Monica Crowley has been successfully confirmed by the Senate as assistant secretary of state and chief of protocol, a role she will serve with the rank of ambassador.
Crowley’s new role paves the way for her to represent the United States in significant upcoming global events, shaping America’s international presence, Fox News reported.
Her expansive career spans a broad spectrum of public service and media involvement.
She has distinguished herself as a conservative author, a known media personality, and a former official at the Treasury Department.
Her previous government service includes a notable position during President Donald Trump’s first term, further cementing her reputation in political circles.
Before her confirmation, Crowley was recognized by the Treasury Department with the Alexander Hamilton Award, underscoring her contributions and expertise in her previous roles.
Academically, she is well-grounded with a doctorate in international relations from Columbia University, a qualification that enhances her credentials in diplomacy and global affairs.
Crowley’s professional journey began with her service as a research assistant to former President Richard Nixon after his presidency.
Her intimate insights into Nixon’s post-presidential years were captured in her book, “Nixon Off the Record,” providing a unique perspective on her early career.
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