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Expert on government relations and strategic positioning, having worked with firms ranging from the Fortune 100 to small, private-equity-held enterprises. Able to advance corporate objectives where public policy and private sector interests intersect: public affairs strategy and content delivery, crisis and persuasive communications, regulated industries, sensitive or classified activities, government affairs, international relations and partnerships, and industries where governments are leading customers or key constituents. From 2013 to 2018, Vice President for Strategic Development and Washington Operations for Janus Global Operations, a worldwide stability operations firm. Since 2012, Member of the UN’s International Narcotics Control Board (INCB); currently Board Vice President chairing its standing committee on estimates. Former Ambassador and Assistant Secretary of State responsible for multi-billion dollar programs. Significant policy leadership, Congressional relations, public affairs planning and crisis communications experience; extensive on-the-record, on-air, and on-camera experience with White House, State Department and London press corps.
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Vice PresidentJanus Global Operations Llc 2011 - 2016 -
Senior AdvisorCsis 2011 - 2013
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Assistant Secretary Of StateU.S. Department Of State Oct 2007 - Jan 2011Nominated by the President of the United States, and confirmed by the United States Senate, to serve as Assistant Secretary of State for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs. Conceived, secured appropriated funding for, and executed U.S. programs to counter narcotics trafficking and develop criminal justice systems abroad, leading more than 7,000 people worldwide. Per annum funds under management exceeded four billion U.S. dollars.Managed extensive programs in Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Mexico, and Colombia as well as programs throughout Latin America, the Middle East, Eastern Europe, and Africa to assist our partners.Negotiated with senior U.S. and foreign government leaders; executive and legislative. Conceived and managed media programs to re-brand U.S. policy initiatives with new media focus, and strategically enhance or defer attention.
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Senior Foreign Service OfficerU.S. Department Of State Oct 1997 - Jan 2011Prior to above, worked on the NATO desk, served as Country Officer for Switzerland, Austria, and Berlin, Economic Officer at the United States Embassy in East Berlin, Watch Officer in the Department’s Operations Center, and Vice Consul in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico.Before entering the Foreign Service, worked for 18 months for the Comptroller of the Currency, U.S. Treasury where he was a specialist bank examiner focusing on banks' portfolio investments, municipal bond accounts, trust departments, and internal controls.
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United States Afghan CoordinatorU.S. Department Of State Apr 2003 - Jul 2004Senior United States Government official responsible for policy conception and implementation, resource allocation, and coordinating efforts by all U.S. Government agencies in Afghanistan. Chaired inter-agency policy group, presented recommendations directly to President and Cabinet. -
Deputy Chief Of Mission, And Charge 'D Affaires A.I.U.S. Embassy London Aug 2003 - Aug 2007Chief Operating Officer at America’s flagship embassy; managed relations with our most important ally. Led staff of 1,000 composed of 40 different operating units, including virtually every agency that operates abroad.From late 2003 until mid 2005, served as senior American diplomat in London, in the absence of an Ambassador.Chief American spokesman in London; led U.S. response to London bombings in July 2005 working with UK and U.S. television and radio to explain American policy.Worked directly with UK and U.S. government and corporate leaders, to share information, advance policy goals and ensure economic, political, and business interests advanced, and public-private partnerships flourished and were sustained.
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U.S. AmbassadorOrganization For Security And Co-Operation In Europe (Osce) Jan 1998 - Dec 2001Led U.S. efforts at this 56-state multilateral organization, encompassing all of North America, Europe, and Eurasia. Responsible for 1000+ deployed Americans in the Balkans, the Caucasus, and Central Asia.Led design and implementation of 1500+ member mission deployed to Balkans. Conceived and opened offices throughout Central Asia.Led U.S. negotiations on political declaration and treaty amendments at Istanbul summit, three ministerial meetings, and weekly negotiations. -
Special Assistant To President Clinton For National Security AffairsWhite House Aug 1995 - Nov 1997* Senior Director of the National Security Council for Public Affairs and White House Spokesman for Foreign Affairs.Chief Foreign Policy Spokesman for President Clinton, accompanying him on all foreign visits and at all White House meetings with foreign leaders. Shaped foreign policy issues for White house press corps.Chief issues faced were Dayton Accords and Balkans military deployments, Korean nuclear issues, Asian economic relations and crisis, NATO expansion, and allegations concerning foreign campaign contributions.
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Deputy Spokesman And Director, Press OfficeU.S. Department Of State Aug 1993 - Aug 1995Managed the State Department’s relations with its press corps, supervising a staff of 50 public affairs professionals. Advised the Secretary of State on press presentation, management, and access. Responsible for planning and executing major public affairs activities, including international conferences. Took the office into the digital age, establishing the Department’s first press interface website and email distribution system.
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U.S. Consul GeneralU.S. Consulate General, Vancouver, Canada Jul 1990 - Jul 1993Senior American official on Canada’s west coast. Led staff of 50 employees from multiple agencies on cross border, trade, and security matters.On-air, on-camera spokesman. Managed public affairs and business relations aspects of $20 billion softwood lumber trade dispute. Partnered with corporate CEO’s of Canada’s products and energy sectors on the west coast.Frequent dispute settlement negotiator on border relations issues, including trade, fisheries, customs, and immigration.
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Deputy Director, Operations CenterU.S. Department Of State Jun 1987 - Aug 1989Managed day-to-day operations of one of the government’s most sensitive national security and crisis response nerve-centers. Recruited, managed and led teams responsible for U.S. foreign relations and crisis management around-the-clock.Supervised and completed systems coordination that brought all of the Department’s 24-hour operations into a secure and resilient facility linked with other classified centers to ensure continuity of government operations.
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National Defence College Of CanadaInternational Security And National Defense
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What is Amb. David T. Johnson's role at the current company?
Amb. David T. Johnson's current role is Consultant, Vice President of the International Narcotics Control Board and Chair of Its Standing Committee on Estimates.
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What schools did Amb. David T. Johnson attend?
Amb. David T. Johnson attended Emory University, National Defence College Of Canada.
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