Department of State appointments by Joe Biden

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Appointments
See also: United States Ambassadors appointed by Joe Biden
Office Nominee Assumed office Left office

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Secretary of State
Antony Blinken[1]		 January 26, 2021
(Confirmed January 26, 2021, 78–22)[2]		 —

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Deputy Secretary of State

Wendy Sherman

 Announced January 16, 2021 —

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Deputy Secretary of State for Management and Resources
Brian P. McKeon		 Announced January 16, 2021 —

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Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs

Victoria Nuland

 Announced January 16, 2021 —

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Director General of the Foreign Service

 TBA — —

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Legal Adviser of the Department of State

 TBA — —

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Chief Financial Advisor

 TBA — —

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Under Secretary of State
(Economic Growth, Energy, and the Environment)

 TBA — —

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Under Secretary of State
(Management)

 TBA — —

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Under Secretary of State
(Political Affairs)

 TBA — —

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Under Secretary of State
(Public Diplomacy)

 TBA — —

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Assistant Secretary of State
(African Affairs)

 TBA — —

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Assistant Secretary of State (Arms Control, Verification, and Compliance)

 TBA — —

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Assistant Secretary of State
(Conflict and Stabilization Operations)

 TBA — —

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Assistant Secretary of State
(Consular Affairs)

 TBA — —

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Assistant Secretary of State
(Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor)

 TBA — —

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Assistant Secretary of State
(Diplomatic Security)

 TBA — —

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Assistant Secretary of State
(East Asian and Pacific Affairs)

 TBA — —

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Assistant Secretary of State
(Economic and Business Affairs)

 TBA — —

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Assistant Secretary of State
(Educational and Cultural Affairs)

 TBA — —

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Assistant Secretary of State
(Energy Resources)

 TBA — —

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Assistant Secretary of State (European and Euroasian Affairs)

 TBA — —

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Assistant Secretary of State
(Intelligence and Research)

 TBA — —

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Assistant Secretary of State
(International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs)

 TBA — —

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Assistant Secretary of State
(International Organization Affairs)

 TBA — —

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Assistant Secretary of State
(International Security and Nonproliferation)

 TBA — —

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Assistant Secretary of State
(Legislative Affairs)

 TBA — —

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Assistant Secretary of State
(Near Eastern Affairs)

 TBA — —

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Assistant Secretary of State
(Oceans and International, Environmental and Scientific Affairs)

 TBA — —

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Assistant Secretary of State
(Political-Military Affairs)

 TBA — —

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Assistant Secretary of State
(Population, Refugees, and Migration)

 TBA — —

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Assistant Secretary of State
(South Asian Affairs)

 TBA — —

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Assistant Secretary of State
(Western Hemisphere affairs)

 TBA — —

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Chief of Protocol

 TBA — —

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Assistant Secretary of State
(Administration)

 TBA — —

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Assistant Secretary of State
(Public Affairs)

 TBA — —

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Coordinator for Counterterrorism

 TBA — —

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Coordinator for Threat Reduction Programs

 TBA — —

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Inspector General of the Department of State

 TBA — —

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Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security Affairs

Bonnie Jenkins

 Announced January 16, 2021 —

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Under Secretary of State for Civilian Security, Democracy and Human Rights

Uzra Zeya

 Announced January 16, 2021 —

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Ambassador to the United Nations
Linda Thomas-Greenfield[1]		 Announced November 23, 2020 —

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Deputy Ambassador to the United Nations

 Jeffrey Prescott[3] Announced January 16, 2021 —

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Counselor of the Department of State
Derek Chollet[3]		 January 20, 2021 —

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Director of Policy Planning

 Salman Ahmed[3] January 20, 2021 —

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Chief of Staff to the Secretary of State

 Suzy George[3] January 20, 2021 —

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Spokesperson for the Department of State
Ned Price[3]		 January 20, 2021 —

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Deputy Spokesperson for the Department of State

 Jalina Porter[3] January 20, 2021 —
Office of Foreign Missions

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Director of the Office of Foreign Missions

 TBA — —

Notes

    References
    1. "Nominees and Appointees". Biden-Harris Transition. Retrieved 2020-11-23.
    2. CNN, Jennifer Hansler. "Senate confirms Antony Blinken as Biden's secretary of state". CNN. Retrieved 2021-01-26.
    3. "Biden fills out State Department team with Obama veterans". Associated Press. January 17, 2021. Retrieved January 18, 2021.
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