Department of Energy

Bio, via Houston Chronicle:

Texas state director for Trump campaign

Bio, via Cubic Corporation:

Keith Kellogg previously served as president of Abraxas, a wholly owned subsidiary of Cubic. Prior to that position, he served as senior vice president of ground combat programs for Cubic’s defense business unit, Cubic Defense Systems, where he developed global business with the U.S. Defense Department and international customers. Prior to joining Cubic, Kellogg served in several executive assignments at CACI International and Oracle after retiring from the U.S. Army as a lieutenant general. During his 32-year military career, he served as director of C4 systems at the Pentagon and as principal adviser to the Joint Chiefs of Staff on military command and control. Other assignments include assistant Army chief of staff for operations; commanding general for the 82nd Airborne Division; and chief of Army combat development within the Training and Doctrine Command at Fort Monroe, Va. Kellogg is a graduate of Santa Clara University and earned a Master’s degree from Kansas University.

Bio, via LinkedIn:

I am a proven executive. My executive positions in business and politics reflect that I have the abilities, intelligence, and integrity needed to lead at the highest level in the areas of marketing and accounting. My mentors in business, education, and politics have groomed me to be the prime candidate for executive leadership in leading corporations and organizations across the globe. My recommendations from State Senators, influential Judges, corporate executives, and political organizations validate my history of success. I earned a Bachelor’s in International Business from American International University. My education has given me foresight to domestic and global business as well as hindsight to mythologies that have worked for major corporations in the past. The mosaic of my education, managerial workplace experience, executive leadership in the community with political organizations, professional relationships and network, accompanied by my “can do” mindset set me apart from the average applicant.

Bio, via Metal Trades Department, AFL-CIO:

Douglas A. “Doug” Matheney is the Special Advisor to the Secretary of the Department of Energy, as a liaison assigned to the Office of Fossil Energy. A native of Southeast Ohio, Mr. Matheney worked in the coal industry from 1976 to 1993. After leaving the coal industry, he served as a consultant for the Ohio Coal Association and the National Mining Association, working on coal issues with various elected officials in Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky. He also handled coal and energy issues for Americans for Prosperity. In addition to his industry and consulting experience, Mr. Matheney also served as County Commissioner for Morgan County, Ohio from 1983 to 1991. In 2016, he joined the Trump presidential campaign, where he managed 11 counties in Southeast Ohio.

Bio, via Bloomberg:

Ms. Briana McClain has been Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer at Trinity Applied Strategies Corporation since 2008, where Ms. McClain joined in 2006. She provides her leadership and expertise to TAS-Corp’s business support functions. Ms. McClain served as Treasurer for TAS-Corp. She served as the Research Manager for TAS-Corp. She has a BA and MA from the George Mason University.

Bio, via Michigan Office of the Governor:

Mitchell has worked with Multi-Automatic Tool & Supply Co. for more than 14 years serving in sales and management positions. Mitchell earned an associate degree from Grand Rapids Community College and a bachelor’s degree from Spring Arbor University. She represents the general public and fills the vacancy created by Tawnya Marketti.

Bio, via LinkedIn:

As an accomplished Analyst working within the government and a conservative organization, I have over 10 years of hands-on experience working in offices that facilitate top-level communications and grassroots work. It has enabled me to develop careful organizational skills, become a better writer and editor, and in many ways, apply my creative flair. I am in search of meeting new people, finding ways to volunteer and be more active in my community, as well as professional opportunities where I can continue to expand as an editor and contribute to the creative process.