CFPB structure
Learn more about the divisions and organizational structure of the CFPB.
Last updated January 22, 2024
Rohit Chopra, Director
(Position is required by the Dodd-Frank Act )
Office of the Director
The Chief Operating Officer also reports to the Deputy Director.
Chief of Staff
Jan Singelmann
Deputy Chief of Staff
Jocelyn Sutton
Executive Secretary
Vacant
Chief Technologist
Erie Meyer
Legislative Affairs
Kellie Larkin, Staff Director
Office of Policy Planning and Strategy
Brian Shearer, Assistant Director
Office of Civil Rights
Melissa Brand, Assistant Director
(Office and position are required under the Elijah E. Cummings Act and EEOC regulations )
Office of Fair Lending & Equal Opportunity
Patrice Ficklin, Assistant Director
(Position is required by the Dodd-Frank Act )
Office of Minority & Women Inclusion (OMWI)
Stacie Jones, Acting Assistant Director
(Position is required by the Dodd-Frank Act )
Divisions
Divisions at the CFPB report directly to the Office of the Director, except for the Operations Division, which reports to the Deputy Director.
Operations is the operational support arm of the CFPB. The Chief Operating Officer reports to the Deputy Director.
Chief Operating Officer
Adam Martinez
Deputy Chief Operating Officer
Jean Chang
Division offices: Operations
Office of Administrative Operations
Martin Michalosky, Chief Administrative Officer
Office of Human Capital
Tyshawn Thomas, Chief Human Capital Officer
Office of the Chief Data Officer
Ren Essene, Chief Data Officer
Office of Finance and Procurement
Jafnar Gueye, Assistant Director
Office of Technology and Innovation
Chris Chilbert, Chief Information Officer
Associate Director
Chris Johnson
Deputy Associate Director
Darian Dorsey
Division offices: Consumer Response and Education
Office of Consumer Response
Vacant, Assistant Director
Office of Financial Education
Vacant, Assistant Director
Associate Director
Angela Hanks
Deputy Associate Director
LaShaun Warren (Acting)
Division offices: External Affairs
Office of Communications
Samuel Gilford, Assistant Director
Office of Intergovernmental Affairs
Cheryl Parker Rose, Assistant Director
Office of Private Sector Engagement
Tricia Kerney-Willis, Assistant Director
Office of Public Engagement
Brenda Muniz, Assistant Director (Acting)
General Counsel
Seth Frotman
Division offices: Legal
Office of General Law & Ethics
Sonya White, Deputy General Counsel
Office of Law & Policy
Rebecca Deutsch, Deputy General Counsel
Office of Litigation
Steven Bressler, Deputy General Counsel
Office of Oversight
Jason Powell, Deputy General Counsel
Associate Director
David Uejio (Acting)
Deputy Associate Director
David Bleicken
Division offices: Supervision, Enforcement & Fair Lending
Office of Enforcement
Eric Halperin, Assistant Director
Office of Supervision Examinations
Lorelei Salas, Assistant Director (Acting)
Office of Supervision Policy
Lorelei Salas, Assistant Director
Associate Director
Julie Margetta Morgan
Deputy Associate Director
Janis K. Pappalardo
Deputy Associate Director
Dan Sokolov
Research, Monitoring & Regulations: Division Offices - Research, Regulations, Competition & Innovation
Office of Research
Jason Brown, Assistant Director
Office of Regulations
Susan Bernard, Assistant Director
Office of Competition and Innovation
Ann Epstein, Assistant Director
Research, Monitoring & Regulations: Office of Markets
Consumer Credit, Payments and Deposits Markets
John McNamara, Principal Assistant Director
Mortgage Markets
Mark McArdle, Assistant Director
Small Business Lending Markets
Grady Hedgespeth, Assistant Director
Research, Monitoring & Regulations: Office of Consumer Populations
Consumer Populations
Desmond Brown, Principal Assistant Director
Community Affairs
Daniel Dodd-Ramirez, Assistant Director
Service Members
James Rice, Assistant Director
Older Americans
Deborah Royster, Assistant Director
Students and Young Consumers
Vacant, Assistant Director
Office of the Ombudsman
This office is not part of any CFPB division or the Office of the Director.
Ombudsman
Wendy Kamenshine
The CFPB Ombudsman’s Office provides an independent, impartial, and confidential resource to informally assist individuals, companies, consumer and trade groups, and others in resolving process issues with the CFPB.
(Position is required by the Dodd-Frank Act )