23] | —
Jennifer Molina | October 2022[24] | —
Kate Berner | January 20, 2021  | August 2022[23]

Pili Tobar | January 20, 2021  | May 2022

Senior Communications Assistant and
Special Assistant to the Director of Communications

| Khanya Brann | January 20, 2021  | November 2021

Director of Research

| Terry Moynihan | March 2022[25] | —
Todd Zubatkin
Megan Apper | January 20, 2021  | January 2022[26]

Deputy Director of Research

| Terry Moynihan | January 20, 2021  | —
Todd Zubatkin

Director of Rapid Response

| Michael Gwin | January 20, 2021  | June 8, 2022[27]

Director of Message Planning

Meghan Hays | January 20, 2021  | —

Senior Associate Communications Director

| Matthew Hill | January 20, 2021  | December 2022[28]

Senior Regional Communications Director

| Rykia Dorsey Craig | October 2021  | March 2023[21]
Paige Hill | January 20, 2021  | October 15, 2021[29]

Regional Communications Director

| Seth Schuster | January 20, 2021  | —
Haris Talwar | February 2022[30] | —
Rykia Dorsey Craig | January 20, 2021  | October 2021

Ike Hajinazarian | January 20, 2021  | October 29, 2021[31]

Senior Director of Coalitions Media

| Jennifer Molina | January 20, 2021  | October 2022[24]

Chief of Staff for the Office of Communications

| Khanya Brann | November 2021  | —

Emma Riley | January 20, 2021  | November 19, 2021

Director of Broadcast Media

| Lucas Acosta | April 2022  | —
Mariel Sáez | January 20, 2021  | February 2022
Office of the Press Secretary

White House Press Secretary

Karine Jean-Pierre | May 13, 2022  | —

Jen Psaki | January 20, 2021  | May 13, 2022

Principal Deputy Press Secretary

Olivia Dalton | September 2022[23][32] | March 13, 2024

Karine Jean-Pierre | January 20, 2021  | May 13, 2022

White House Deputy Press Secretary

| Andrew Bates | March 29, 2021[33] | —
Emilie Simons | October 2022[24] | —

Chris Meagher | March 3, 2021[34][35] | September 2022[24]
TJ Ducklo | January 20, 2021  | February 13, 2021

Chief of Staff for the Press Office and
Special Assistant to the Press Secretary

| Robbie Dornbush | June 2022[36] | —
Amanda Finney | January 20, 2021  | July 2022[37]

Assistant Press Secretary

| Abdullah Hasan | June 2022  | —
Michael Kikukawa | October 2022[24] | —
Robyn Patterson | October 2022[24] | —
Kevin Munoz | January 20, 2021  | March 2023[38]
Emilie Simons | April 5, 2021[39] | October 2022[24]

Vedant Patel | January 20, 2021  | June 1, 2022[40][41]
Rosemary Boeglin | January 20, 2021  | March 2021[42]

Press Assistant

| Amijah Townsend-Holmes | January 20, 2021  | —

Angela Perez | January 20, 2021  | July 8, 2022[43]
Michael Kikukawa | January 20, 2021  | June 14, 2022
Office of Speechwriting

Director of Speechwriting

Vinay Reddy | January 20, 2021  | —

Senior Presidential Speechwriter

| Amber Macdonald | January 2021  | —
Brenda Jones | July 2022[44] | —
Megan Rooney | September 2022[45] | —
Dan Cluchey | February 2021  | May 2023[46]
Jeff Nussbaum | February 2021  | April 25, 2022[4]
Office of the First Lady

White House Social Secretary

Carlos Elizondo | January 20, 2021  | —

White House Deputy Social Secretary

| Liz Hart | January 20, 2021  | —
Office of Cabinet Affairs

White House Cabinet Secretary

Evan Ryan | January 20, 2021  | —

White House Deputy Cabinet Secretary

Daniel Koh | August 2022  | —
Nik Blosser | May 2022  | July 15, 2022[47]

Cristóbal Alex | January 20, 2021  | May 13, 2022[48]
Office of the White House Counsel

White House Counsel

| Ed Siskel | September 2023  | —

Stuart F. Delery | July 2022  | September 2023

Dana Remus

| January 20, 2021  | July 2022

White House Deputy Counsel

Stuart F. Delery | January 20, 2021  | July 2022

Jonathan Su | January 20, 2021  | June 2022

Danielle Conley | January 20, 2021  | June 2022

White House Special Counsel

| Tona Boyd | January 20, 2021  | —
Abbe Gluck | January 20, 2021  | November 2021

White House Senior Counsel

Paige Herwig | January 20, 2021  |

Sean Crotty | January 2023  | —
Alicia O'Brien | February 2021  | January 2023[49]

Legal Advisor to the National Security Council

| Jake Phillips | February 2022[50] | —
Jonathan Cedarbaum | January 20, 2021  | February 2022[51]

Deputy Legal Advisor to the National Security Council

Ashley Deeks | January 20, 2021  | —

White House Senior Associate Counsel

Sean Crotty | September 2022  | January 2023

White House Associate Counsel

Megan Ceronsky | January 20, 2021  | —
Michael Posada | January 20, 2021  | —
Jeremy Kreisberg | August 2021  | —
Jude Volek | August 2021  | —
Jonathan Meltzer | February 2022  | —
Jess Blakemore | January 2023[52] | —
Jennifer Sokoler | January 20, 2021  | January 2023[53]
Martine Cicconi | January 20, 2021  | December 2022[54]
Justin Dews | June 2022[55] | November 2022[55]
Vanessa Dube Le | April 2022  | October 2022[56]

Sean Crotty | January 20, 2021  | September 2022
Maury Riggan | January 20, 2021  | July 2022[57]

Erica Songer | January 20, 2021  | July 2022[58]

Funmi Olorunnipa Badejo | January 20, 2021  | June 2022

Larry Schwartztol | January 20, 2021  | June 2022[59]
Lauren Moore | January 20, 2021  | April 2022
Neha Gupta | January 20, 2021  | April 2022
Katie Schettig Raut | April 2021  | March 2022[60]
Janet Kim | January 20, 2021  | March 2022

White House Senior Deputy Associate Counsel

| Sam Kleiner | January 20, 2021  | October 2021

White House Deputy Associate Counsel

| Jaimie McFarlin | January 20, 2021  | August 2022
Caroline McKay | January 20, 2021  | August 2022[61]
Justin Dews | January 20, 2021  | June 2022[55]
Leah Wong | January 20, 2021  | April 2022
Samiyyah Ali | January 20, 2021  | February 2022
Reema Shah | January 20, 2021  | January 2022[5]
Ephraim McDowell | January 20, 2021  | January 2022
Office of Intergovernmental Affairs

Director of the Office of Intergovernmental Affairs

Tom Perez

| June 12, 2023  | —

Julie Chavez Rodriguez | January 20, 2021  | —

Deputy Director of the Office of Intergovernmental Affairs

Gabe Amo | January 20, 2021  | April 2023[62]

Senior Advisor to Governors

| Yvanna Cancela | April 28, 2023  | —

Kate Marshall | September 2021  | February 1, 2023
Office of Presidential Personnel

Director of the Presidential Personnel Office

Gautam Raghavan | January 2022  | —

Catherine M. Russell | January 20, 2021  | January 2022[63]

Deputy Director of the Presidential Personnel Office

| Katie Petrelius[64] | January 2022  | —

Gautam Raghavan | January 20, 2021  | January 2022[63]

Chief of Staff for the Office of Presidential Personnel

| Stacy Eichner | January 2022[64] | —

Vetting Chief of Staff for the Office of Presidential Personnel

| Mat Hernandez | January 20, 2021  | August 2021

Special Assistant to the President
(Candidate Recruitment)

| Claudia Chavez | January 2022  | —

Special Assistant to the President
(Climate and Science Agency Personnel)

| Rebecca Kasper | September 2022[65] | —

Jeff Marootian | January 20, 2021  | September 2022

Special Assistant to the President
(Domestic Agency Personnel)

| Ruben Gonzales | April 2022  | —
Corina Cortez | January 20, 2021  | April 2022

Special Assistant to the President
(Economic Agency Personnel)

| Namrata Mujumdar | September 2022[65] | —
Linda Shim | September 2021  | September 2022[65]

Karen Andre | January 20, 2021  | September 2021

Special Assistant to the President
(Leadership Development and Appointee Engagement)

| Vanessa Millones | June 2022  | —

Special Assistant to the President
(National Security Agency Personnel)

| David E. White, Jr. | January 2022  | —
Thomas Zimmerman | January 20, 2021  | January 2022

Special Assistant to the President
(Personnel Strategy and Operations)

| Jamie Citron | January 20, 2021  | September 2022[66]

Special Assistant to the President
(Presidential Boards and Commissions)

| Meredith Jachowicz | May 2022[67] | —
Katie Petrelius | January 20, 2021  | January 2022[64]

Director for Leadership & Training

| Vanessa Millones | June 2021  | June 2022[68]
Dani Durante | January 20, 2021  | June 2021

Director of Priority Placement

| Reggie Greer | January 20, 2021  | March 25, 2022[20]

Senior Associate Director of the Presidential Personnel Office
(Candidate Recruitment)

| Elvir Klempic | August 2022[69] | —
Danielle Okai | January 20, 2021  | May 2022[70]

Senior Associate Director of the Presidential Personnel Office
(Climate and Science Agency Personnel)

| Paige Nygaard | 2022  | —

Senior Associate Director of the Presidential Personnel Office
(Domestic Agency Personnel)

| Ali Bokhari | 2022  | —

Senior Associate Director of the Presidential Personnel Office
(Economic Agency Personnel)

| Atissa Ladjevardian | May 2022[67] | —
Brandon Thompson | January 2021  | May 13, 2022[71]

Senior Associate Director of the Presidential Personnel Office
(National Security Agency Personnel)

| Julianne Rhinebeck | February 2021[72] | November 2022[73][72]

Senior Associate Director of the Presidential Personnel Office
(Personnel Strategy and Operations)

| Ali Greenstein | October 2022[74] | —
Tarah Marshall | September 2021[75] | October 2022[75]

Senior Associate Director of the Presidential Personnel Office
(Presidential Boards and Commissions)

| Katie Hendrickson | January 2021  | September 2021

Senior Associate Director of the Presidential Personnel Office
(Priority Placements)

| Bernadette Hobson | 2021  | November 2021[76]

Senior Associate Director of the Presidential Personnel Office

Matt Dannenberg | January 20, 2021  | March 2021[77]
Vanessa Millones | April 2021  | June 2021

Jacob Sztraicher | January 20, 2021  | October 2021
Stacy Eichner | January 20, 2021  | January 2022[64]
Meredith Jachowicz | March 2021  | May 2022[67]
Allison Wong | January 20, 2021  | May 2022[78]

Deputy Associate Counsel and Senior Tax Counsel

| Natalie Punchak | June 2022  | —
Arielle Borsos | January 2022  | July 2022[79]
Shamik Trivedi | June 2021  | March 2022

Andrew Strelka | January 20, 2021  | August 2021

Deputy Associate Counsel and Tax Counsel

| Jordan Orosz | January 20, 2021  | August 2021
Office of Legislative Affairs

White House Director of Legislative Affairs

| Shuwanza Goff | August 1, 2023  | —

Louisa Terrell

| January 20, 2021  | August 1, 2023

White House Deputy Director of Legislative Affairs

| Lee Slater | April 2023[80] | —
Chris Slevin | January 20, 2021  | March 2023[81]

White House Deputy Director of Legislative Affairs (House Liaison)

| Ashley Jones | March 2023[81] | —
Shuwanza Goff | January 20, 2021  | February 2023[82]

White House Deputy Director of Legislative Affairs (Senate Liaison)

| Reema Dodin | January 20, 2021  | —

Chief of Staff for the Office of Legislative Affairs

| Alex Haskell | June 2022[83] | —
Kaitlyn Hobbs Demers | January 20, 2021  | June 2022[83]

Deputy Chief of Staff for the Office of Legislative Affairs

| Dana Shubat | April 2023[84] | —

Senior Legislative Affairs Advisor

| Christopher Garcia | January 20, 2021  | —
Dana Shubat | January 20, 2021  | April 2023[84]

Senate Legislative Affairs Liaison

| Radha Adhar | October 2022[85] | —
David Bonine | April 2023[86] | —
Vernon Baker | April 2023[86] | —
Zephranie Buetow | January 20, 2021  | March 2023
Chad Metzler | March 9, 2021  | November 2022[87]
Jonathan Black | March 9, 2021  | October 2022[88]
Elizabeth Jurinka | March 9, 2021  | October 2022[89]

House Legislative Affairs Liaison

Alicia Molt-West | January 20, 2021  | —
Angela Ramirez | January 20, 2021  | —
Audra Jackson | April 2023[90] | —
Lee Slater | January 20, 2021  | April 2023[80]
Ashley Jones | January 20, 2021  | March 2023[81]

Director of Confirmations

| Roberto Berrios | September 2022[91] | —
Jim Secreto | January 20, 2021  | September 2022[91]
Oval Office Operations

White House Director of Oval Office Operations

| Richard Ruffner | February 9, 2024  | —

Annie Tomasini

| January 20, 2021  | February 9, 2024

White House Deputy Director of Oval Office Operations

| Ashley Williams | January 20, 2021  | —

Personal Aide to the President of the United States

| Jacob Spreyer | September 2022[92] | —

Stephen Goepfert | January 20, 2021  | August 2022[92]
National Economic Council

Director of the National Economic Council

Lael Brainard | February 21, 2023[93][94] | —

Brian Deese | January 20, 2021  | February 21, 2023[95][94]

Deputy Director of National Economic Council

Daniel Hornung[96] | August 2023  | —
Jon Donenberg[97] | November 2023  | —
Navtej Dhillon[98] | March 2024  | —

Bharat Ramamurti | January 20, 2021  | September 2023[99]

Sameera Fazili | January 20, 2021  | December 2, 2022[100]
David Kamin | January 20, 2021  | May 27, 2022[101]
Aviva Aron-Dine | May 2022  | February 2024[102]

Joelle Gamble[103] | April 2023  | March 2024[104]

Chief of Staff for the National Economic Council

| Leandra English | March 5, 2021  | —

Deputy Assistant to the President for Labor and the Economy

| Brendan Danaher[105] | August 2023  | –
Celeste Drake | July 2022[106] | August 6, 2023[107]

Seth D. Harris | March 5, 2021  | July 2022[106]

Special Assistant to the President
(Budget and Tax Policy)

| Nadiya Beckwith-Stanley | January 20, 2021  | —

Special Assistant to the President
(Climate Change Finance)

| Clare Sierawski | August 2021[108] | —

Special Assistant to the President
(Economic Policy)

| Elizabeth Kelly | January 2022[109] | —
Hannah Garden-Monheit | May 2022[110] | —

Michael Negron | August 2022[111] | —

Joelle Gamble | January 20, 2021  | May 2022[112]

Daniel Hornung | January 2021  | July 2023

Special Assistant to the President
(Economic Development and Industrial Strategy)

| Alex Jacquez | December 2022[113] | —

Special Assistant to the President
(Manufacturing and Industrial Policy)

| Monica Gorman | September 2022[114][115] | —
Elisabeth Reynolds | April 2021  | October 2022[116]

Special Assistant to the President
(Technology and Competition Policy)

Tim Wu | March 5, 2021  | —

Special Assistant to the President
(Transportation and Infrastructure Policy)

| Samantha Silverberg | February 2021[117] | —
Domestic Policy Council

Director of the Domestic Policy Council

Neera Tanden | May 26, 2023  | –

Susan Rice | January 20, 2021  | May 26, 2023

Deputy Director of the Domestic Policy Council
(Economic Mobility)

Zayn Siddique

| September 2022[10] | —
Carmel Martin | January 20, 2021  | September 2022[118]

Deputy Director of the Domestic Policy Council
(Health and Veterans Affairs)

| Christen Linke Young | January 20, 2021  | —

Deputy Director of the Domestic Policy Council
(Immigration)

| Betsy Lawrence | February 2022[119] | —
Esther Olavarria | January 20, 2021  | February 2022[120]

Deputy Director of the Domestic Policy Council
(Racial Justice and Equity)

Jenny Yang | April 2023[86] | —

Chiraag Bains | October 25, 2021[121] | March 2023[122]

Catherine Lhamon | January 20, 2021  | October 2021

Chief of Staff for the Domestic Policy Council

| Priya Singh | July 2022[123] | —

Erin Pelton | May 2021  | July 2022[123]

Executive Secretary of the Domestic Policy Council

| Alex Yudelson | January 2022[124] | August 2022[125]
Alex Pascal | January 2021  | January 2022[124]

Senior Advisor to the Director of the Domestic Policy Council

| Stefanie Feldman | January 20, 2021  | —

Senior Advisor for Communications to the Director of the Domestic Policy Council

| Rykia Dorsey Craig | March 2023[21] | —
Patrick Rodenbush | June 2021  | March 2023[21]

Erin Pelton | January 2021  | May 2021

Special Assistant to the President

Senior Policy Advisor of the Domestic Policy Council

| Alex Pascal | January 2022[124] | —

Special Assistant to the President
(Agriculture and Rural Policy)

Kelliann Blazek | January 2021  | —

Special Assistant to the President
(Criminal Justice and Guns Policy)

| Vanessa Chen | October 2021  | —

Chiraag Bains | January 2021  | October 25, 2021

Special Assistant to the President
(Democracy and Civic Participation)

Justin Vail | January 2021  | —

Special Assistant to the President
(Education Policy)

Maureen Tracey-Mooney | January 2021  | November 2022[126]

Special Assistant to the President
(Housing and Urban Policy)

Erika Poethig | January 2021  | April 2023[127]

Special Assistant to the President
(Immigration)

| Leidy Perez-Davis | March 2022  | —
Tyler Moran | January 20, 2021  | July 2021[15]

Special Assistant to the President
(Labor and Workers)

Pronita Gupta | January 2021  | —

Special Assistant to the President
(Native Affairs)

| Libby Washburn | January 2021  | May 2022[128]

Special Assistant to the President
(Public Health and Disparities)

| Catherine Oakar | January 2021  | —

Special Assistant to the President
(Public Health and Science)

Sandra Elizabeth Ford | May 10, 2021[129] | —

Special Assistant to the President
(Racial and Economic Justice)

| Amber Greene | July 2022  | —

Donald K. Sherman | February 2021  | October 2021

Special Assistant to the President
(Economic Mobility and Racial Justice and Equity)

| Elizabeth Brown | June 2021  | —
Stephonn Alcorn | January 2021  | June 2021

Special Assistant to the President
(Veterans Affairs)

| Terri Tanielian | January 2021  | —
National Security Council

National Security Advisor

Jake Sullivan[2] | January 20, 2021  | —

Principal Deputy National Security Advisor

Jon Finer | January 20, 2021  | —

Deputy National Security Advisor
(Cyber & Emerging Tech)

Anne Neuberger | January 20, 2021  | —

Deputy National Security Advisor
(International Economics)

| Mike Pyle | May 2022  | —

Daleep Singh | February 2021  | May 2022

Homeland Security Advisor

Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall | January 20, 2021  | —

Deputy Homeland Security Advisor

Joshua Geltzer | July 2021  | —

Russell Travers | January 20, 2021  | October 1, 2021[35]

Deputy Homeland Security Advisor
(Resilience and Response)

Caitlin Durkovich | October 2022[130] | —

Executive Secretary of the National Security Council

Chief of Staff to the National Security Council

Curtis Ried | September 2022[131] | —

Yohannes Abraham | January 20, 2021  | September 2022

Deputy Executive Secretary of the National Security Council

Deputy Chief of Staff to the National Security Council

| Ryan Harper | January 20, 2021  | —

Senior Advisor to National Security Advisor

| Ariana Berengaut | January 20, 2021  | —

Senior Advisor to the Principal Deputy National Security Advisor

| Ella Lipin | January 20, 2021  | —

Senior Advisor to the Homeland Security Advisor

| Hilary Hurd | January 20, 2021  | January 2023[132]
John MacWilliams | January 2021  | —

Special Advisor on the National Security Council
(African Leaders Summit)

Dana L. Banks | July 2022  | —

Coordinator for Defense and Arms Control

Cara L. Abercrombie | June 2022  | 2023

Coordinator for Democracy and Human Rights

Rob Berschinski[133] | February 2022  | —

Shanthi Kalathil | January 20, 2021  | February 2022[133]

Coordinator for the Indo Pacific

| Vacant  | —  | —

Kurt M. Campbell | January 20, 2021  | February 12, 2024

Coordinator for the Middle East and North Africa

Brett McGurk | January 20, 2021  | —

Coordinator for the Southern Border on the
National Security Council

Roberta Jacobson

| January 20, 2021  | April 2021

Coordinator for Strategic Communications

John Kirby | June 6, 2022[134] | —

Coordinator for Technology and National Security

Jason Matheny | March 2021  | June 2022[135]

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(African Affairs)

| Judd Devermont | July 2022  | —

Dana L. Banks | January 20, 2021  | July 2022

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(Arms Control, Disarmament & Non-Proliferation)

Pranay Vaddi | May 2022  | —

Mallory Stewart | January 20, 2021[35] | April 18, 2022

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(China)

Sarah Beran | March 2023[136] | —

Laura Rosenberger | January 20, 2021  | March 2023[137]

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(Counter-terrorism)

Clare Linkins | January 20, 2021  | May 2022[138]

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(Cyber Policy)

| Andrew Scott | August 2021  | July 2022

Michael Sulmeyer | January 2021  | May 10, 2021[139]

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(Cybersecurity and Emerging Technology)

| Steven M. Kelly | July 2022[140] | —

Amit Mital | April 2021  | July 29, 2022[141]

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(Defense)

Cara L. Abercrombie | January 20, 2021  | 2023

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(Democracy and Human Rights)

Rob Berschinski | March 2021  | —

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(Development, Global Health & Humanitarian Response)

| Paula Garcia Tufro | September 2022[142] | —

Linda Etim | January 20, 2021  | Summer 2022[71]

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(East Asia and Oceania)

Edgard Kagan | January 20, 2021  | —

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(Energy & Climate Change)

Melanie Nakagawa | January 20, 2021  | August 30, 2022

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(Europe)

Amanda Sloat | January 20, 2021  | —

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(Executive Secretariat)

| Maury Riggan | September 2022[57] | —

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(Global Health Security and Biodefense)

Raj Panjabi[143] | February 2022  | —

Elizabeth Cameron | January 20, 2021  | February 2022

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(Intelligence Programs)

Maher Bitar | January 21, 2021[35] | —

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(International Economics and Competitiveness)

| Christina Segal-Knowles | September 2022[144] | —

Peter Harrell | January 20, 2021  | September 2022[144]

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(International Economics and Labor)

Jennifer M. Harris | March 2021  | —

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(Legislative Affairs)

| Casey Redmon | February 2022[145] | —
Rebecca Brocato | January 20, 2021  | January 2022[146]

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(Middle East and North Africa)

Barbara A. Leaf | January 20, 2021  | May 2022

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(Multilateral Affairs)

| Josh Black | May 2023[147] | —

Curtis Ried | 2021  | September 2022[131]

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(Partnerships and Global Engagement)

| Amanda Mansour | August 2021  | —

Tanya Bradsher | January 20, 2021  | March 2021[148]

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(Press)

Spokesperson for the National Security Council

Adrienne Watson[149] | March 31, 2022  | —
Emily Horne | January 20, 2021  | March 30, 2022[150]

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(Resilience and Response)

| Jason Tama | November 2022[130] | April 2023[151]

Caitlin Durkovich | January 20, 2021  | October 2022[130]

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(Russia and Central Asia)

Nicholas Berliner | March 2023[152]

Eric Green | January 2021  | March 2023[152]
Andrea Kendall-Taylor | N/A  | N/A

Announced but did not serve

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(South Asia)

| Sumona Guha | January 20, 2021  | October 2022[153]

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(Speechwriting and Strategic Initiatives)

| Carlyn Reichel | January 20, 2021  | —

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(Strategic Planning)

| Thomas J. Wright | April 2022[154] | —

Sasha Baker | January 20, 2021  | February 2022

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(Technology and National Security)

Tarun Chhabra | January 20, 2021  | —

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(Transborder)

Katie Tobin | January 20, 2021  | —

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(Western Hemisphere Affairs)

Juan Gonzalez | January 20, 2021  | —

Senior Director on the National Security Council
(White House Situation Room)

Marc Gustafson | March 2022[155] | —

Mark Damiano | January 2021  | March 2022[155]
Office of the National Cyber Director

National Cyber Director

Harry Coker[156] | December 15, 2023

(Confirmed December 12, 2023, 59–40)[157]

| —

Chris Inglis[158] | July 11, 2021[159]

(Confirmed June 17, 2021 by voice vote)[160]

| February 15, 2023[161]
Office of Management and Administration

Director of Management and Administration

Dave Noble | August 19, 2022[162] | —

Anne Filipic | January 20, 2021  | August 2022[163]

Deputy Director for the Office of Administration

| Sarah Feldmann | October 2021[164] | —

Faisal Amin | March 9, 2021  | July 2021

Deputy Director of Management and Administration
(Operations)

| Dana Rosenzweig | March 9, 2021  | —

Deputy Director of Management and Administration
(Personnel)

| Christian Peele | January 20, 2021  | —

Chief of Staff for the Office of Management and Administration

| Frances Dougherty | February 2022[165] | —
Sarah Feldmann | January 20, 2021  | October 2021

General Counsel for the Office of the Management and Administration

Daniel Jacobson | March 9, 2021  | June 2022

Chief Diversity and Inclusion Director

| Michael Leach | January 20, 2021  | —

Chief Official White House Photographer

Adam Schultz | January 20, 2021  | —

Director of Technology

| Austin Lin | September 2022[166] | —

David Recordon | January 20, 2021  | September 2022[167]

Deputy Director of Technology

| Marcela Escobar-Alava | March 2021[168] | —
Austin Lin | January 20, 2021  | September 2022[166]

Director of COVID-19 Operations

| Jeffrey Wexler | January 20, 2021  | —
Office of Digital Strategy

Director of Digital Strategy

Rob Flaherty | January 20, 2021  | —

Deputy Director of Digital Strategy

| Rebecca Rinkevich | January 20, 2021  | —
Christian Tom

Platform Manager

| Brendan Cohen | January 20, 2021  | —

Digital Partnerships Manager

| Maha Ghandour | January 20, 2021  | —

Video Editor

| Eric Bravo | January 20, 2021  | August 2022[169]

Video Director

| Rachel Velasquez | August 2022[169] | —
Jonathan Hebert | January 20, 2021  | June 2022[170]

Presidential Videographer

| Jenna Sumar | August 2022[169] | —
Drew Heskett | January 20, 2021  | August 2022[169]

Director of Platforms

| Jaime Lopez | January 20, 2021  | —

Creative Director

| Carahna Magwood | January 20, 2021  | —

Designer

| Abbey Pitzer | January 20, 2021  | —

Traveling Content Director

| Olivia Raisner | January 20, 2021  | —

Partnerships Manager

| Aisha Shah | January 20, 2021  | —

Director of Digital Engagement

| Cameron Trimble | January 20, 2021  | —

Director of Digital Rapid Response

| Ariana Mushnick | September 2022[10] | —
White House Office of the Staff Secretary

White House Staff Secretary

| Stefanie Feldman | May 26, 2023  | –

Neera Tanden | October 22, 2021  | May 26, 2023
Jessica Hertz | January 20, 2021  | October 22, 2021[35]

White House Deputy Staff Secretary

Michael Hochman | January 20, 2021  | June 2022[170]

Director of Presidential Correspondence

| Garrett Lamm | September 2021[171] | —
Eva Kemp | March 9, 2021  | September 2021[172]
Office of Scheduling and Advance

Director of Scheduling and Advance

| Ryan Montoya | January 20, 2021  | —

Director of Presidential Scheduling

| Araz Pourmorad | June 2021[173] | —
Lisa Kohnke | January 20, 2021  | July 2021[174]

Director of Presidential Advance

| Connolly Keigher | May 17, 2021[175] | —
Office of Political Strategy and Outreach

Director of Political Strategy and Outreach

| Emmy Ruiz | January 20, 2021  | —

Deputy Director of Political Strategy and Outreach

| Alana Mounce | July 2022[176] | —

Deputy Director of Political Strategy and Outreach

| Erin Wilson | January 20, 2021  | May 30, 2022[177]

Director of Strategic Planning

Carla Frank | February 2021  | —

Director of Strategic Outreach

| Natalie Montelongo | July 2022[176] | —
Office of Public Engagement

Principal Deputy Director of the Office of Public Engagement

| Jamie Citron | September 2022[66] | —

Deputy Director of the Office of Public Engagement

| Tara Murray | September 2022[178] | —

Adrian Saenz | January 20, 2021  | August 3, 2022[179]
Office of Clean Energy Innovation and Implementation

Deputy Director of the Office of Clean Energy Innovation and Implementation

| Kristina Costa | September 2022[180][181] | —
White House Military Office

Director of the White House Military Office

Maju Varghese | March 9, 2021  | January 21, 2022[182]
Commission on White House Fellowships

Director of President's Commission on White House Fellowships

| Rose Vela | March 15, 2021  | —

### Office of Domestic Climate Policy

[edit]

Office  | Appointee  | Assumed office  | Left office

|
|
|

National Climate Advisor

Ali Zaidi | September 16, 2022  | —

Gina McCarthy | January 20, 2021  | September 16, 2022

Deputy National Climate Advisor

Ali Zaidi | January 20, 2021  | September 16, 2022

Special Presidential Envoy for Climate |
John Podesta | March 6, 2024  | —

John Kerry | January 20, 2021  | March 6, 2024

Chief of Staff for the Office of Domestic Climate Policy

| Maggie Thomas | January 20, 2021  | —

Special Assistant to the President for Climate Policy

David J. Hayes | January 20, 2021  | September 2022[183]
John B. Rhodes | August 2021[184] | August 2022[184]
Philip Giudice | February 2021  | June 2021[185]

Special Assistant to the President for Climate Policy and Finance

Jahi Wise | June 2022[186] | January 2023[186]

Special Assistant to the President for Climate Policy, Innovation, and Deployment

| Sonia Aggarwal | June 2022[187] | —

Senior Advisor for Climate Policy and Finance

Jahi Wise | January 20, 2021  | June 2022[186]

Senior Advisor for Climate Policy and Innovation

| Sonia Aggarwal | January 20, 2021  | June 2022[187]

### President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology

[edit]

Office  | Appointee  | Assumed office  | Left office

|
|
|

Co-chair of the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology

Frances Arnold[188] | January 20, 2021  | —

Maria Zuber[188]

Arati Prabhakar | October 3, 2022

Francis Collins[189] | February 18, 2022  | October 3, 2022

Eric Lander | September 22, 2021[188] | February 18, 2022[190]

Member of the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology

Dan Arvizu[188] | September 22, 2021[188] | —

John Banovetz[188]

Frances Colón[188]

Lisa Cooper[188]

John Dabiri[188]

Bill Dally[188]

Sue Desmond-Hellmann[188]

Inez Fung[188]

Andrea Goldsmith[188]

Laura H. Greene[188]

Paula T. Hammond[188]

Eric Horvitz[188]

Joe Kiani[188]

Jonathan Levin[188]

Stephen W. Pacala[188]

Saul Perlmutter[188]

William H. Press[188]

Penny Pritzker[188]

Jennifer Richeson[188]

Vicki Sato[188]

Lisa Su[188]

Kathryn D. Sullivan[188]

Terence Tao[188]

Phil Venables[188]

Catherine Woteki[188]

Dennis Assanis | May 2022

Ash Carter[188] | September 22, 2021[188] | October 24, 2022

Died in office

Marvin Adams[188] | April 2022

### President's Intelligence Advisory Board

[edit]

Office  | Appointee  | Assumed office  | Left office

|
|
|

Chair of the President's Intelligence Advisory Board

James A. Winnefeld Jr.

| May 4, 2022[191] | —

Member of the President's Intelligence Advisory Board

Gilman Louie

| May 4, 2022[191] | —

Janet Napolitano

| May 4, 2022[191] | —

Richard R. Verma

| May 4, 2022[191] | —

Evan Bayh

| June 15, 2022[192] | —

Jeremy Bash

| August 26, 2022[193] | —
Blair Effron | August 26, 2022[193] | —

Anne Finucane

| October 14, 2022[194] | —
Mark Angelson | November 22, 2022[195] | —

Margaret Hamburg

| January 26, 2023[196] | —

Kim Cobb

| January 26, 2023[196] | —
Kneeland Youngblood | January 26, 2023[196] | —

### Office of National Drug Control Policy

[edit]

Office  | Appointee  | Assumed office  | Left office

|
|
|

Director of National Drug Control Policy

Rahul Gupta[197] | November 5, 2021

(Confirmed October 28, 2021 by voice vote)[198]

| —

Deputy Director of National Drug Control Policy

Regina LaBelle[199] | February 3, 2021  | —

Chief of Staff to the Director of National Drug Control Policy

| Mario Moreno[199] | February 3, 2021  | —

### Office of Science and Technology Policy

[edit]

Office  | Nominee  | Assumed office  | Left office

|
|
|

Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy

Arati Prabhakar | October 3, 2022

(Confirmed September 22, 2022, 56–40)[200]

| —

Alondra Nelson | February 18, 2022[201] | October 3, 2022

Eric Lander | June 2, 2021

(Confirmed May 28, 2021 by voice vote)[202]

| February 18, 2022[190]

Resigned amid reports that he bullied staff members[190]

Associate Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy

| TBA  | —  | —

Principal Deputy Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy
(Policy)

Kei Koizumi | October 2021  | —

Deputy Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy
(Climate and Environment)

Jane Lubchenco | March 2021  | —

Deputy Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy
(Energy)

| Sally Benson | November 2021  | July 2023

Deputy Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy
(Health and Life Sciences)

Carrie Wolinetz

| April 2021  | October 2022

Principal Deputy Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy
(Science and Society)

Alondra Nelson | January 20, 2021  | February 17, 2023

U.S. Chief Technology Officer

| TBA  | —  | —

Chief of Staff to the Office of Science and Technology Policy

| Asad Ramzanali | November 2022  | —
Marc Aidinoff | October 2021  | January 2022
January 2022  | November 2022

Kei Koizumi | January 20, 2021  | October 2021

Legislative Affairs Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy

| Asad Ramzanali | May 2022  | November 2022
Narda Jones | January 20, 2021  | —

### Council on Environmental Quality

[edit]

Office  | Nominee  | Assumed office  | Left office

|
|
|

Chair of the Council on Environmental Quality

Brenda Mallory | April 16, 2021

(Confirmed April 14, 2021, 53–45)[203]

| —

Senior Director for Environmental Justice

| Jalonne White-Newsome | May 2022[128][204] | —
Cecilia Martinez[205] | January 20, 2021  | January 2022[128]

Deputy Director of the Council on Environmental Quality

| TBA  | —  | —

Member of the Council on Environmental Quality

| TBA  | —  | —
TBA

### Office of the United States Trade Representative

[edit]

Office  | Nominee  | Assumed office  | Left office

|
|
|

United States Trade Representative

Katherine Tai | March 18, 2021[206]

(Confirmed March 17, 2021, 98–0)[207]

| —

United States Deputy Trade Representative

| TBA  | –  | —
TBA  | –  | —

Sarah Bianchi[208] | October 4, 2021[209]
(Confirmed September 23, 2021, 85–11)[210] | January 29, 2024

Jayme White[208] | September 27, 2021[211]
(Confirmed September 22, 2021, 80–18)[212] | November 1, 2023[213]

United States Deputy Trade Representative
(Geneva)

María Luisa Pagán[214] | March 14, 2022

(Confirmed March 10, 2022, 80–19)[215]

| —

Chief Agricultural Negotiator

Doug McKalip | January 9, 2023

(Confirmed December 22, 2022 by voice vote)[216]

| —

Chief Innovation and Intellectual Property Negotiator

| TBA  | —  | —

General Counsel

| Greta Peisch | February 2, 2021  | —

### Office of Management and Budget

[edit]

Office  | Nominee  | Assumed office  | Left office

|
|
|

Director of the Office of Management and Budget

Shalanda Young[217] | March 24, 2021  | March 17, 2022
March 17, 2022[218]
(Confirmed March 15, 2022, 61–36)[219] | —

Deputy Director of the Office of Management and Budget

Nani A. Coloretti[217] | April 5, 2022

(Confirmed March 29, 2022, 57–41)[220]

| —

Shalanda Young | March 24, 2021
(Confirmed March 23, 2021, 63–37)[221] | March 17, 2022

Deputy Director for Management
Office of Management and Budget &
Chief Performance Officer of the United States

Jason Miller | April 28, 2021
(Confirmed April 27, 2021, 81–13)[222] | —

General Counsel for the
Office of Management and Budget

Daniel Jacobson | June 2022  | —

Samuel Bagenstos | January 20, 2021[223] | June 2022

Chief of Staff for the Office of Management and Budget

| Karen De Los Santos | May 1, 2023[224] | —
Rachel Wallace | October 2021[225] | April 2023[224]

Nikki Budzinski

| February 2021  | July 16, 2021

Director of Made in America

| Livia Shmavonian[226] | October 2022  |
Celeste Drake[227] | April 27, 2021  | July 2022

Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator

| Deborah Robinson[228] | Announced May 8, 2023  | —
Office of E-Government & Information Technology

Federal Chief Information Officer of the United States

Clare Martorana[229] | March 9, 2021  | —
Office of Federal Financial Management

Controller of the Office of Federal Financial Management

| TBA  | —  | —
Office of Federal Procurement Policy

Administrator for Federal Procurement Policy

| TBA  | —  | —
Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs

Administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs

Richard Revesz | January 2023[230]

(Confirmed December 21, 2022 by voice vote)[231]

| —

### Council of Economic Advisors

[edit]

Office  | Nominee  | Assumed office  | Left office

|
|
|

Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers

Jared Bernstein[93] | July 10, 2023

(Confirmed June 13, 2023, 50–49)[232]

| —

Dr. Cecilia Rouse[2] | March 12, 2021[233]

(Confirmed March 2, 2021, 95–4)[234]

| March 31, 2023[235]

Members of the Council of Economic Advisers

Heather Boushey | January 20, 2021  | —
Kirabo Jackson[236] | August 2023  | –

Jared Bernstein | January 20, 2021  | July 10, 2023

### White House COVID-19 Response Team

[edit]

Main article: White House COVID-19 Response Team

Office  | Appointee  | Assumed office  | Left office

|
|
|

Coordinator of COVID-19 Response

Ashish Jha[237] | April 5, 2022  | —

Jeff Zients | January 20, 2021  | April 5, 2022[237]

Deputy Coordinator of COVID-19 Response

| Lisa Barclay | April 2022  | —

Natalie Quillian

| January 20, 2021  | April 5, 2022[237]

Chief Science Officer of COVID-19 Response

David A. Kessler | January 20, 2021  | —

Senior Advisor to the COVID-19 Response Coordinator

Andy Slavitt | January 20, 2021  | June 8, 2021

COVID-19 Senior Policy Advisor

| Sonya Bernstein | January 20, 2021  | —
Amy Chang
Osaremen Okolo
Vidur Sharma

Cameron Webb

Vaccinations Coordinator

Bechara Choucair | January 20, 2021  | —

COVID Intergovernmental Affairs Director

| Eduardo Cisneros | January 20, 2021  | —

COVID Digital Director

| Clarke Humphrey | January 20, 2021  | —

Testing Coordinator

| Carol Johnson | January 20, 2021  | —

Supply Coordinator

| Tim Manning | January 20, 2021  | —

COVID-19 Response Team Deputy Chief of Staff

| Rosa Po | January 20, 2021  | —

Director of Strategic Communications and Engagement

| Courtney Rowe | January 20, 2021  | —

COVID-19 Data Director

| Dr. Cyrus Shahpar | January 20, 2021  | —

Deputy Director of Strategic Communications and Engagement

| Ben Wakana | January 20, 2021  | —

Chief Medical Advisor to the President

Anthony Fauci | January 20, 2021  | December 31, 2022

Chair of COVID-19 Equity Task Force

Marcella Nunez-Smith | January 20, 2021  | —

Members of COVID-19 Equity Task Force

| Mayra E. Alvarez | February 10, 2021  | —

James Hildreth
Andrew Imparato
Victor Joseph

Joneigh Khaldun
Octavio Martinez
Tim Putnam
Vincent Toranzo
Mary Turner
Homer Venters
Bobby Watts
Haeyoung Yoon

Director of Economic Policy and Budget

| Charles Anderson | March 5, 2021  | —

Director of Strategic Operations and Policy

| Sam Berger | March 5, 2021  | —

### White House Gender Policy Council

[edit]

Office  | Appointee  | Assumed office  | Left office

|
|
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Co-Chair and Executive Director of the White House Gender Policy Council

Jennifer Klein | January 20, 2021  | —

Co-Chair of the White House Gender Policy Council

Julissa Reynoso Pantaleón | January 20, 2021  | January 7, 2022

Deputy Director of the White House Gender Policy Council

| Shilpa Phadke | March 2021  | August 2022

Special Assistant to the President for Gender Policy

| Latifa Lyles | August 2022[238] | —
Kalisha Dessources Figures | March 2021[239] | May 2022[240]

### White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships

[edit]

Office  | Appointee  | Assumed office  | Left office

|
|
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Executive Director of the
White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships

Melissa Rogers | February 14, 2021  | —

Deputy Director of the
White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships

| Josh Dickson | February 14, 2021  | —

### White House Environmental Justice Advisory Council

[edit]

Office  | Appointee  | Assumed office  | Left office

|
|
|

Members of White House Environmental Justice Advisory Council

| LaTricea Adams | March 29, 2021  | —
Susana Almanza
Jade Begay
Maria Belen-Power

Robert D. Bullard
Tom Cormons
Andrea Delgado

Catherine Flowers

Jerome Foster II

Kim Havey
Angelo Logan
Maria Lopez-Nunez
Harold Mitchell
Richard Moore[241]
Rachel Morello-Frosch
Juan Parras
Michele Roberts
Ruth Santiago
Nicky Sheats

Peggy Shepard
Carletta Tilousi
Vi Waghiyi

Kyle Whyte

Beverly Wright
Hli Xyooj
Miya Yoshitani

## Withdrawn nominations

[edit]

Office  | Appointee  | Announced  | Withdrawn  | Notes

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Director of the Office of Management and Budget

Neera Tanden | November 30, 2020  | March 2, 2021[242] |

Chief Agricultural Negotiator | Elaine Trevino | September 13, 2021  | March 15, 2022  |

Administrator for Federal Procurement Policy |
Biniam Gebre[243] | August 4, 2021  | June 7, 2022[244] |

Controller of the Office of Federal Financial Management |
Laurel Blatchford[245] | October 26, 2021  | October 11, 2022[246] |

Chief Innovation and Intellectual Property Negotiator

| Christopher Wilson[214] | August 10, 2021[214] | January 3, 2023  |

United States Deputy Trade Representative

| Nelson Cunningham[247] | January 11, 2024  | May 23, 2024[248] |

## See also

[edit]

* Joe Biden Supreme Court candidates
* Cabinet of Joe Biden, for the vetting process undergone by top-level roles including advice and consent by the Senate
* Sr. Advisor to the President, the role formerly held by Karl Rove under George W. Bush, then by Valerie Jarrett/David Axelrod/etc. under Barack Obama
* List of executive branch 'czars' e.g. Special Advisor to the President
* List of federal judges appointed by Joe Biden

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Joe Biden

* 46th President of the United States (2021–present)
* 47th Vice President of the United States (2009–2017)
* U.S. Senator from Delaware (1973–2009)

Life|

* Early life
* U.S. Senate career
* Vice presidency
* Obama transition
* Trump transition
* Classified Information Procedures Act
* Counterterrorism Act
* Violence Against Women Act
* Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act

Elections|

| U.S. Senate|

* 1972
* 1978
* 1984
* 1990
* 1996
* 2002
* 2008

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Vice presidential|

* 2008 campaign
* selection
* convention
* debate
* election
* transition
* 2012 campaign
* convention
* debate
* election

Presidential|

* 1988 campaign
* primaries
* 2008 campaign
* primaries
* debates
* 2020 campaign
* basement campaign
* endorsements
* celebrity
* organizations
* Congress
* state and territorial officials
* municipal officials
* primaries
* endorsements
* debates
* Unity Task Forces
* running mate selection
* convention
* debates
* election
* protests
* 2024 campaign
* withdrawal
* Democratic opposition
* primaries
* endorsements
* protest vote movements
* debate

Family|

* Edward Francis Blewitt (great-grandfather)
* Neilia Hunter Biden (first wife)
* Jill Biden (second wife)
* James Biden (brother)
* Valerie Biden Owens (sister)
* Beau Biden (son)
* Hunter Biden (son)
* Ashley Biden (daughter)
* Howard Krein (son-in-law)
* Hallie Olivere Biden (daughter-in-law)
* Kathleen Buhle (former daughter-in-law)
* Melissa Cohen Biden (daughter-in-law)
* Naomi Biden (granddaughter)
* Dogs
* Champ
* Major
* Commander
* Cat
* Willow

Writings|

* Promises to Keep
* Promise Me, Dad
* Tomorrow Will Be Different (foreword)

Speeches|

* Inaugural address (2021)
* Joint session of Congress (2021)
* State of the Union Address
* 2022
* 2023
* 2024
* Warsaw speech (2022)
* Battle for the Soul of the Nation speech (2022)
* Vilnius speech (2023)

Media
depictions|

* Confirmation
* The Choice 2020
* "Intro to Political Science"
* My Son Hunter
* "One Last Ride"
* The Onion's "Diamond Joe"
* Our Cartoon President
* Saturday Night Live parodies
* Spitting Image

Related|

* Age and health concerns
* Awards
* Beau Biden Cancer Moonshot
* Biden Foundation
* Biden–Ukraine conspiracy theory
* Buy a Shotgun
* Eponyms
* Hunter Biden laptop controversy
* I Did That!
* Joever
* Let's Go Brandon
* Public image
* Sexual assault allegation
* Situation Room
* Sleepy Joe
* Trump–Ukraine scandal

* ← Donald Trump

* ← Dick Cheney
* Mike Pence →

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