International Trade Administration Executive and Leadership Team

Ashraf Molhi, the Chief Executive Officer Office Manager at International Trade Administration, directs the operational efficiency and administrative functions supporting the executive leadership. This role ensures seamless coordination across departments, managing critical workflows that enable the broader strategic objectives of the bureau. Molhi oversees the logistical framework necessary for high-level decision-making, facilitating communication and resource allocation. The focus remains on optimizing internal processes to enhance the effectiveness of trade policy implementation and market access initiatives. By managing the executive office's operations, Ashraf Molhi directly contributes to the bureau's capacity to serve American businesses and protect domestic interests in the global marketplace. This leadership position is vital for maintaining the organizational momentum required to navigate complex international trade environments and identify new growth opportunities for U.S. industries.

Patricia Sefcik, the Administration Chief Financial Officer & Director at International Trade Administration, directs the financial strategy and fiscal oversight for the bureau. Sefcik manages all aspects of financial planning, budgeting, and resource allocation, ensuring robust fiscal health to support the organization's mission of strengthening domestic industries in global markets. This leadership role involves safeguarding the bureau's financial integrity while identifying opportunities for efficient resource deployment across trade facilitation and regulatory enforcement initiatives. Patricia Sefcik's financial acumen is critical for enabling the organization to expand market access for American businesses and maintain compliance with international trade agreements. The director oversees financial operations that underpin the bureau's ability to provide essential services, from market intelligence to dispute resolution support, thereby directly impacting the competitive position of U.S. companies on the world stage.

Edward Gerwin, the President at International Trade Administration, directs the overall strategic vision and operational leadership of the bureau. Gerwin is responsible for enhancing the international competitiveness of domestic industries and expanding their access to global markets. This leadership position involves overseeing the facilitation of trade and investment, ensuring that American businesses can thrive in complex international commerce environments. Edward Gerwin's focus is on protecting domestic interests through the rigorous enforcement of trade regulations and international agreements. The President's guidance is critical for driving the organization's mission to provide essential services, from market intelligence to compliance support, thereby bolstering U.S. companies' global market position and economic prosperity.

Timothy Hruby, the Enforcement & Compliance Chief of Staff at International Trade Administration, spearheads the strategic execution and operational alignment within the enforcement and compliance divisions. Hruby ensures that regulatory frameworks and international agreements are rigorously upheld, directly supporting the protection of domestic interests. This role involves coordinating efforts to address trade violations and facilitate compliance, thereby reinforcing the competitive standing of American industries globally. Timothy Hruby's leadership drives the effective implementation of policies designed to maintain fair trade practices and resolve disputes. The Chief of Staff's focus is on enhancing the bureau's capacity to enforce trade regulations, ensuring that American businesses can operate on a level playing field internationally. This critical function directly supports the organization's mission to facilitate trade while safeguarding national economic interests.

Kelly Coldiron, the Deputy Chief of Staff & Director, Industry Engagement at International Trade Administration, drives strategic initiatives focused on strengthening the competitive position of domestic industries in global markets. Coldiron leads efforts to foster robust relationships with American businesses, understanding their challenges and identifying pathways for international growth. This role is pivotal in bridging the gap between government trade policy and the practical needs of industry stakeholders, ensuring targeted support for market expansion. Kelly Coldiron's engagement strategies are designed to enhance U.S. companies' competitiveness by facilitating access to international opportunities and providing essential trade support services. The director's work directly contributes to the bureau's mission of promoting trade and investment flows while ensuring compliance with international trade frameworks.

Rebecca Bernier, the Manufacturing & Service Chief of Staff at International Trade Administration, directs strategic operations and policy implementation for the manufacturing and service sectors. Bernier focuses on enhancing the international competitiveness of American companies within these key industries, working to expand their access to global markets. This leadership position involves coordinating efforts to address sector-specific trade challenges and opportunities, ensuring alignment with the bureau's overarching mission. Rebecca Bernier's responsibilities include driving initiatives that support U.S. businesses in navigating complex international commerce environments and identifying growth prospects. The Chief of Staff's efforts are crucial for translating trade policy into tangible benefits for American manufacturers and service providers, reinforcing their global market presence and compliance with international agreements.

Susan Mann, the Director, Office of Chief Information Officer, Product Delivery Division at International Trade Administration, leads the development and deployment of critical technology solutions that support the bureau's trade facilitation and regulatory functions. Mann oversees the product delivery lifecycle, ensuring that IT systems effectively enhance the international competitiveness of domestic industries and streamline access to global markets. This role is essential for providing American businesses with the digital tools and platforms needed to navigate complex international commerce. Susan Mann's leadership ensures that technology investments align with the organization's mission to protect domestic interests and maintain compliance with international trade agreements. The director's focus on product delivery directly impacts the bureau's ability to offer efficient services, from market intelligence to compliance guidance, thereby bolstering U.S. companies' global standing.

Daniel Drew, the Deputy Director & Chief Information Officer, Administration at International Trade Administration, directs the overarching technology strategy and administrative IT infrastructure. Drew ensures that the bureau's technological capabilities effectively support its mission to strengthen the competitive position of domestic industries in global markets. This leadership role involves overseeing the integration of advanced IT solutions that facilitate trade, enhance market access, and ensure robust compliance with international trade regulations. Daniel Drew's strategic vision for technology is critical for enabling American businesses to leverage digital resources for international expansion. The Chief Information Officer's oversight of administrative IT functions guarantees operational efficiency and security, underpinning the bureau's capacity to provide essential trade support services and protect national economic interests.

Trevor Kellogg, the Chief of Staff & Senior Advisor at International Trade Administration, provides strategic counsel and operational leadership to advance the bureau's core objectives. Kellogg advises on critical initiatives aimed at enhancing the international competitiveness of American companies and expanding their access to global markets. This role involves guiding the implementation of trade policy and ensuring effective coordination across various departments to support U.S. businesses. Trevor Kellogg's advisory capacity is crucial for navigating complex international trade environments and identifying growth opportunities. The Chief of Staff's focus on strategic alignment ensures that the organization's operations effectively protect domestic interests and uphold compliance with international agreements, thereby reinforcing the bureau's mission.

Steven Glickman, the Chief of Staff for Suresh Kumar at International Trade Administration, manages strategic priorities and operational execution supporting the Under Secretary for International Trade. Glickman ensures that initiatives aimed at strengthening the competitive position of domestic industries in global markets are effectively implemented. This role involves coordinating efforts to facilitate trade and investment flows, while also safeguarding U.S. economic interests through rigorous enforcement of trade regulations. Steven Glickman's leadership is instrumental in driving the bureau's mission to expand market access for American businesses and ensure compliance with international agreements. The Chief of Staff's focus on strategic alignment and operational efficiency directly contributes to the organization's success in complex global commerce.