Check out this
commentary from
The Hill respecting various Senate Republicans' confirmation
holds on 5 nominees for key international trade posts within the U.S. government. Among those held is our colleague at right,
Miriam Sapiro, whom President Barack Obama
nominated in April to become the
Deputy U.S. Trade Representative. Miriam's the head of Summit Strategies International consulting firm, a former State Department and National Security Council lawyer, and a recent Vice President of the American Society of International Law.
Pleased to relay the news that before it went home for the holidays the U.S. Senate confirmed the nomination of Miriam Sapiro (right), recently a Vice President of the American Society of International Law, as Deputy U.S. Trade Representative. The move came after a months-long delay, on which we posted a while back.
Check out this commentary from The Hill respecting various Senate Republicans' confirmation holds on 5 nominees for key international trade posts within the U.S. government. Among those held is our colleague at right, Miriam Sapiro, whom President Barack Obama nominated in April to become the Deputy U.S. Trade Representative. Miriam's the head of Summit Strategies International consulting firm, a former State Department and National Security Council lawyer, and a recent Vice President of the American Society of International Law.
