Democrats Abroad - Current Leadership

Current Leadership

Democrats Abroad has eight officers. All of them are elected. The current officers are:

  • International Chair Ken Sherman
  • International Vice Chair Vicki Hansen-Thackray
  • International Treasurer Katie Solon
  • International Secretary Louis S. Hureston
  • International Counsel John Eastwood
  • Regional Vice Chair for the Americas John Chudy
  • Regional Vice Chair for Asia/Pacific Albert Kang
  • Regional Vice Chair for Europe, Middle East and Africa Susan Haug

Democrats Abroad is represented on the Democratic National Committee by eight members. The International Chair and Vice Chair are ex-officio members of the DNC. These eight DNC members are:

  • Ken Sherman (ex officio)
  • Vicki Hansen-Thackray (ex officio)
  • Gary Suwannarat
  • Stanley Grossman
  • Caitlin Kraft-Buchman
  • John Eastwood
  • Bob Bragar
  • Sandra Loridans

Various country committees of Democrats Abroad have local caucuses representing groups such as Young Democrats, minorities, women, and the LGBT community.

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