FCC chairman, then transition lead for the money agencies
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Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission under President Clinton, and in late 2008 the Obama transition lead for the financial regulatory agencies — Treasury, the SEC, the FDIC and others.
He convened the December 2008 meeting at which Jonathan Hare presented on regulatory infrastructure.
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Regulatory Infrastructure for the 21st Century — presented while the meltdown was still happening
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