President Biden appoints Mohamed Elsanousi to head Commission on International Religious Freedom

President Joe Biden has revealed his intent to appoint several distinguished individuals to crucial roles across various boards and commissions, emphasizing his commitment to diverse expertise and leadership.

Key Appointments Include

Jane Harman to the President’s Intelligence Advisory Board

Harman, a former nine-term Congresswoman and ranking member of the Intelligence Committee post-9/11, will bring her extensive experience to the board, which advises the President on the effectiveness and future planning of the Intelligence Community.

Arthur J. Gonzalez, Betty A. Rosa, and Luis Ubiñas to the Financial Oversight and Management Board for Puerto Rico

Gonzalez, with a background in complex bankruptcy cases including Enron and Chrysler, joins the board alongside Rosa, a renowned education leader, and Ubiñas, a former President of the Ford Foundation with a rich history in business and non-profit sectors.

Mohamed Elsanousi to the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom

Elsanousi, Executive Director of the Network for Religious and Traditional Peacemakers, is known for his work in promoting religious freedom and equitable vaccine distribution through the Faiths4Vaccines campaign.

Peter Joseph Marshall Bober to the Board of Visitors to the Coast Guard Academy

Bober, the former Mayor of Hollywood, Florida, will use his extensive experience in public service and legal expertise to review and recommend improvements for the Coast Guard Academy.

Judith Barnett and Sheldon Pang to the President’s Advisory Committee on the Arts

Barnett, a seasoned trade and legal expert, and Pang, a leader in international trade and finance, will contribute to the cultural and artistic vision of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.

These appointments reflect President Biden’s dedication to harnessing diverse and accomplished leaders to drive forward crucial national and international initiatives.