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2015-0308-F [ ] Friday, September 09, 2016 FOIA Marker This is not a textual record. This FOIA Marker indicates that material has been removed during FOIA processing by George W. Bush Presidential Library staff. Presidential Personnel, White House Office of Bullock, Katja - Agency Files - Candidates Location or NARA Number: FRC ID: OA Number: Stack: Row: Sect.: Shelf: Pos.: Hollinger ID: W 13 17 5 2 5018 17953 7780 7881 Folder Title: Cruz, Heidi Nelson [Folder 2] Withdrawn/Redacted Material The George W. Bush Library DOCUMENT FORM SUBJECT/TITLE PAGES DATE RESTRICTION(S) NO. 001 Form PPO Non-Career Appointment Form 1 03/22/2001 P6/b6; 002 Resume Heidi Suzanne Nelson [page 1] 1 N.D. P6/b6; COLLECTION TITLE: Presidential Personnel, White House Office of SERIES: Bullock, Katja - Agency Files - Candidates FOLDER TITLE: Cruz, Heidi Nelson [Folder 2] FRC ID: 5018 RESTRICTION CODES Presidential Records Act - [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)] Freedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)] P1 National Security Classified Information [(a)(I) of the PRA] b(1) National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA] P2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRAJ b(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of P3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(a)(3) of the PRA] an agency [(b)(2) of the FOIA] P4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or b(3) Release would violate a Federal statute [(b)(3) of the FOIA] financial information [(a)(4) of the PRA] b(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial P5 Release would disclose confidential advise between the President information [(b)(4) of the FOIA] and his advisors, or between such advisors [a)(5) of the PRA] b(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of P6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIA] personal privacy [(a)(6) of the PRA] b(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement purposes [(b)(7) of the FOIA] PRM. Personal record misfile defined in accordance with 44 U.S.C. b(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of 2201(3). financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA] b(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information Deed of Gift Restrictions concerning wells [(b)(9) of the FOIA] A. Closed by Executive Order 13526 governing access to national Records Not Subject to FOIA security information. B. Closed by statute or by the agency which originated the document. Court Sealed - The document is withheld under a court seal and is not subject to C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed the Freedom of Information Act. of gift. 2015-0093-F Page 1 of 1 This document was prepared on Friday, September 09, 2016 2015-0308-F 2015-0311-F Preservation Copy USTR Cruz, 1 Heidi Neka 03/22/01 THU 10:04 FAX 0 002 THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON PPO Non-Career Appointment Form IN HOUSE USE ONLY TO: , ASSOC DIR, PPO DATE SENT: FROM: PHONE: DATE IN: CANDIDATE: Nelson, Heidi, S. (Last, First, Middle) POSITION TITLE: Special Assistant GRADE: GS-15 Office of the U.S. DEPT/AGENCY: Trade RepresentativSUPERVISOR: NEW: AMENDMENT: RE-ESTABLISHMENT: UPGRADE: AGENCY TRANSFER: CURRENT ADDRESS: 600 17th Street NW PHONE: (b)(6) CITY: Washignton, DC STATE: ZIP: 20508 RACE: C ETHNIC HERITAGE: European DOB: (b)(6) SEX: F SSAN: (b)(6) 2000 VOTING STATE: VOTING ADDRESS: (b)(6) CITY: (b)(6) COUNTY: Arlington PARTY AFFILLIATION: Republican IF YOU DID NOT VOTE IN 2000, PLEASE EXPLAIN: PLEASE INDICATE 2000 BUSH/CHENEY OR OTHER CAMPAIGN INVOLVEMENT: Full-time Policy Staff in Sustin POSITION/RESPONSIBILITY SUPERVISOR INCL PHONE NUMBER Economic Policy Josh Belten 6-6594 APPLICANT'S SIGNATURE: DRJU DATE: 3/23/01 A completed, political and personal resume with salary history, position description and OPM 1019/1652 form must be included for White House clearance to begin. 1. a (Month, Day. Year) Information on Schedule C 3/5/01 Position and Incumbent & Name of Employing Agency, Bureau and Other Executive Office of the President (Instructions for Use on Back) Office of the U.S. Trade Representative 1 Resson for Submitation New inthority Reustabilishment of authority Upgrade trans n Office of Personnel Management Doungrade trant # Room 6A12 1900 E Street, NW. Charp in the (dd) Washington, DC 20415-0001 Change h Immediate superviser Charge h organizational beatton Notes of entering B duty Nation of vicating position one (spectly): 'd a Position Time 5. OPM Approved 6. Occupation. Serial Grade or Position Number Salary and Duty Station Special Assistant to the U.S. Trade Representative USTR 0074 GS-301-15 Washington, DC 7a. Name of Nominee or incumbert Date Entered an Duty (Menah Day. Ye 2-7-01 Heidi Nelson TO Name of Former Incurrent Date Position Vecared (Month, Day. Year a Name and Complete Mailing Address of the Official D be informed of OPM's Action B. Title of Incumpents Supervisor U.S. Trade Representati Executive Office of the President Office of Administration Supervisor's Type of Pasition: Personal Management Division 3 PAS Room 4013, NEOB 725 17th St.. N.W. PA Washington, D.C. 20503 SES-Noncereer SES-(General)-Career Schedule C. Grade:CS-15 di 10 Position Description Certification (Officials Type of Appointment) 11. Questions may be Directed = I 1 I 1 X PAS PA BES-Noncereer Rochelle Gomes. 202-395 108 CERTIFICATION STATEMENT 1 certify the the traition Indicated above. to which I request has been made a the Office of Personnel Management to except the position from the competitive service because d b contidertial B policy-determing character MD not created relaty of primarily h order B detail the employee to the Who House MAR 6 2001 Signature of Agency/Depantment Headt Ambassador Rita Haves Date: FOR OPM USE ONLY Your request for B Schedule C exception, reestablishment or amendment is Approved. Your request for a Schedule C exception, reestablishment or amendment is Disapproved. Your notification of EDD/Vacancy is acknowledged and recorded. Signature Tips Effective DATE (Manth. Day. You!) 1. Agency Position No. POSITION DESCRIPTION (Please Read Instructions on the Back) 2. Maason for Submission 3. Service. 4, Employing Office Location 5. Duty Station 6. OPM Certification No. Redescription New Hdatrs, Field Washington, DC Washington; DOSE OF ADMIN Reastablishment 7. Fair Labor Standards ACI B, Financial, Statements Required MGith Subject 10 Is Action Other Executive Personal Employment and Explanation (Show any positions replaced) Exempt Nonexempt Yes No Financial Disclosure Amarical Internals 10, Position Status 11. Position is: 708 Sensitely 4 Ail 2 54 13. Competitive Level Code Non- 3-Cmail Competitive Supervisory Sensitive Sensitive Excepted (Specify In Remarks) Managerial 14. Agency Use 2--Nonertical -Special SES (Gen.) SES (CR) Neither Sensitive Servitive 15. Classilled/Grades by Official Title of Position Pav Plan Occupational Code Grade Imitials Date a. U.S. Office of Per- sonnel Management b. Department. Agency Special Assistant to the U.S. of Establishment Trade Representative GS 0301 15 C. Second Level Review o, First Level Review e. Recommended by Supervisor or Initialing Office 15, Organizational Title of Position (If different from official title) 17, Name of Employee (if recent, apacity) Nelson, Heidi 18. Department. agency. or Eximbilshment C. Third Subdivision Executive Office of the President a. First Subdivision d. Found Supelvision Office of the U.S. Trade Representative b, Second Subdivision D. Fifth Subdivision Signature of Employee (optional) 18. Employee Review-This 15 an accurate description of the major duties and responsibilites of my position. 20. Supervisory Certification. / certify that this 19 an accurate statement of knowledge that this information is to be used for statutory purposes relating the major dunes and responsibilities DI this position and its organizational to appointment and payment of public runds. and that false or misleading relationships. and that the position is necessary to carry out Government statements may constitute violations of such statutes or their implementing reg- funciions for which am responsible, This cortification is made with the ulations. A. Types Name and Title of Immediate Supervisor b. Typed Name and Title at Higher-Lawel Supervisor oF Manager (optional) Ambassador Robert Zoellick F.S. Trade Rapresentative Dare Signature Date 21. Classification/Job Grading Certification. / certify that this position 12/13/01 #as been Signature Green zz. Position Classification Standards Used in Classifying/Grading Position classified/greded as required By Title 5, U.S. Code. in conformance 6pm start dards published by the U.S. Office of Personnel Management or, it ne published standards apply directly. consestently with me must applicable published atandards. TYPE Name and Title of Official Taking Action Matilde P Shallenberger, Associate Director Intermation for Employees. The standards, and information on their application, for Human Resources Management are available in the personnel office. The classification of the position may be reviewed Signature Date and corrected by the agency or the U.S. Office of Personnel Management. Infor- mation on classification/job grading appeals, and complaints on exemption from FLSA, is available from the personnel office or the U.S. Office of Personnel Management. 23 POSITION Review Initials Date Initials Date Initials Date Initials Date Initials Date a Employee (optional) = Supervisor C. Classifier 24. Remarks A Confidential relationship of & schedule C nature is imperative since the incumbent will be performing duties requiring a working knowledge of the political, personal and management philosophies and views of the United States Trade Representative. 25. Description of Major Dulies and Responsibilities (See Anached) NSN 7540-00-634-6285 Previous Edition Usable 5008-108 OF'S (Ree 1-801 US. Office of Personal Management PPM Chapter 209 MAJOR DUTIES The incumbent serves as Special Assistant to the United SUPERVISOR States Trade Representative (USTR), tittle schedule who is Cabinet level with the title of Ambassador and an Executive Level I. Incumbent participates in the management of the USTR's program by assisting with the management of internal non-technical programs and administrative activities of the Office. The performance of 1 the assignments requires an extensive knowledge of the USTR's policies, views, and special language interests. added 1. Develops an effective operational relationship and ensures that policy development is coordinated with EOP offices, executive agencies, Congress, public Interest groups, and 888 state and local governments, as appropriate, and advises the USTR of te parties' concerns. attachnic 2. Incumbent is responsible for assisting the USTR with staff management and guidance. Recommends changes in office policy Coordinates and monitors projects planning and assignments within the office and advises the USTR on priorities. Follows up on projects to ensure conformity with directives and scheduling priorities. Incumbent attends staff meetings and reports on matters related to own area of responsibility and follows up on issues raised requiring further research Also offers useful suggestions where appropriate. 3. Incumbent acts as office focal point for receiving reviews of proposed policy regulations, or legislation dealing with or related to procurement proposed by others and coordinates staff input. 4. Incumbent responds to written and telephone inquiries for information relevant to programs being conducted within USTR and is constantly aware of who within the office is conducting and monitoring the proress of these programs. 5. Gathers information on organizations requesting the USTR as a speaker, and compiles materials relevant to the objectives of the office or the subject of the presentation. FACTOR 1. KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED BY THE POSITION 1 Thorough Knowledge of the names and positions of high officials in the White House, other parts of the Executive Office of the President, and Federal Government, and a high degree of skill in meeting and dealing with people at this high level. 2 Extensive knowledge of the activities of the Office of United States Trade Representative and its role in the Executive Office of the President. 3. Thorough knowledge of the staff assignments and responsibilities. both substantive and administrative, of USTR personnel. together with an intimate knowledge of the most appropriate and expedient points of contact on USTR matters. 4. Knowledge of the way in which the executive branch of the Government operates and familiarity with the organization and operations of the various Federal departments and agencies. 5. Discretion and tact in dealing in sensitive areas. The highest level of personal integrity and loyalty is required in view of the confidential relationship that must exist between the incumbent and the USTR. FACTOR 2. SUPERVISORY CONTROLS The supervisor sets overall objectives. The employee and supervisor, in consultation. develop the deadlines, projects, and work to be done. The employee has responsibility for planning. designing, and carrying out programs. projects, studies, or other work independently. Completed work is reviewed only from an overall standpoint in terms of feasibility, compatibility with other work, or effectiveness in meeting requirements or expected results. FACTOR G. GUIDELINES Written and unwritten procedural and general policy guidelines are available, but the application of the guidelines often leaves much to the judgement of the incumbent Incumbent must be knowledgeable about the status of proposed and pending legislation, and must keep acquainted with the substantive content and status of the work of the USTR. Incumbent obtains by personal investigation, or by consulting other officials, facts and judgements which will facilitate prompt and accurate decisions by the USTR FACTOR 4. COMPLEXITY Due to the nature of this position. the incumbent frequently finds the USTR confronted with office emergencies. frequent interruptions and changing needs, which must be able to handle effectively without guidance. The incumbent must be able to deal with pressure created by such emergencies and assist in shielding the USTR from becoming involved. FACTOR 5. SCOPE AND EFFECT Serving as a Special Assistant to the United States Trade Representative, who has Ambassadorial title and Cabinet rank (Executive Level 1). the incumbent participates in the management of USTR's programs by performing duties requiring both a good working knowledge of the organization and performing duties requiring both a good working knowledge of the organization and programs under the Ambassador's jurisdiction and an intimate knowledge of his policies. In addition, the incumbent must have a solid understanding of the Ambassador's views on current problems and issues. The incumbent will also be responsible for accepting or declining official social functions for the Trade Representative. FACTOR 6. PERSONAL CONTACTS b, Incumbent has extensive, frequent contacts, in person and by telephone with key officials in the Office of the USTR, White House personnel, Cabinet and Sub-Cabinet officials, Members of Congress and senior corporate executives. FACTOR 7. PURPOSE OF CONTACTS Contacts are made for fact finding and data gathering. Incumbent solicits views on USTR's policy proposals, and coordinates the efforts of the Office. FACTOR 8. PHYSICAL DEMANDS The work is sedentary. The incumbent must have sufficient stamina to work overtime and to work in a hectic atmosphere. FACTOR 9. WORK ENVIRONMENT The work is performed in an office or conference room setting. HEIDI SUZANNE NELSON (b)(6) [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> (b)(6) - cell; 202.622.0298 office Avg graduating Education 1998 2000 hARVARD business school BOSTON, ma Masters in Business Administration, June, 2000. Research Associate to faculty of international finance. Wrote and published valan case study on a U.S. multi-national and its global strategy as affected by U.S. foreign policy and economic 175-380k conditions abroad. Performed market research on economic factors impacting various asset classes; compared aggregate indicators to empirical data. Member of International Development Club, Finance Club, and Ibero-Americana Club. 1994 1995 universite libre de bruxelles, solvay school Brussels, Belgium Rotary International Ambassadorial Scholar. Master of Arts Degree, European Studies, Honors. Took courses on European Political and Financial Institutions; European Union policy towards Eastern Europe; European Internal Market; European Trade Policy towards external commercial community. 1990 1994 1992-1994 claremont mckenna college Claremont, Ca Bachelors of Arts in Economics and International Relations, magna cum laude, 1994. Phi Beta Kappa. Economics Faculty Honor for best senior thesis, "Optimal Currency Area: Exchange Rate Policies for Emerging Market Economies - Czech Republic. Hungary and Poland". Scholar at Lowe Institute of Political Economy. President of Claremont McKenna College Republicans. California Youth Delegate, 1992 Republican National Convention, Houston, TX. Experience Jun - Nov 2000 Nov-Dec 2000 Dec -Jan 2001 Bush-Cheney 2000 Policy Staff focused on economic policy Tax Policy Applied the President-elect's tax plan to American families who exemplified its merits. Performed quantitative analysis, drafted memos to the President-elect, answered press questions about the plan and its practical implications. Drafted side-by- side analysis of President-elect's and Gore's tax plans; drafted the tax policy one-pager for the Bush- Cheney website. Wrote talking points and performed quantitative analysis for media surrogates. Helped draft debate responses to tax policy questions for the presidential debates. General Policy Developed outline of pension policy for the campaign: conducted calls with Capitol Hill, drafted questionnaire for pension interest group. prepared memo to President-elect on pending legislation. Helped write W. Stands for Women book. produced for the President-elect's campaign outreach to women. Incorporated Social Security, Tax. Education, Family, and Healthcare policy issues. Drafted (as part of a team) Renewing America's Purpose. Helped negotiate Republican Party Platform on Government Reform, Republican Convention, 2000. FLORIDA RECOUNT TEAM Policy Staff- assisted Political operation Helped design and implement the quantitative strategy during the recount in Miami-Dade County; helped tally ballot counts on spreadsheets; developed model to perform summary statistics on voting data. Bush-Cheney TRANSITION Department of Treasury Coordinator Drafted questions for meetings with incumbent Treasury officials; participated in interviews; set up and participated in conference calls with Chief Economists at the major private sector banks; helped draft final briefing document for the incoming Treasury Secretary (focusing on 114,225 International Affairs). Jan 2001 Treasum Summer 1999 bancboston robertson stephens & Co. san francisco, ca Corporate Finance 200k Senior Associate, eCommerce Services Group Helped develop IPO valuation models, positioned strategy and risks for investors, participated in financial and management due diligence, helped client prepare for and participated in roadshow presentation. Apr - Sept 1998 United States Senate washington. Dc Assistant Economic Advisor to Senator Ashcroft Helped research, design, and negotiate economic policy. Recommended changes in marginal tax rates, national debt paydown schedule, budget surplus. and government spending. Quantified recommendations to determine what was economically feasible yet politically saleable. Conducted focus meetings with other Senators and lobbyists to develop consensus on the plan. 1995 1998 j.p. morgan and co., inc. new york, ny Investment Banking, Associate Developed valuation analyses, performed due diligence, prepared offering memoranda, and analyzed strategic issues for companies in various industries. Latin America Mergers and Acquisitions Venezuelan consumer products advisory: advised on expansion strategy in Latin America. Mexican privatization: advised Mexican government on privatization strategy for state-owned petrochemical plants. Advisory for US multinational: built model of stock merger, advised on international strategy. Cross-Border Structured Finance Argentine forward asset sale: led the execution of a $400m forward sale of oil for largest company in Argentina, participated in negotiations to obtain a rating on the bonds. Brazilian forward asset sale: wrote sell book to investors. helped build cashflow model for $200m. South African private placement: sold $400m of privately placed debt to institutional investors. Summer 1992 United States house of representatives washington, Dc House Republican Conference, Conference Chair, Rep. Jerry Lewis, Intern. Assisted in planning weekly House Republican meeting agenda. Aided in dissemination of weekly news from House leadership to all Republican members. Publications and Activities Published chapter in "Exchange Rate Policies for Emerging Market Economies,' Westview Press, 1999. Published American International Group, Harvard Business School case for Capital Markets course. President of NYC Claremont McKenna (CMC) Alumni Chapter, 1995- 1998. CMC Alumni Chair for five-year reunion, 1999. Tutor at East Harlem Tutorial, NYC, 1995-1997. Conversant in Spanish, French. Completed Paris Marathon.