If approved by the Senate, Bryson will replace outgoing Gary Locke, who is preparing to take his new post of U.S. ambassador to China. Obama said that Bryson will continue the Department's mission to improve American competitiveness, strengthen the international economic situation of nations and facilitate global trade by opening new markets for U.S. goods and services.
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Obama To Appoint A New Commerce Secretary
The U.S. President, Barack Obama, has appointed experienced entrepreneur, John Bryson, as the next Secretary of Commerce. Is the latest effort to improve the trade competitiveness of U.S. exports acceleration and job creation.
If approved by the Senate, Bryson will replace outgoing Gary Locke, who is preparing to take his new post of U.S. ambassador to China. Obama said that Bryson will continue the Department's mission to improve American competitiveness, strengthen the international economic situation of nations and facilitate global trade by opening new markets for U.S. goods and services.
If approved by the Senate, Bryson will replace outgoing Gary Locke, who is preparing to take his new post of U.S. ambassador to China. Obama said that Bryson will continue the Department's mission to improve American competitiveness, strengthen the international economic situation of nations and facilitate global trade by opening new markets for U.S. goods and services.
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