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 the strategic advisory efforts to enhance commercial engagement between the United States and African nations. Managing the council's initiatives, the President, Presidential Appointment 's Advisory Council On Doing Business In Africa (Pac-Dbia) ensures that policy recommendations reflect the needs of domestic industries seeking growth in African markets. This leadership role involves facilitating dialogue between government officials and private sector leaders to identify investment opportunities. By overseeing the council's research, Kwabena Osei-Sarpong directly impacts the development of strategies for market expansion. The President, Presidential Appointment 's Advisory Council On Doing Business In Africa (Pac-Dbia) monitors trade trends to provide actionable insights for stakeholders. Through the promotion of sustainable business practices, the President, Presidential Appointment 's Advisory Council On Doing Business In Africa (Pac-Dbia) strengthens economic ties. This focus on African market dynamics supports the bureau's mission to facilitate trade. By optimizing advisory efforts, the President, Presidential Appointment 's Advisory Council On Doing Business In Africa (Pac-Dbia) drives investment, ensuring that American businesses successfully navigate and capitalize on emerging opportunities across the African continent.

Rebecca Bernier, the Manufacturing & Service Chief of Staff at International Trade Administration, coordinates the operational activities for the manufacturing and service sectors. Managing internal workflows, the Chief of Staff ensures that departmental objectives align with the bureau's core mission of enhancing industrial competitiveness. This leadership role involves facilitating communication between policy experts and industry stakeholders to streamline trade support services. By overseeing project execution, Rebecca Bernier directly impacts the efficiency of trade advocacy programs. The Chief of Staff monitors the implementation of sector-specific strategies designed to boost domestic production and service exports. Through rigorous coordination of resources, the Chief of Staff supports the development of market intelligence reports that guide business decisions. This focus on manufacturing and service excellence strengthens the bureau's capacity to address competitive challenges. By optimizing internal processes, the Chief of Staff drives organizational performance, ensuring that domestic industries receive the necessary support to thrive in global markets.

Brandon Remington, the Chief Information Officer (Acting) at International Trade Administration, directs the digital infrastructure and data management systems essential for trade analysis. Managing the technological framework, the Chief Information Officer (Acting) ensures that the bureau maintains secure and efficient access to global market intelligence. This leadership role involves architecting scalable data solutions that support trade policy research and compliance monitoring. By overseeing the modernization of information systems, Brandon Remington directly impacts the bureau's ability to provide real-time trade data to American businesses. The Chief Information Officer (Acting) coordinates with technical teams to implement robust cybersecurity measures, protecting sensitive trade information. Through the integration of advanced analytics, the Chief Information Officer (Acting) enhances the accuracy of market forecasting. This focus on digital transformation supports the organization's mission to facilitate informed trade decisions. By optimizing information technology, the Chief Information Officer (Acting) drives operational excellence, ensuring that the bureau remains a reliable source of critical trade intelligence.

Steven Glickman, the Chief of Staff for Suresh Kumar at International Trade Administration, manages the executive office operations and strategic priorities. Overseeing the flow of information to leadership, the Chief of Staff for Suresh Kumar ensures that policy initiatives receive timely attention and resources. This leadership role involves coordinating high-level advocacy efforts and maintaining relationships with key industry partners. By facilitating executive decision-making, Steven Glickman directly impacts the bureau's strategic direction and policy implementation. The Chief of Staff for Suresh Kumar monitors the progress of major trade projects, ensuring alignment with the organization's overarching goals. Through the management of executive communications, the Chief of Staff for Suresh Kumar fosters collaboration across departments. This focus on operational efficiency supports the bureau's mission to strengthen domestic competitiveness. By optimizing executive workflows, the Chief of Staff for Suresh Kumar drives organizational success, ensuring that leadership effectively addresses the complex demands of international trade and regulatory compliance.

Susan Mann, the Director, Office of Chief Information Officer, Product Delivery Division at International Trade Administration, oversees the development and deployment of digital tools for trade service delivery. Managing the product lifecycle, the Director, Office of Chief Information Officer, Product Delivery Division ensures that software solutions meet the needs of businesses navigating international commerce. This leadership role involves architecting user-centric platforms that provide access to market intelligence and compliance guidance. By coordinating with development teams, Susan Mann directly impacts the usability and effectiveness of the bureau's digital resources. The Director, Office of Chief Information Officer, Product Delivery Division monitors performance metrics to ensure that product delivery aligns with organizational standards. Through the implementation of agile methodologies, the Director, Office of Chief Information Officer, Product Delivery Division enhances the speed and reliability of service delivery. This focus on digital product excellence supports the bureau's mission to facilitate trade. By optimizing product delivery, the Director, Office of Chief Information Officer, Product Delivery Division drives innovation, ensuring that American companies utilize efficient tools for global market expansion.

Daniel Drew, the Deputy Director & Chief Information Officer, Administration at International Trade Administration, manages the administrative and technological operations of the bureau. Overseeing the integration of internal systems, the Deputy Director & Chief Information Officer, Administration ensures that administrative processes support the bureau's trade policy objectives. This leadership role involves architecting infrastructure that facilitates efficient resource allocation and data management. By coordinating administrative functions, Daniel Drew directly impacts the operational capacity of the organization. The Deputy Director & Chief Information Officer, Administration monitors the implementation of technology policies to ensure compliance and security. Through the optimization of internal workflows, the Deputy Director & Chief Information Officer, Administration enhances the bureau's ability to respond to trade challenges. This focus on administrative and technical synergy supports the organization's mission to strengthen domestic industries. By streamlining operations, the Deputy Director & Chief Information Officer, Administration drives organizational efficiency, ensuring that the bureau effectively manages its resources to support American businesses in global markets.

Li Zhou, the Deputy Director at International Trade Administration, manages the strategic expansion of domestic firms into Asian markets. Overseeing trade policy initiatives, the Deputy Director ensures alignment with federal commerce objectives. This leadership role involves analyzing complex regulatory frameworks to identify growth opportunities for American businesses. By coordinating with industry stakeholders, Li Zhou directly impacts the competitive positioning of domestic sectors. The Deputy Director maintains oversight of market intelligence operations, providing actionable data to support international trade flows. Through rigorous enforcement of trade agreements, the Deputy Director secures fair market access for domestic entities. This professional focus on Asian trade dynamics strengthens the overall mission of the bureau. By optimizing trade policy implementation, the Deputy Director drives sustainable economic growth across diverse industrial sectors, ensuring that American companies remain at the forefront of global commerce while navigating intricate international regulatory environments.

George Litman, the Deputy Director at International Trade Administration, directs the operational strategy for European market engagement. Managing trade compliance programs, the Deputy Director ensures that domestic industries adhere to international standards while maximizing export potential. This leadership role involves architecting frameworks for dispute resolution and trade advocacy. By analyzing regional economic trends, George Litman directly impacts the success of American businesses operating within European jurisdictions. The Deputy Director coordinates with cross-functional teams to streamline trade processes and reduce barriers to entry. Through consistent monitoring of trade agreements, the Deputy Director maintains the integrity of international commerce. This focus on European market dynamics supports the broader organizational goal of enhancing global competitiveness. By refining trade policy execution, the Deputy Director fosters robust economic partnerships, ensuring that domestic firms effectively navigate the complexities of international trade while maintaining a strong competitive advantage in the global marketplace.

Elena Yang, the Deputy Director at International Trade Administration, oversees the development of trade intelligence for emerging markets in the Americas. Managing the integration of market analysis into actionable policy, the Deputy Director ensures that domestic companies possess the necessary insights for successful expansion. This leadership role involves driving initiatives that facilitate investment flows and strengthen regional trade ties. By collaborating with industry leaders, Elena Yang directly impacts the strategic direction of trade advocacy efforts. The Deputy Director monitors regulatory compliance to protect domestic interests against unfair trade practices. Through the implementation of targeted support mechanisms, the Deputy Director assists businesses in overcoming operational challenges within diverse sectors. This focus on the Americas enhances the bureau's ability to foster sustainable economic growth. By optimizing trade policy and market intelligence, the Deputy Director secures long-term stability for American industries, ensuring consistent growth and competitive success across the hemisphere.