EXIM.gov

Washington, United States
EXIM bank

About EXIM.gov

The Export-Import Bank of the United States was established in 1934 as a federal agency headquartered in Washington, DC. Financing support for U.S. exports is extended through direct loans, guarantees, and insurance products. Operations target small businesses and industries facing international competition, where commercial credit is limited. Services facilitate trade in sectors like manufacturing and agriculture, with a focus on global markets to bolster domestic economic growth.

  • Headquarter Washington, United States
  • Website exim.gov

People of EXIM.gov

25 people are tracked at EXIM.gov (16 in leadership, 3 in board & advisors, 6 in team).

NameRoleGroup
Elizabeth Thomas
VP, Outreach & EducationLeadership
Lance Mathews
Deputy Chief Ethics OfficerLeadership
Donna Schneider
VP, Credit Admin & Claims Processing UnitLeadership
Charles Barnett
VP, China & Transformational ExportsLeadership
Kenneth M. Tinsley
SVP & Chief Risk OfficerLeadership
Courtney Chung
SVP & Chief Management OfficerLeadership
Elena Méndez
Regional Director, Eastern Region, Small Business GroupLeadership
Isabel Galdiz
VP, International RelationsLeadership
David Baughan
VP, Transportation Portfolio ManagementLeadership
David Fiore
VP, TransportationLeadership
Amy Shinkman
VP, Export Credit Insurance, Export Credit InsuranceLeadership
Walter B. Hill
VP, Credit Review & ComplianceLeadership
Derek L. Kitchen
Acting SVP & Deputy Director, Congressional & Intergovernmental AffairsLeadership
Tomeka Wray
VP, Operations, Small Business OperationsLeadership
Niki Shepperd
VP, External EngagementLeadership
Sean Luke
VP, Sales, Outreach, & EducationLeadership
Gina M. Raimondo
DirectorBoard & advisors
Katherine Tai
DirectorBoard & advisors
Owen Herrnstadt
DirectorBoard & advisors
Tamara Maxwell
Acting SVP, Small BusinessTeam

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EXIM.gov is headquartered in Washington, United States. It is registered at Washington, District Of Columbia, United States.

The Export-Import Bank of the United States was established in 1934 as a federal agency headquartered in Washington, DC. Financing support for U.S. exports is extended through direct loans, guarantees, and insurance products. Operations target small businesses and industries facing international competition, where commercial credit is limited. Services facilitate trade in sectors like manufacturing and agriculture, with a focus on global markets to bolster domestic economic growth.

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