|
|
| Line 1: |
Line 1: |
|
{{Infobox officeholder |
|
{{Infobox officeholder |
|
| name = Jeremy M. Bernard |
|
| name = Jeremy M. Bernard |
|
|image=Jeremy Bernard.jpg |
|
| image = Jeremy Bernard.jpg |
|
|caption=Jeremy Bernard at the [[LBJ Presidential Library]] in 2018. |
|
| caption = Jeremy Bernard at the [[LBJ Presidential Library]] in 2018. |
|
| office = 29th [[White House Social Secretary]] |
|
| office = 29th [[White House Social Secretary]] |
|
| president = [[Barack Obama]] |
|
| president = [[Barack Obama]] |
| Line 10: |
Line 10: |
|
| deputy = [[Deesha Dyer]] |
|
| deputy = [[Deesha Dyer]] |
|
| successor = [[Deesha Dyer]] |
|
| successor = [[Deesha Dyer]] |
|
| party = [[Democratic Party (United States)|Democratic Party]] |
|
| party = [[Democratic Party (United States)|Democratic]] |
|
| birth_date = {{birth date and age|1961|11|4}} |
|
| birth_date = {{birth date and age|1961|11|4}} |
|
| birth_place = [[San Antonio]], [[Texas]], United States |
|
| birth_place = [[San Antonio]], [[Texas]], United States |
Jeremy Mill Bernard (born November 4, 1961)[1][2] served as the White House social secretary. Bernard was appointed to the position by President Barack Obama on February 25, 2011. He was the first male, as well as the first openly gay individual, to serve as the White House social secretary.[3][4]
Early life
Bernard was born to Herschel and Loretta (Utterback) Bernard and raised in San Antonio, Texas, where he attended TMI — The Episcopal School of Texas.[5] His father was a fundraiser for Robert Kennedy and Ted Kennedy.[5] Bernard attended Hunter College in New York City, but did not graduate.[6]
Career
Bernard is a prominent Democratic fundraiser and gay rights advocate who served for eight years on the Democratic National Committee. He worked in the Obama administration in Washington as the White House liaison to the National Endowment for the Humanities and later, in Paris, as senior adviser and chief of staff to the United States ambassador to France.
Works
References
- ^ Texas Birth Index, 1903-1997 (Provo, UT: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.), 2005.
- ^ U.S. Public Records Index, Vol 2 (Provo, UT: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.), 2010.
- ^ Dunham, Richard S. (February 25, 2011). "Texan makes history as Obama social secretary". Houston Chronicle. Retrieved February 26, 2011.
- ^ Henderson, Nia-Malika; Bacon, Perry, Jr. (February 25, 2011). "Obama makes history with social secretary pick". The Washington Post. Retrieved February 26, 2011.
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
- ^ a b McDonald, Patrick Range (January 30, 2008). "Obama's Gay Gold Mine". LA Weekly. Retrieved February 26, 2011.
- ^ Bernstein, Jacob (February 26, 2011). "Jeremy Bernard: Washington's New Power Broker". The Daily Beast. Retrieved February 26, 2011.
- ^ Baker, Peter (2018-06-24). "Postcards from another era: Obama team memoirs flood the market". The Sydney Morning Herald. Retrieved 2018-07-14.
- ^ "Ex-White House staffers reveal Bush and Obama's best jokes". New York Post. 2018-01-06. Retrieved 2018-07-14.
- ^ "Former White House social secretaries discuss 'Treating People Well' | WTOP". WTOP. 2018-01-12. Retrieved 2018-07-14.
|
|---|
|
|
|---|
| Office | Name | Term | Office | Name | Term | | White House Chief of Staff | Rahm Emanuel | 2009–10 | National Security Advisor | James L. Jones | 2009–10 | | Pete Rouse | 2010–11 | | Thomas E. Donilon | 2010–13 | | William M. Daley | 2011–12 | | Susan Rice | 2013–17 | | Jack Lew | 2012–13 | Deputy National Security Advisor | Thomas E. Donilon | 2009–10 | | Denis McDonough | 2013–17 | | Denis McDonough | 2010–13 | | White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy | Mona Sutphen | 2009–11 | | Antony Blinken | 2013–14 | | Nancy-Ann DeParle | 2011–13 | | Avril Haines | 2015–17 | | Rob Nabors | 2013–15 | Dep. National Security Advisor, Homeland Security | John O. Brennan | 2009–13 | | White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations | Jim Messina | 2009–11 | | Lisa Monaco | 2013–17 | | Alyssa Mastromonaco | 2011–14 | Dep. National Security Advisor, Iraq and Afghanistan | Douglas Lute† | 2009–13 | | Anita Decker Breckenridge | 2014–17 | Dep. National Security Advisor, Strategic Comm. | Ben Rhodes | 2009–17 | | White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Planning | Mark B. Childress | 2012–14 | Dep. National Security Advisor, Chief of Staff | Mark Lippert | 2009 | | Kristie Canegallo | 2014–17 | | Denis McDonough | 2009–10 | | Counselor to the President | Pete Rouse | 2011–13 | | Brooke D. Anderson | 2011–12 | | John Podesta | 2014–15 | White House Communications Director | Ellen Moran | 2009 | | Senior Advisor to the President | David Axelrod | 2009–11 | | Anita Dunn | 2009 | | David Plouffe | 2011–13 | | Daniel Pfeiffer | 2009–13 | | Daniel Pfeiffer | 2013–15 | | Jennifer Palmieri | 2013–15 | | Shailagh Murray | 2015–17 | | Jen Psaki | 2015–17 | | Senior Advisor to the President | Pete Rouse | 2009–10 | Deputy White House Communications Director | Jen Psaki | 2009–11 | | Brian Deese | 2015–17 | | Jennifer Palmieri | 2011–14 | | Senior Advisor to the President and | Valerie Jarrett | 2009–17 | | Amy Brundage | 2014–16 | | Assistant to the President for | | | | Liz Allen | 2016–17 | | Public Engagement and Intergovernmental Affairs | | | White House Press Secretary | Robert Gibbs | 2009–11 | | Director, Public Engagement | Tina Tchen | 2009–11 | | Jay Carney | 2011–13 | | Jon Carson | 2011–13 | | Josh Earnest | 2013–17 | | Paulette L. Aniskoff | 2013–17 | Deputy Press Secretary | Bill Burton | 2009–11 | | Director, Intergovernmental Affairs | Cecilia Muñoz | 2009–12 | | Josh Earnest | 2011–13 | | David Agnew | 2012–14 | | Eric Schultz | 2014–17 | | Jerry Abramson | 2014–17 | Director of Special Projects | Stephanie Cutter | 2010–11 | | Director, National Economic Council | Lawrence Summers | 2009–10 | Director, Speechwriting | Jon Favreau | 2009–13 | | Gene Sperling | 2011–14 | | Cody Keenan | 2013–17 | | Jeff Zients | 2014–17 | Director, Digital Strategy | Macon Phillips | 2009–13 | | Chair, Council of Economic Advisers | Christina Romer | 2009–10 | Chief Digital Officer | Jason Goldman | 2015–17 | | Austan Goolsbee | 2010–13 | Director, Legislative Affairs | Phil Schiliro | 2009–11 | | Jason Furman | 2013–17 | | Rob Nabors | 2011–13 | | Chair, Economic Recovery Advisory Board | Paul Volcker | 2009–11 | | Katie Beirne Fallon | 2013–16 | | Chair, Council on Jobs and Competitiveness | Jeff Immelt | 2011–13 | | Miguel Rodriguez | 2016 | | Director, Domestic Policy Council | Melody Barnes | 2009–12 | | Amy Rosenbaum | 2016–17 | | Cecilia Muñoz | 2012–17 | Director, Political Affairs | Patrick Gaspard | 2009–11 | | Director, Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships | Joshua DuBois | 2009–13 | | David Simas | 2011–16 | | Melissa Rogers | 2013–17 | Director, Presidential Personnel | Nancy Hogan | 2009–13 | | Director, Office of Health Reform | Nancy-Ann DeParle | 2009–11 | | Johnathan D. McBride | 2013–14 | | Director, Office of National AIDS Policy | Jeffrey Crowley | 2009–11 | | Valerie E. Green | 2014–15 | | Grant N. Colfax | 2011–13 | | Rodin A. Mehrbani | 2016–17 | | Douglas M. Brooks | 2013–17 | White House Staff Secretary | Lisa Brown | 2009–11 | | Director, Office of Urban Affairs | Adolfo Carrión Jr. | 2009–10 | | Rajesh De | 2011–12 | | Racquel S. Russell | 2010–14 | | Douglas Kramer | 2012–13 | | Roy Austin Jr. | 2014–17 | | Joani Walsh | 2014–17 | | Director, Office of Energy and Climate Change Policy | Carol Browner | 2009–11 | Director, Management and Administration | Bradley J. Kiley | 2009–11 | | White House Counsel | Greg Craig | 2009–10 | | Katy A. Kale | 2011–15 | | Bob Bauer | 2010–11 | | Maju Varghese | 2015–17 | | Kathryn Ruemmler | 2011–14 | Director, Scheduling and Advance | Alyssa Mastromonaco | 2009–11 | | Neil Eggleston | 2014–17 | | Danielle Crutchfield | 2011–14 | | White House Cabinet Secretary | Chris Lu | 2009–13 | | Chase Cushman | 2014–17 | | Danielle C. Gray | 2013–14 | Director, White House Information Technology | David Recordon | 2015–17 | | Broderick D. Johnson | 2014–17 | Director, Office of Administration | Cameron Moody | 2009–11 | | Personal Aide to the President | Reggie Love | 2009–11 | | Beth Jones | 2011–15 | | Brian Mosteller | 2011–12 | | Cathy Solomon | 2015–17 | | Marvin D. Nicholson | 2012–17 | Director, Office of Science and Technology Policy | John Holdren | 2009–17 | | Director, Oval Office Operations | Brian Mosteller | 2012–17 | Chief Technology Officer | Aneesh Chopra | 2009–12 | | Personal Secretary to the President | Katie Johnson | 2009–11 | | Todd Park | 2012–14 | | Anita Decker Breckenridge | 2011–14 | | Megan Smith | 2014–17 | | Ferial Govashiri | 2014–17 | Director, Office of Management and Budget | Peter R. Orszag | 2009–10 | | Chief of Staff to the First Lady | Jackie Norris | 2009 | | Jack Lew | 2010–12 | | Susan Sher | 2009–11 | | Jeff Zients | 2012–13 | | Tina Tchen | 2011–17 | | Sylvia Mathews Burwell | 2013–14 | | White House Social Secretary | Desirée Rogers | 2009–10 | | Brian Deese | 2014 | | Julianna Smoot | 2010–11 | | Shaun Donovan | 2014–17 | | Jeremy Bernard | 2011–15 | Chief Information Officer | Vivek Kundra | 2009–11 | | Deesha Dyer | 2015–17 | | Steven VanRoekel | 2011–14 | | Chief of Staff to the Vice President | Ron Klain | 2009–11 | | Tony Scott | 2015–17 | | Bruce Reed | 2011–13 | United States Trade Representative | Ron Kirk | 2009–13 | | Steve Ricchetti | 2013–17 | | Michael Froman | 2013–17 | | White House Chief Usher | Stephen W. Rochon† | 2009–11 | Director, Office of National Drug Control Policy | Gil Kerlikowske | 2009–14 | | Angella Reid | 2011–17 | | Michael Botticelli | 2014–17 | | Director, White House Military Office | George Mulligan | 2009–13 | Chair, Council on Environmental Quality | Nancy Sutley | 2009–14 | | Emmett Beliveau | 2013–15 | | Michael Boots | 2014–15 | | Dabney Kern | 2016–17 | | Christy Goldfuss | 2015–17 |
| |
|
|
|---|
| Position | Appointee | | Chief of Staff to the Vice President | Steve Ricchetti | | Counsel to the Vice President | Cynthia Hogan | | Counselor to the Vice President | Mike Donilon | | Assistant to the Vice President for Intergovernmental Affairs and Public Liaison | Evan Ryan | | Assistant to the Vice President and Director of Communications | Shailagh Murray | | Deputy Chief of Staff to the Vice President | Shailagh Murray | | Deputy National Security Adviser to the Vice President | Brian P. McKeon | | Residence Manager and Social Secretary for the Vice President and Second Lady | Carlos Elizondo | | National Security Adviser to the Vice President | Colin Kahl |
| |
| |
|
