Department of Commerce

Bio, via LinkedIn:

Cary is the Senior Advisor to the Undersecretary for International Trade at the Department of Commerce, holding an interim Secret security clearance. Cary works with great American businesses and workers to increase U.S. exports, protect vital industries and supply chains, and combat unfair trade by China. For two years prior, Cary served as Legislative Director and General Counsel for Congressman Dan Donovan, Chair of a House Homeland Security subcommittee. Cary has written legislation on international commerce which has passed the House of Representatives unanimously and which was featured as the top headline on The Drudge Report. He has written bills featured on CNN, Breitbart, and Zero Hedge and which were the world's top-searched Congressional legislation. Cary managed a four-person legislative team of attorneys and legislative assistants. Before Federal service, Cary was a litigator and trial attorney at Reed Smith, working on complex commercial litigation and cyber & data issues such as privacy policies, breach protocol, international data transfers, & E911. Cary represented Uber in legislation, regulation, intellectual property disputes, and anti-trust litigation. In addition to his legislative and commercial legal practice, Cary’s leadership efforts have included pro bono representation for abused kids and homeless families; Philadelphia Bar Association; President of the Friends of the Israel Defense Forces Young Leadership; membership in Global Philadelphia Association, which helped make Philadelphia the first World Heritage City in the US; and USA250 for the celebration for the 250th birthday of the United States. Cary served in the Senate as a Law Clerk for Senator Ron Johnson on the Committee on Homeland Security. Cary has been listed in Philadelphia Business Journal People on the Move, and he has published an article in the Technology Law Dispatch entitled “More Data Vulnerabilities, Cyber Breaches detected in Healthcare Exchanges.”

Bio, via LinkedIn:

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Bio, via Freedom Foundation:

David is Freedom Foundation’s Chief Litigation Counsel. His team fights every day in Washington, Oregon, and California courts to defend the fundamental rights of workers, advance open and accountable government, and force politicians and unions to obey the law. David received his J.D. from The George Washington University Law School, and a M.A. from Regent University, where he studied constitutional law and thought. While in law school, he studied constitutional history with U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas and served as Symposium Editor for the Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy. He has been published and interviewed by numerous outlets, including the Georgetown Journal of Law & Public Policy, The Federalist, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, National Review, and many others. He previously worked for a law firm, a federal judge, and the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee in Washington D.C. Except for the prevailing political climate, David thinks the Pacific Northwest is the greatest place in America. David, his gorgeous wife, and their two exceptional children love the outdoors, sports, and their great oaf of a hound, Oxford.

Bio, via Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars via Internet Archive:

Loretta Solon Greene is founder of the Washington, DC-based global consulting company Greene Strategy, specializing in international trade issues, national housing policy and governmental affairs. Her years of experience in the nation's capitol, spanning the White House, federal agencies, and congressional offices, give her unique political insights and capabilities. In another role, she serves as Senior Advisor to the Diplomatic Courier, the global affairs magazine that connects the diplomatic and policy leadership to the next generation of leaders in diplomacy and foreign policy.Prior to launching Greene Strategy, Ms. Greene served as the Director of International Trade Association Affairs for Commercial Service at the US Department of Commerce's International Trade Administration (ITA). Ms. Greene was the liaison to scores of trade industry groups concerned with critical export and free trade agreement issues. Before the Department of Commerce, Ms Greene served at the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Intergovernmental Affairs in the Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Relations. Her portfolio focused on issues of importance to Governors, Mayors and Housing Industry groups on behalf of the Secretary's Office. While at HUD, she served on the President's Task Force on Puerto Rico's Status. Earlier, Ms. Greene served at the US Agency for International Development in the department of Legislation and Public Affairs. She was also Public Liaison Officer for the Diplomatic Corp on the 2001 Presidential Inaugural Committee. Ms. Greene has a diverse background in public policy, politics and public relations. She has a passion for philanthropy and special events. Of special note is her service as the US Committee Co-Chair for The Queen's Golden Jubilee, "All the Queen's Horses Salute", held at Windsor Castle in May, 2002. She is a member of the Wilson Council, the private sector advisory group for the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars. Established by Congress in 1968, the Wilson Center is a nonpartisan institution engaged in the study of national and world affairs. Ms. Greene is a native of Dallas, Texas, where she was educated at Ursuline Academy. She is a graduate of Hollins University in Roanoke, Virginia. Her husband, Bill Greene, works on Capital Hill. They have three children, Julia, Tommy and Isabella.