DBASSE Staff

Friday, May 24, 2013

Staff Directory

Executive Office

Robert Hauser, Executive Director, (202) 334-2300

Mary Ellen O'Connell, Deputy Executive Director, (202) 334-2607

Miron Straf, Deputy Executive Director, Special Projects, (202) 334-3097

Cristyl Watson, Executive Assistant, (202) 334-2300

Michael B. Clark, Program Associate, (202) 334-3048

Office of Finance and Administration

Ann G. Polvinale, Director, (202) 334-1509

Kathleen A. Saslaw, Assistant Director, Finance (202) 334-2246

Chrystyne Talley, Financial Officer, (202) 334-2147

Reports and Communications Office

Patricia Morison, Associate Executive Director, (202) 334-3401

Eugenia Grohman, Director for Reports, (202) 334-2794

Viola Horek, Manager, Program Operations, (202) 334-2091

Kirsten Sampson Snyder, Senior Report Review Officer, (202) 334-2460

Douglas Sprunger, Senior Communications Officer, (202) 334-1368

Yvonne Wise, Production Editor, (202) 334-1287

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