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    Scott Goldstein

    Deputy Assistant Secretary for Transportation Policy at U.S. Department of Transportation

    Scott Goldstein is the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Transportation Policy at the U.S. Department of Transportation.14 He has extensive experience in transportation policy and advocacy, bringing a wealth of knowledge to his current role.

    Professional Background

    Prior to his current position, Goldstein served as the Policy Director for Transportation For America, where he focused on developing and advocating for transportation policies.2 His career in transportation policy also includes working as the Congressional Relations Officer for the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA).2

    Political Experience

    Goldstein has significant experience in the political sphere. He previously served as the Legislative Director for Congressman Henry "Hank" Johnson from Georgia, where he managed the legislative team and focused on various policy areas including transportation, health, foreign affairs, and energy.2 He also worked in Congressman David Scott's office, handling scheduling and constituent relations.2

    Education

    Scott Goldstein holds a bachelor's degree in Political Science from Emory University and a Master's in Public Management from Johns Hopkins University.23

    Current Role

    As the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Transportation Policy, Goldstein is part of the leadership team in the Office of the Under Secretary for Policy at the Department of Transportation.1 In this role, he contributes to the development and implementation of transportation policies, working towards the department's strategic goals which include safety, equity, sustainability, and economic strength.15

    Personal

    Scott Goldstein resides in the H Street NE neighborhood of Washington, DC with his wife and daughter.2

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