Staff Secretary
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The Staff Secretary is a position in the Executive Office of the President of the United States, responsible for the communication going to the president. The position was created under Eisenhower. The formal title is "Assistant to the President and Staff Secretary".
[edit] Holders of the office (incomplete list)
- (2006-) Raul F. Yanes
- (2003-2006) Brett M. Kavanaugh
- (2001-2003) Harriet Miers
- (2000-2001) Lisel Loy
- (1999-2000) Sean P. Maloney
- (1998-1999) Philip M. Caplan
- (1995-1998) Todd Stern
- (1993-1995) John D. Podesta
- (1991-1993) Philip D. Brady
- (1989-1991) James W. Cicconi
- (1985-1988) David L. Chew
- (1977-1981) Richard G. Hutcheson III
- (1976-1977) James E. Connor
- (1974-1976) Jerry H. Jones
- (1961-1962) William J. Hartigan
- (1954-1961) Andrew J. Goodpaster
- (1953-1954) Paul Thomas Carroll
[edit] External links
- AmericanPresident.org description of position
- Description of creation of staff secretary position
- List of officeholders
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