Lee Andrew Feinstein

Background

Feinstein, Lee Andrew was born in 1959.

Education

Juris Doctor, Georgetown University Law Center. Master of Arts in Political Science, City University of New York.

Career

Assistant director Arms Control Association, District of Columbia. Special assistant for peacekeeping policy United States Department Defense, 1994—1995. Member, associate director policy planning staff United States Department State, senior advisory, principal deputy director policy planning.

Visiting scholar Carnegie Endowment, District of Columbia, 2001. Deputy director for studies Council Foreign Relations, 2002—2007. Foreign policy coordinator Hilary Clinton Campaign, 2007, national security director, 2007—2008.

Senior advisory United States Department State, Washington, 2008—2009, United States ambassador to Poland Warsaw, since 2009. Adjunct professor George Washington University Elliott School International Affairs, City University of New York. Head, United States delegate, diplomatic coordinator for United Nations special negotiations Council Foreign Relations, Freedom House.

Human rights advisor Congressional Task Force on United Nations, 2005. Senior advisor German Marshall Fund United States. Roundtable director American Society International Law.

Visiting fellow foreign policy studies Brookings Institution, since 2008.

Achievements

• Lee Andrew Feinstein has been listed as a noteworthy United States Ambassador to Poland by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow: Council Foreign Relations.

Connections

Married Elaine Margaret Monaghan. 2 children.

Spouse:

Elaine Margaret Monaghan