Seattle Federal Executive Board
History of Seattle Federal Executive Board
Established in 1961, the Seattle Federal Executive Board (SFEB) is comprised of Federal agencies in the greater Puget Sound area. It is headed by a Chair and Vice Chair, each elected annually. A Policy Committee constitutes the remainder of the decision making entities of the Board. The remaining two aspects of the Board are its General Membership which encompass approximately 147 Federal agencies and 12 Committees.
| Chair of the Seattle Federal Executive Board | George Northcroft, Regional Administrator -- General Services Administration | Interim Vice-Chair of the Seattle Federal Executive Board | Ken Murphy, Regional Director -- Federal Emergency Management Agemcy | Executive Leadership Council Members FY2011 | Jenny Durkan -- U.S. Attorney | Ralph Lee -- U.S. Census Bureau | RADM Gary T. Blore -- U.S. Coast Guard | David Sheppard -- Department of Commerce - OIG | Dennis McLerran -- Environmental Protection Agency | Kathryn Vernon -- Federal Aviation Administration | Stephen Jue -- Government Accountability Office | Susan Johnson -- Department of Health & Human Services | Mary McBride -- Housing and Urban Development | Carla Keller -- Internal Revenue Service | Vacant -- Department of Labor | Candace Lein-Hayes -- National Archives and Records Administration | Dan Strandy -- National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration | S. Teresa Bobotek -- Passport Agency |
| Alice Fong -- Office of Personnel Management | Calvin Goings -- Small Business Administration | Stanley Friendship -- Social Security Administration | Col. Anthony Wright -- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers | David Elizalde -- VA - Puget Sound Health Care | Patrick Priebe -- VA - Veterans Benefits Administration |