International Trade Administration Executive and Leadership Team

Kwabena Osei-Sarpong, the President, Presidential Appointment 's Advisory Council On Doing Business In Africa (Pac-Dbia) at International Trade Administration, leads efforts to enhance trade and investment flows between American businesses and African markets. Osei-Sarpong directs the council's advisory activities, providing essential market intelligence and policy guidance to stakeholders. By identifying specific growth opportunities within the region, the President, Presidential Appointment 's Advisory Council On Doing Business In Africa (Pac-Dbia) strengthens the competitive position of domestic industries. This leadership role involves engaging with industry leaders to develop targeted strategies for market expansion and regulatory compliance. Kwabena Osei-Sarpong ensures that the council's recommendations align with the bureau's broader mission of facilitating international commerce. The President, Presidential Appointment 's Advisory Council On Doing Business In Africa (Pac-Dbia) fosters partnerships that drive sustainable economic development and long-term trade success across the continent.

Daniel Drew, the Deputy Director & Chief Information Officer, Administration at International Trade Administration, manages the digital infrastructure supporting trade policy analysis and market intelligence dissemination. Drew directs the modernization of internal data systems to ensure seamless information flow between domestic businesses and international partners. By overseeing the integration of advanced analytics, the Deputy Director & Chief Information Officer, Administration optimizes the bureau's capacity to identify emerging growth opportunities across global markets. This leadership role involves coordinating with cross-functional teams to maintain secure, scalable platforms for trade regulation enforcement. Daniel Drew ensures that technological resources align with the broader mission of strengthening American competitiveness. Through the implementation of robust cybersecurity protocols, the Deputy Director & Chief Information Officer, Administration protects sensitive trade data while facilitating efficient communication channels for industry stakeholders navigating complex international commerce environments.

May Cheng, the Acting Chief Information Officer & Chief Information Officer at International Trade Administration, architects the strategic roadmap for enterprise-wide information systems. Cheng oversees the deployment of digital tools that enable the bureau to monitor international trade agreements and compliance frameworks effectively. By prioritizing the development of data-driven insights, the Acting Chief Information Officer & Chief Information Officer enhances the ability of domestic industries to penetrate foreign markets. This role requires constant collaboration with policy experts to translate regulatory requirements into functional software solutions. May Cheng drives the digital transformation initiatives that support the bureau's core objective of facilitating trade and investment flows. The Acting Chief Information Officer & Chief Information Officer maintains high standards for system reliability, ensuring that all market intelligence services remain accessible to American businesses seeking to expand operations across diverse international regions.

Brandon Remington, the Chief Information Officer (Acting) at International Trade Administration, governs the technical architecture required for effective dispute resolution support and trade policy advocacy. Remington manages the lifecycle of critical applications that assist businesses in navigating international commerce environments. By streamlining data processing capabilities, the Chief Information Officer (Acting) improves the speed and accuracy of market analysis provided to industry stakeholders. This leadership position involves aligning IT investments with the bureau's mission to protect domestic interests through rigorous enforcement of trade regulations. Brandon Remington executes strategies that bolster the bureau's operational efficiency in global trade monitoring. The Chief Information Officer (Acting) ensures that all digital infrastructure remains resilient against evolving threats, thereby safeguarding the integrity of trade frameworks and supporting the long-term competitiveness of American companies in the global marketplace.

Steven Glickman, the Chief of Staff for Suresh Kumar at International Trade Administration, coordinates the strategic initiatives and daily operations of the leadership office. Glickman facilitates communication between executive teams and industry stakeholders to ensure alignment on trade policy objectives. By managing the flow of information regarding market access and regulatory enforcement, the Chief of Staff for Suresh Kumar enables the bureau to respond rapidly to competitive challenges. This role involves synthesizing complex policy analysis into actionable strategies for domestic industry growth. Steven Glickman drives the execution of high-level advocacy programs designed to strengthen the competitive position of American businesses. The Chief of Staff for Suresh Kumar maintains oversight of cross-departmental projects, ensuring that all efforts remain focused on the core mission of facilitating international trade and investment while protecting domestic interests in global markets.

Marcus Points, the Chief Financial & Administrative Officer at International Trade Administration, oversees the fiscal health and operational efficiency of the bureau. Points manages the allocation of resources to support trade policy analysis, market intelligence services, and regulatory enforcement activities. By optimizing budgetary processes, the Chief Financial & Administrative Officer ensures that the organization maintains the capacity to deliver essential support to American businesses. This role involves coordinating with executive leadership to align financial planning with the bureau's strategic mission of enhancing international competitiveness. Marcus Points drives the implementation of administrative policies that streamline operations and improve service delivery across all departments. The Chief Financial & Administrative Officer maintains rigorous oversight of financial compliance, ensuring that all expenditures support the bureau's goal of facilitating trade and investment flows while protecting domestic interests in complex global commerce environments.