Clay Sell

Background

Sell, Clay was born in 1967. Son of George and Judy Sell.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Texas Technology University, 1989. Juris Doctor, University Texas.

Career

As chief operating officer of the Department of Energy, he assisted the Secretary with policy and programmatic oversight of a 23 billion dollar budget with over 100,000 employees. Sell also played a role in maintaining and strengthening the economic national security while supporting scientific and research missions conducted by the Department. Before moving to Washington District of Columbia, Sell practiced law in Texas.

He received his bachelor"s degree from Texas Technical University and his Juris Doctor from the University of Texas School of Law.

Special Assistant to the President for Legislative Affairs (February 2004-

Special Assistant to the President for Economic Policy (Unknown-February 2004)

Staff Director and Majority Clerk of the United States Senate Appropriations Committee on Energy and Water Development

Chief of the Bush-Cheney Transition Energy Policy Team (2000–2001)

Administrative Assistant to Congressman Mac Thornberry (1997–1999)

Staff of Congressman Mac Thornberry (1995–1997).

Achievements

• Clay Sell has been listed as a noteworthy company executive, administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member of the National Economic Council (Unknown-February 2004).

Connections

Married Alisa M. Sell. Children: Jack, Robert, Mary Margaret.

Father:

George Sell

Mother:

Judy Sell

Spouse:

Alisa M. Sell

child:

Robert Sell

child:

Mary Margaret Sell

child:

Jack Sell