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Individuals and CEOs

• Sam Altman (OpenAI CEO): $1 million (personal donation)
• Jeff Bezos (Amazon founder): Attended inauguration and his company donated $1 million
• Mark Zuckerberg (Meta CEO): Attended inauguration and his company donated $1 million
• Elon Musk: Close adviser to Trump and attended the inauguration
• Tim Cook (Apple CEO): $1 million (personal donation)
• Dara Khosrowshahi (Uber CEO): $1 million (personal donation)
• Warren Stephens: $4 million (nominated Ambassador to the United Kingdom)
• Jared Isaacman: $2 million (nominated NASA administrator)
• Melissa Argyros: $2 million (nominated Ambassador to Latvia)
• Dan Newlin: $1 million
• Jeffrey Sprecher: $1 million (husband of Trump's Small Business Administrator appointee, Kelly Loeffler)
• Keith Rabois: $1 million
• Ken Howery: $1 million
• Ken Griffin: $1 million
• Miriam Adelson: $1 million
• Scott Bessent: $250,000 (nominated Treasury Secretary)
• Tilman Fertitta: $1 million (nominated Ambassador to Italy)
• Linda McMahon: $1 million (nominated Education Secretary)
• Howard Lutnick: Cantor Fitzgerald (his former employer) gave $1,047,000
• Jeffery Hildebrand: $500K (husband of Trump's Ambassador to Costa Rica nominee)

https://www.alternet.org/2019/11/selling-americas-ambassadorships/?

https://www.democracynow.org/2016/12/27/did_trump_team_offer_ambassadorships_in

According to a report published in the entertainment publication TheWrap, Donald Trump’s team not only wanted major talent for the inauguration, they attempted to up the ante by trying to bring in talent bookers with access to A-listers. The incentive? Offers of government posts and ambassadorships. According to TheWrap, at least two talent bookers were offered posts. We speak to the journalist who broke the story, Itay Hod, senior reporter for TheWrap.

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...A second insider said he was offered a government post, including an ambassadorship, if he could wrangle a top artist. The insider, a talent manager, said he knew at least two other people who have been offered similar deals, but who did not wish to speak to the news media.

Asked how the subject of a possible ambassadorship came up, the second recruiter said he was offered “access to the administration.”

“They said they were in the process of  ‘figuring out posts, ambassadorships and commissions’ if that was of any interest,” the manager said.

The manager said he declined the offer and did not ask which ambassadorships were on the table.

Both men who spoke to TheWrap about the ambassadorships asked not to be identified, and both, like most in left-leaning Hollywood, supported Hillary Clinton in the election.

TheWrap spoke previously to industry insiders who said the inauguration team has its sights set on top-tier talents like Justin Timberlake, Bruno Mars, Katy Perry and Aretha Franklin, and were willing to pay steep fees for the performers. Perry sang at the Democratic National Convention in July, and Franklin sang at President Obama’s first inauguration.

Also Read:Mark Burnett Inauguration Pitch to Donald Trump Includes Chopper Ride From NYC

Rewarding big campaign donors, fundraisers and other loyalists with ambassadorships is nothing new. According to the American Foreign Service Association, more than 40 percent of Obama’s ambassador nominees in his second term went to political rather than career diplomats. In recent past administrations the figure was about 30 percent, according to NPR.

But handing out government posts for talent bookers is outside the norm.

One veteran inaugural organizer told TheWrap it is unusual to compensate talent and recruiters for an inauguration performance, which is usually considered a high-profile, high-prestige, patriotic gig. And the Sunlight Foundation, a non-partisan group that advocates for open government and accountability, called the idea “alarming.”

“It’s bad policy to offer ambassadorships to unqualified, inexperienced individuals, no matter who is president,” spokeswoman Jenn Topper said. “The public deserves an opportunity to vet the people who will be at the forefront of our diplomatic relations, and this alleged backroom dealing is alarming.”

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• Charles W. Pickering
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• Steven T. Walther
• Ellen L. Weintraub
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• A. Paul Anderson to be a Federal Maritime Commissioner August 22, 2003. [1]
• Michael J. Bartlett to be a Member of the National Labor Relations Board January 22, 2002. [2]
• Warren Bell to the board of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting in December 2006. [3]
• Andrew G. Biggs was named to be Deputy Director of the Social Security Administration April 4, 2007.
• John R. Bolton as U.N. Ambassador in August 2005, after having been blocked by the Senate. Bolton was Bush's 106th recess appointment. (FSRN 1 Aug '05)
• William B. Cowen to be a Member of the National Labor Relations Board January 22, 2002. [4]
• Susan E. Dudley to be Director of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA) in the U.S. Office of Management and Budget on April 4, 2007.
• Eric S. Edelman as undersecretary of defense for policy to replace Douglas Feith in the No. 3 position in the Pentagon. "Democrats on the Senate Armed Services Committee led by Carl Levin of Michigan, their ranking member, stalled Edelman's nomination to force the release of documents related to a specialized intelligence unit Feith set up before the conflict." [5]
• Gordon R. England to be Deputy Secretary of Defense, January 4, 2006. [6]
• Alice S. Fisher to head the Criminal Division in the Department of Justice, after the "nomination stalled over tactics at the Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, naval facility." [7]
• David W. Fleming to be a Member of the Board of Trustees of the James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation (Public) August 22, 2003. [8]
• Peter Flory as an Assistant Secretary of Defense, after having been blocked by the Senate. [[9]](http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050803/ap_on_go_pr_wh/bush_recess_appointment;_ylt=Ak8R8ReyEPq6ji2kebwvW6es0NUE;_ylu=X3oDMTA3OXIzMDMzBHNlYwM3MDM-)
• Sam Fox was named Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenifotentiary of the United States of America to Belgium on April 4, 2007.
• Cynthia A. Glassman to be a Member of the Commission of the Securities and ExchangeCommission January 22, 2002.[10]
• C. Boyden Gray to be the Representative of the United States of America to the European Union, with the Rank and Status of Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary January 17, 2006.
• Jay Phillip Greene to be a Member of the Board of Trustees of the James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation (Academic) August 22, 2003. [11]
• Floyd Hall to be a Member of the AMTRAK Reform Board, January 4, 2006. This is the second time that Hall was appointed in a recess appointment. [12]
• Tracy A. Henke to be Executive Director of the Office of State and Local Government Coordination and Preparedness at the Department of Homeland Security. [13]
• Isacc C. Hunt, Jr. [14] to be a Member of the Commission of the Securities and Exchange Commission January 22, 2002.[15]
• JoAnn Johnson to be a Member of the Board of the National Credit Union Administration January 22, 2002. [16]
• Peter N. Kirsanow to be a Member of the National Labor Relations Board, January 4, 2006. [17]
• Charlotte A. Lane to be a Member of the United States International Trade Commission August 22, 2003. She was nominated on June 7, 2002 and again on January 9, 2003. [18]
• Robert D. Lenhard to be a Member of the Federal Election Commission, January 4, 2006. [19]
• Deborah Matz to be a Member of the Board of the National Credit Union Administration January 22, 2002.
• Ronald E. Meisburg to be General Counsel to the National Labor Relations Board, January 4, 2006. [20]
• Steven Kent **Mullins** to be United States Attorney for the District of South Dakota, vice James E. McMahon, January 9, 2006.[21]
• Julie L. Myers to be Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security (Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement), January 4, 2006. [22]
• Daniel Pearson to be a Member of the United States International Trade Commission August 22, 2003. He was nominated on November 14, 2002 and again on January 9, 2003. [23]
• John Richard Petrocik to be a Member of the Board of Trustees of the James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation (Academic) August 22, 2003. [24]
• Charles W. Pickering, Sr. to Federal Appeals Court January 17, 2004, from which he had been blocked twice by the Senate.[25][26]
• **Daniel Pipes** to be a Member of the Board of Directors of the United StatesInstitute of PeaceAugust 22, 2003. [27]
• Benjamin A. Powell to be General Counsel of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, January 4, 2006. [28]
• Anthony J. Principi as chairman of the Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission, as well as eight members of the Commission, April 1, 2005.
• William H. Pryor, Jr. to 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals February 20, 2004, "in the face of a Democratic filibuster of the nomination." [29][30]
• Otto Juan Reich to Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs January 11, 2002. [31]
• Ellen R. Sauerbrey to be Assistant Secretary of State (Population, Refugees, and Migration), January 4, 2006. [32]
• Eugene Scaliato Solicitor of Labor in the U.S. Department of Labor January 11, 2002.
• Peter C. Schaumber to be a Member of the National Labor Relations Board, for the remainder of a five-year term expiring on August 27, 2010. [33]
• Dorrance Smith to be Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs, January 4, 2006. [34]
• Enrique J. Sosa to be a Member of the AMTRAK Reform Board, January 4, 2006. This is the second time that Sosa was appointed in a recess appointment. [35]
• Michael E. Toner to be a Member of the Federal Election Commission March 29, 2002, for the remainder of a term expiring April 30, 2007; first announced November 21, 2001, and nomination sent to Senate March 4, 2002. [36]
• Juanita Alicia Vasquez-Gardner to be a Member of the Board of Trustees of the Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation. She was nominated on July 24, 2002 and again on January 9, 2003. [37]
• Hans von Spakovsky to be a Member of the Federal Election Commission, January 4, 2006. [38]
• Dennis P. Walsh to be a Member of the National Labor Relations Board, January 17, 2006.
• Steven T. Walther to be a Member of the Federal Election Commission, January 4, 2006. [39]
• John Paul Woodley, Jr. to be an Assistant Secretary of the Army (Civil Works) August 22, 2003. [40]

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Ambassadorial Appointments - George W. Bush

Total Appointments: 453

Career Appointments: 317/69.98%

Political Appointments: 136/30.02%

Afghanistan Robert Patrick John Finn Career 2002-2003

Zalmay Khalilzad Political 2003-2005

Ronald Neumann Career 2005-2007

William B. Wood Career 2007-2009

African Union Cindy Courville Political 2006-2009 ok

Albania James Franklin Jeffrey Career 2002-2004

Marcie B. Ries Career 2004-2007

John Withers Career 2007-2010

Algeria Richard W. Erdman Career 2003-2006

Robert S. Ford Career 2006-2008

David Pearce Career 2008-2011

Angola Christopher William Dell Career 2001-2004

Cynthia Efird Career 2004-2007

Dan Mozena Career 2007-2010

Argentina Lino Gutierrez Career 2003-2006

Earl Anthony Wayne Career 2006-2009

Armenia John M. Ordway Career 2001-2004

John M. Evans Career 2004-2006

Marie Yovanovitch Career 2008-2011

APEC Lauren Moriarty Career 2004-2005

Michael Michalak Career 2005-2007

Patricia Haslach Career 2007-2009

ASEAN Scot Marciel Career 2007-2010

Australia J. Thomas Schieffer Political 2001-2005

Robert D. McCallum Political 2005-2009 skull and bones  http://www.nndb.com/people/891/000120531/

Austria Lyons Brown, Jr. Political 2001-2005 http://2001-2009.state.gov/outofdate/bios/b/6832.htm

Susan R. McCaw Political 2005-2007 $$ http://www.muckety.com/Susan-R-McCaw/9965.muckety

David F. Girard-diCarlo Political 2008-2009 blank rome

Azerbaijan Reno Harnish Career 2003-2006

Anne Derse Career 2006-2009

Bahamas J. Richard Blankenship Political 2001-2003 $ http://www.nndb.com/people/782/000122416/

John D. Rood Political 2004-2007 $ http://www.nndb.com/people/413/000119056/  http://2001-2009.state.gov/outofdate/bios/r/38692.htm

Ned L. Siegel Political 2007-2009  http://mapper.nndb.com/start/?id=119070

Bahrain Ronald E. Neumann Career 2001-2004

William T. Monroe Career 2004-2007

Joseph Adam Ereli Career 2007-2011

Bangladesh Harry K. Thomas, Jr. Career 2003-2005

Patricia A. Butenis Career 2006-2007

James Moriarty Career 2007-2011

Barbados Earl Norfleet Phillips Political 2002-2003 wachovia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earl_Norfleet_Phillips

Mary Kramer Political 2003-2006

Mary Ourisman Political 2006-2009 http://www.nndb.com/people/719/000122353/

Belarus George A. Krol Career 2003-2006

Karen B. Stewart Career 2006-2008

Belgium Stephen Brauer Political 2001-2003 swift boat akin http://www.nndb.com/people/054/000120691/

Tom Korologos Political 2003-2007 dla piper bork

Sam Fox Political 2007-2009 $

Belize Russell F. Freeman Political 2001-2005 ND scotus

Robert Johann Dieter Political 2005-2009 coors http://www.nndb.com/people/783/000122417/

Benin Wayne E. Neill Career 2003-2006

Gayleatha B. Brown Career 2006-2009

Bolivia David Greenlee Career 2002-2006

Philip S. Goldberg Career 2006-2008

Bosnia & Herzegovina Clifford G. Bond Career 2001-2004

Douglas L. McElhaney Career 2004-2007

Charles English Career 2007-2010

Botswana Joseph Huggins Career 2002-2005

Katherine Hubay Canavan Career 2005-2008

Stephen Nolan Career 2008-2011

Brazil Donna Hrinak Career 2002-2004

John J. Danilovich Political 2004-2005

Clifford Sobel Political 2005-2009 http://riotimesonline.com/brazil-news/rio-politics/bushs-man-in-brazil-packs-up/#

Brunei Darussalam Gene B. Christy Career 2002-2005

Emil Skodon Career 2005-2008

William Todd Political 2008-2010

Bulgaria James W. Pardew Career 2002-2005

John R. Beyrle Career 2005-2008

Nancy McEldowney Career 2008-2009

Burkina Faso J. Anthony Holmes Career 2002-2005

Jeanine Jackson Career 2006-2009

Burma No diplomatic relations from 2001-2009

Burundi James H. Yellin Career 2002-2005

Patricia Moller Career 2006-2009

Cambodia Charles Aaron Ray Career 2002-2005

Joseph A. Mussomeli Career 2005-2008

Carol Rodley Career 2008-2012

Cameroon George McDade Staples Career 2001-2004

R. Niels Marquardt Career 2004-2007

Janet Garvey Career 2007-2010

Canada Argeo Paul Cellucci Political 2001-2005 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Cellucci

David Horton Wilkins Political 2005-2009 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Wilkins

Cape Verde Donald C. Johnson Career 2002-2005

Roger D. Pierce Career 2005-2008

Marianne Myles Career 2008-2011

Central African Republic Mattie R. Sharpless Career 2001-2002

Frederick Cook Career 2007-2010

Chad Marc M. Wall Career 2004-2007

Louis Nigro Career 2007-2010

Chile William R. Brownfield Career 2002-2004

Craig A. Kelly Career 2004-2007

Paul Simons Career 2007-2010

China Clark T. Randt, Jr. Political 2001-2009 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clark_T._Randt,_Jr.

Colombia William B. Wood Career 2003-2007

William R. Brownfield Career 2007-2010

Congo (DR) Aubrey Hooks Career 2001-2004

Roger A. Meece Career 2004-2007

William Garvelink Career 2007-2010

Congo (Republic of) Robin R. Sanders Career 2002-2005

Robert Weisberg Career 2006-2008

Alan Eastham Career 2008-2010

Costa Rica John J. Danilovich Political 2001-2004 http://www.huffingtonpost.com/amb-john-j-danilovich

Roger A. Meece Political 2005-2008

William Garvelink Political 2008-2009

Cote d'Ivoire Arlene Render Career 2001-2004

Aubrey Hooks Career 2004-2007

Wanda Nesbitt Career 2007-2010

Croatia Ralph Frank Career 2003-2006

Robert A. Bradtke Career 2006-2009

Cyprus Michael Klosson Career 2002-2005

Ronald Schlicher Career 2005-2008

Frank Urbancic, Jr. Career 2008-2012

Czech Republic Craig Roberts Stapleton Political 2001-2003

William J. Cabaniss Political 2003-2006

Richard W. Graber Political 2006-2009

Denmark Stuart A. Bernstein Political 2001-2005

James Cain Political 2005-2009

Director General of the Foreign Service Ruth A. Davis Career 2001-2003

W. Robert Pearson Career 2003-2006

George McDade Staples Career 2006-2007

Harry K. Thomas, Jr. Career 2007-2009

Djibouti Marguerita Dianne Ragsdale Career 2003-2006

W. Stuart Symington IV Career 2006-2008

James Swan Career 2008-2011

Dominican Republic Hans H. Hertell Political 2001-2007

P. Robert Fannin Political 2007-2009

Ecuador Kristie Kenney Career 2002-2005

William J. Cabaniss Career 2005-2008

Richard W. Graber Career 2008-2011

Egypt C. David Welch Career 2001-2005

Francis J. Ricciardone, Jr. Career 2005-2008

Margaret Scobey Career 2008-2011

El Salvador H. Douglas Barclay Political 2003-2007

Charles L. Glazer Political 2007-2009

Equatorial Guinea George McDade Staples Career 2001-2004

R. Niels Marquardt Career 2004-2006

Donald J. Johnson Career 2006-2009

Eritrea Donald J. McConnell Political 2001-2004

Scott H. DeLisi Career 2004-2007

Ronald McMullen Career 2007-2012

Estonia Joseph M. DeThomas Career 2001-2004

Aldona Wos Political 2004-2006

Stanley Davis Phillips Political 2006-2009

Ethiopia Aurelia Brazeal Career 2002-2005

Donald Yamamoto Career 2006-2009

European Union Rockwell A. Schnabel Political 2001-2005

C. Boyden Gray Political 2006-2007

Kristin Silverberg Political 2008-2009

Fiji, Kiribati, Nauru, Tonga, & Tuvalu David L. Lyon Career 2002-2005

Larry Miles Dinger Career 2005-2008

C. Steven McGann Career 2008-2011

Finland Bonnie McElveen-Hunter Political 2001-2003

Earle I. Mack Political 2004-2005

Marilyn Ware Political 2005-2009

France and Monaco Howard Leach Political 2001-2005

Craig Roberts Stapleton Political 2005-2009

Gabon and São Tomé & Principe Kenneth Price Moorfield Career 2002-2004

R. Barrie Walkley Career 2004-2007

Eunice Reddick Career 2007-2010

Gambia Jackson McDonald Career 2001-2004

Joseph D. Stafford III Career 2004-2007

Barry Wells Career 2007-2010

Georgia Richard Monroe Miles Career 2002-2005

John F. Tefft Career 2005-2009

Germany Daniel R. Coats Political 2001-2005

William Robert Timken, Jr. Political 2005-2009

Ghana Nancy Powell Career 2001-2002

Mary Carlin Yates Career 2002-2005

Pamela Bridgewater Career 2005-2008

Donald Teitelbaum Career 2008-2012

Greece Thomas J. Miller Career 2001-2004

Charles P. Ries Career 2004-2007

Daniel Speckhard Political 2007-2010

Guatemala John Randle Hamilton Career 2002-2005

James M. Derham Career 2005-2008

Stephen McFarland Career 2008-2011

Guinea R. Barrie Walkley Career 2001-2004

Jackson McDonald Career 2004-2007

Philip Carter III Career 2007-2009

Guyana Roland W. Bullen Career 2003-2006

David M. Robinson Career 2006-2008

John Melvin Jones Career 2008

Haiti James B. Foley Career 2003-2005

Janet Sanderson Career 2006-2009

Holy See James Nicholson Political 2001-2005

Francis Rooney Political 2005-2008

Mary Ann Glendon Political 2008-2009

Honduras Larry Leon Palmer Career 2002-2005

Charles A. Ford Career 2005-2008

Hugo Llorens Career 2008-2011

Hungary Nancy Goodman Brinker Political 2001-2003

George H. Walker Political 2003-2006

April H. Foley Political 2006-2009

Iceland James Gadsden Career 2002-2005

Carol van Voorst Career 2006-2009

India Robert D. Blackwill Political 2001-2003

David Campbell Mulford Political 2003-2009

Indonesia Ralph Leo Boyce Career 2001-2004

B. Lynn Pascoe Career 2004-2007

Cameron Hume Career 2007-2010

Iraq John Negroponte Career 2004-2005

Zalmay Khalilzad Political 2005-2007

Ryan Crocker Career 2007-2009

Ireland Richard J. Egan Political 2001-2002

James Casey Kenny Political 2003-2006

Thomas C. Foley Political 2006-2009  citi http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_C._Foley

Israel Daniel C. Kurtzer Career 2001-2005

Richard Henry Jones Career 2005-2008

James Cunningham Career 2008-2011

Italy & San Marino Melvin Sembler Political 2001-2005

Ronald Spogli Political 2005-2009

Jamaica Sue McCourt Cobb Political 2001-2005

Brenda LaGrange Johnson Political 2005-2009

Japan Howard Baker Political 2001-2005

John Thomas Schieffer Political 2005-2009

Jordan Edward Gnehm Career 2001-2004

David Hale Career 2005-2008

Robert S. Beecroft Career 2008-2011

Kazakhstan Larry C. Napper Career 2001-2004

John M. Ordway Career 2004-2008

Richard Hoagland Career 2008-2011

Kenya (+ Somalia) William M. Bellamy Career 2003-2006

Michael Ranneberger Career 2006-2011

Kosovo Tina Kaidanow Career 2008-2009

Kuwait Richard Henry Jones Career 2001-2004

Richard LeBaron Career 2004-2007

Deborah Jones Career 2007-2011

Kyrgyz Republic Stephen M. Young Career 2003-2005

Marie Yovanovitch Career 2005-2008

Tatiana Gfoeller Career 2008-2010

Laos Douglas A. Hartwick Career 2001-2004

Patricia Haslach Career 2004-2007

Ravic Huso Career 2007-2010

Latvia Brian E. Carlson Career 2001-2004

Catherine Todd Bailey Political 2004-2007

Charles W. Larson, Jr. Political 2007-2009

Lebanon Vincent M. Battle Career 2001-2004

Jeffrey D. Feltman Career 2004-2008

Michele Sison Career 2008-2010

Lesotho Robert G. Loftis Career 2001-2004

June Carter Perry Career 2004-2007

Robert Nolan Career 2007-2010

Liberia John W. Blaney Career 2002-2005

John W. Blaney Career 2005-2008

Linda Thomas-Greenfield Career 2008-2012

Libya Gene Cretz Career 2007-2012

Lithuania Stephen D. Mull Career 2003-2006

John A. Cloud, Jr. Career 2006-2009

Luxembourg Peter Terpeluk, Jr. Political 2002-2005

Ann L. Wagner Political 2005-2009

Macedonia Lawrence E. Butler Career 2002-2005

Gillian A. Milovanovic Career 2005-2008

Philip T. Reeker Career 2008-2011

Madagascar & Comoros Wanda Nesbitt Career 2001-2004

James D. McGee Career 2004-2007

R. Niels Marquardt Career 2007-2010

Malawi Steven A. Browning Career 2003-2004

Alan Eastham Career 2005-2008

Peter Bodde Career 2008-2011

Malaysia Marie T. Huhtala Career 2001-2004

Christopher L. LaFleur Career 2004-2007

James Keith Career 2007-2010

Mali Vicki Huddleston Career 2002-2005

Terence P. McCulley Career 2005-2008

Gillian Milovanovic Career 2008-2011

Malta Anthony H. Gioia Political 2001-2004

Molly H. Bordonaro Political 2005-2009

Marshall Islands Greta N. Morris Career 2003-2006

Clyde Bishop Career 2006-2009

Mauritania Joseph LaBaron Career 2003-2006

Mark Boulware Career 2007-2010

Mauritius & Seychelles John Price Political 2002-2005

Cesar B. Cabrera Political 2006-2009

Mexico Antonio O. Garza, Jr. Political 2002-2009

Micronesia Larry M. Dinger Career 2001-2004

Suzanne Hale Career 2004-2007

Miriam Hughes Career 2007-2009

Moldova Pamela H. Smith Career 2001-2003

Heather M. Hodges Career 2003-2006

Michael D. Kirby Career 2006-2008

Asif Chaudhry Career 2008-2011

Mongolia Pamela Slutz Career 2003-2006

Mark Minton Career 2006-2009

Montenegro Roderick Moore Career 2007-2010

Morocco Margaret Tutwiler Political 2001-2003

Thomas Riley Political 2003-2009

Mozambique Helen Meagher La Lime Career 2003-2006

Namibia Kevin J. McGuire Career 2001-2004

Joyce Barr Career 2004-2007

Gail Mathieu Career 2007-2010

NATO R. Nicholas Burns Career 2001-2005

Victoria Nuland Political 2005-2008

Kurt Volker Career 2008-2009

Nepal Michael E. Malinowski Career 2001-2004

James Moriarty Career 2004-2007

Nancy Powell Career 2007-2009

Netherlands Clifford Sobel Political 2001-2005

Ronald Arnall Political 2006-2008

James Culbertson Political 2008-2009

New Zealand & Samoa Charles J. Swindells Political 2001-2005

William McCormick Political 2005-2008

Nicaragua Barbara C. Moore Career 2002-2005

Paul A. Trivelli Career 2005-2008

Robert Callahan Career 2008-2011

Niger Gail Mathieu Career 2002-2005

Bernadette Allen Career 2006-2010

Nigeria John Campbell Career 2004-2007

Robin R. Sanders Career 2007-2010

Norway John D. Ong Political 2002-2005

Benson K. Whitney Political 2005-2009

OAS Roger F. Noriega Political 2001-2003

John F. Maisto Career 2003-2006

Hector E. Morales Political 2007-2009

OECD Jeanne L. Phillips Political 2001-2003

Constance Morella Political 2003-2005

Christopher Egan Political 2007-2009

Oman Richard L. Baltimore Career 2002-2006

Gary A. Grappo Career 2006-2009

OSCE Stephan M. Minikes Political 2001-2005

Julie Finley Political 2005-2009

Pakistan Wendy Chamberlin Career 2001

Nancy Powell Career 2002-2004

Ryan Crocker Career 2004-2007

Anne W. Patterson Career 2007-2010

Panama Linda Ellen Watt Career 2002-2005

William Alan Eaton Career 2005-2008

Barbara Stephenson Career 2008-2010

Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, & Vanuatu Robert W. Fitts Career 2003-2006

Leslie Rowe Career 2006-2009

Paraguay John F. Keane Career 2002-2005

James Caldwell Cason Career 2005-2008

Liliana Ayalde Career 2008-2011

Peru John R. Dawson Career 2002-2003

James C. Struble Career 2003-2007

P. Michael McKinley Career 2007-2010

Philippines & Palau Francis J. Ricciardone, Jr. Career 2002-2005

Kristie Kenney Career 2006-2009

Poland Victor Ashe Political 2004-2009

Portugal John N. Palmer Political 2001-2004

Alfred Hoffman, Jr. Political 2005-2007

Thomas F. Stephenson Political 2007-2009

Qatar Maureen Quinn Career 2001-2004

Charles G. Untermeyer Political 2004-2007

Joseph LeBaron Career 2007-2011

Romania Michael E. Guest Career 2001-2004

Jack Dyer Crouch II Political 2004-2005

Nicholas F. Taubman Political 2005-2008

Russia Alexander Vershbow Career 2001-2005

William J. Burns Career 2005-2008

Rwanda Margaret K. McMillion Career 2001-2004

Michael R. Arietti Career 2005-2008

W. Stuart Symington IV Career 2008-2011

Saudi Arabia Robert W. Jordan Political 2001-2003

James C. Oberwetter Political 2003-2007

Ford M. Fraker Political 2007-2009

Senegal & Guinea Bissau Richard Allan Roth Career 2002-2005

Janice Jacobs Career 2006-2007

Marcia Bernicat Career 2007-2011

Serbia William D. Montgomery Career 2001-2004

Michael C. Polt Career 2004-2007

Cameron Munter Career 2007-2009

Sierra Leone Peter Chaveas Career 2001-2004

Thomas Neil Hull III Career 2004-2007

June Carter Perry Career 2007-2010

Singapore Franklin L. Lavin Political 2001-2005

Patricia L. Herbold Political 2005-2009

Slovakia Ronald Weiser Political 2001-2004

Rodolphe M. Vallee Political 2005-2007

Vincent Obsitnik Political 2007-2009

Slovenia Johnny Young Career 2001-2004

Thomas B. Robertson Career 2004-2007

Yousif Boutros Ghafari Political 2008-2009

South Africa Cameron Hume Career 2001-2004

Jendayi E. Frazer Political 2004-2005

Eric M. Bost Political 2006-2009

South Korea Thomas C. Hubbard Career 2001-2004

Christopher Hill Career 2004-2005

Alexander Vershbow Career 2005-2008

Kathleen Stephens Career 2008-2011

Spain & Andorra George L. Argyros, Sr. Political 2001-2004

Eduardo Aguirre Political 2005-2009

Sri Lanka & Maldives Jeffrey Lunstead Career 2003-2006

Robert O. Blake, Jr. Career 2006-2009

Sudan No ambassadors from 2001-2009

Suriname Marsha E. Barnes Career 2003-2006

Lisa Bobbie Schreiber Hughes Career 2006-2009

Swaziland James D. McGee Career 2002-2004

Lewis W. Lucke Career 2004-2005

Maurice S. Parker Career 2007-2009

Sweden Charles A. Heimbold, Jr. Political 2001-2004

Miles T. Bivins Political 2004-2006

Michael Wood Political 2006-2009

Switzerland & Liechtenstein Mercer Reynolds Political 2001-2003

Pamela P. Willeford Political 2003-2006

Peter R. Coneway Political 2006-2008

Syria Theodore Kattouf Career 2001-2003

Margaret Scobey Career 2003-2005

Tajikistan Franklin Pierce Huddle, Jr. Career 2001-2003

Richard Hoagland Career 2003-2006

Tracy Jacobson Career 2006-2009

Tanzania Robert V. Royall Political 2001-2003

Michael Retzer Political 2005-2007

Mark Green Political 2007-2009

Thailand Darryl N. Johnson Career 2001-2004

Ralph Leo Boyce Career 2004-2007

Eric G. John Career 2007-2010

Timor-Leste Grover Joseph Rees III Political 2002-2006

Hans Klemm Career 2007-2010

Togo Gregory W. Engle Career 2003-2005

David B. Dunn Career 2005-2008

Patricia McMahon Hawkins Career 2008-2011

Trinidad & Tobago Roy L. Austin Political 2001-2009

Tunisia William J. Hudson Career 2003-2006

Robert F. Godec Career 2006-2009

Turkey Eric S. Edelman Career 2003-2005

Ross Wilson Career 2005-2008

James Franklin Jeffrey Career 2008-2010

Turkmenistan Laura Kennedy Career 2001-2003

Tracy Jacobson Career 2003-2007

Uganda Jimmy Kolker Career 2002-2005

Steven A. Browning Career 2005-2009

Ukraine John E. Herbst Career 2003-2006

William B. Taylor, Jr. Career 2006-2009

United Arab Emirates Marcelle Wahba Career 2001-2004

Michele Sison Career 2004-2008

Richard Olson Career 2008-2011

United Kingdom William S. Farish Political 2001-2004

Robert H. Tuttle Political 2005-2009

United Nations John Negroponte Career 2001-2004

John C. Danforth Political 2004-2005

John R. Bolton Political 2005-2006

Zalmay Khalilzad Political 2007-2009

UN/Geneva Kevin E. Moley Political 2001-2006

Warren W. Tichenor Political 2006-2009

UN/Vienna Kenneth C. Brill Career 2001-2004

Gregory L. Schulte Political 2005-2009

UNESCO Louise Oliver Political 2004-2009

Uruguay Martin J. Silverstein Political 2001-2005

Frank Baxter Political 2006-2009

Uzbekistan Jon Robert Purnell Career 2003-2007

Richard B. Norland Career 2007-2010

Venezuela Charles S. Shapiro Career 2002-2004

William R. Brownfield Career 2004-2007

Patrick Duddy Career 2007-2010

Vietnam Raymond Burghardt Career 2001-2004

Michael W. Marine Career 2004-2007

Michael Michalak Career 2007-2010

Yemen Edmund James Hull Career 2001-2004

Thomas Charles Krajeski Career 2004-2007

Stephen A. Seche Career 2007-2010

Zambia Martin George Brennan Career 2002-2005

Carmen M. Martinez Career 2005-2008

Donald Booth Career 2008-2010

Zimbabwe Joseph Gerard Sullivan Career 2001-2004

Christopher William Dell Career 2004-2007

James D. McGee Career 2007-2009

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Council of American Ambassadors

ORGANIZATION

Nonprofit, non-partisan organization. Founded in 1983.

Official Website:

http://www.americanambassadors.org/

Founding Date:

1983

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