Senate Confirms Selig as Commerce Undersecretary for International Trade
The Senate confirmed on June 4 Stefan Selig to be the next Commerce Department undersecretary for international trade. The position heads the International Trade Administration. The Senate Finance Committee approved Selig’s nomination on May 21, after a hearing on May…
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8 (see 14052201). As head of the International Trade Administration, Selig will play a central role in the implementation of the National Export Initiative NEXT, said Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker in a statement. Pritzker unveiled NEI NEXT in mid-May (see 14051324).