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Chris Van Hollen: today I wish to recognize and thank Donald Shriber for his more than 30 years of public service. In addition to being an…

On the recordAugust 22, 2018
today I wish to recognize and thank Donald Shriber for his more than 30 years of public service. In addition to being an outstanding public servant who has dedicated his career to government service, Donald is also a proud Marylander. At the end of the month, Donald will retire from the Federal Government after a distinguished career at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and in the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate. Donald began his career with the CDC as the head of the agency's Washington, DC, office and went on to lead policy and communications for CDC's important work in global health. Donald leaves a legacy of deep engagement in public health policy and a cadre of colleagues mentored to think creatively to solve complex public health challenges. Before starting at the CDC, Donald began his policy career on Capitol Hill, working in the House and Senate on healthcare and public health- related legislation. He served as a senior adviser to the legendary John Dingell, writing laws that continue to have a major impact on public health and healthcare today. During his tenure at CDC, Donald was awarded two prestigious Presidential Rank Awards for his leadership.…
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Chris Van Hollen
Democratic · Maryland
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Aug 22, 2018

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