* Italic type indicates Goldman positions.

Washington, D.C.

Obama Appointment and Administration Staff

Diana Farrell: Deputy director. National Economic Council. Former financial analyst.

Gary Gensler: Chairman, Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Goldman partner, co-head of finance until 1997.

Robert Hormats: Undersecretary of State, economic, energy, and agricultural affairs. Vice-chairman until 2009.

Mark Patterson: Chief of staff to Treasury secretary Tim Geithner. Chief lobbyist until 2008.

Adam Storch: C.O.O., Securities and Exchange Commission enforcement division. Vice president, Business Intelligence Group, until 2009. 

Treasury Department

Reuben Jeffery: Undersecretary of state, economic, energy, and agricultural affairs. Managing partner, Paris, 1997-2001, managing partner, European financial institutions group, 1992-97.

Dan Jester : TARP adviser. Former deputy C.F.O.

Neel T. Kashkari: Interim head. Treasury's Office of Financial Stability. Technology investment banker until 2006.

Henry Paulson: Treasury secretary under President George W. Bush. C.E.O., 1999-2006.

Robert Rubin: Treasury secretary under President Bill Clinton. Co-chairman, 1990-92.

Robert K. Steel: Undersecretary of the Treasury for domestic finance under Bush. Vice-chairman until 2004; former head of equities in Europe and New York.

Capitol Hill

Michael Paese: Former top staffer to House Financial Services Committee chairman Barney Frank. Director, government affairs.

Faryar Shirzad: Former Bush top economic aide; Republican counsel, Senate Finance Committee. Global head, government affairs.

Marti Thomas: Executive floor assistant to Congressman Dick Gephardt, 1989-98; deputy assistant Treasury secretary, tax and budget, 1998-99; assistant secretary, legal affairs and public policy, 2000. Federal-legislative-affairs leader until 2009.

Italy

Mario Draghi: Governor of the Bank of Italy. European vice chairman and managing director until 2006.

Romano Prodi: Two-time prime minister. Former paid adviser.

Massimo Tononi: Deputy Treasury chief, 2006-8. Former partner.

Germany

Philip Murphy: U.S. ambassador to Germany. Former head of Goldman Sachs Frankfurt.

Canada 

Mark Carney: Governor, Bank of Canada. Managing director, Goldman Sachs Canada, until 2003.

U.K.

Gavyn Davies: Husband of Sue Nye, special adviser to Prime Minister Gordon Brown. Former chief economist.

Paul Deighton: Head of London Olympic Games organizing committee. Former C.O.O.

Lord Brian Griffiths: Former director, Bank of England; special adviser to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. International adviser

Australia 

Malcolm Turnbull: Leader, Liberal Party. Partner, . 1998-2001.

New Jersey 

Jon Corzine: Outgoing governor. Senior partner .... until 1998

New York

Federal Reserve

E. Gerald Corrigan: President, New York Fed, 1985-93. Partner and managing director; chairman, GS Bank USA.

William Dudley: Current president. Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Chief economist and managing director until 2007.

Stephen Friedman: Chairman, New York Fed, 2007-9, former director, Bush's National Economic Council. Board member; former chairman

N.Y.S.E.

Duncan Niederauer: Chairman and C.E.O., N.Y.S.E. Managing director until 2007.

John Thain: Former president, N.Y.S.E. President and C.O.O., 1999-2004 Italic type indicates Goldman positions.

Other

Joshua Bolten: White House chief of staff under Bush; former director. Office of Management and Budget Executive director, government and legal affairs,Goldman Sachs International, 1994-99.

Kenneth D. Brody: President and chairman, Export-Import Bank of the U.S., under President Bill Clinton. Head, high-technology investment-banking group, real-estate investment-banking group.

James Johnson: Former C.E.O., Fannie Mae; member of Obama's vice-presidential selection committee. Board member.

Arthur Levitt: Chairman, S.E.C., 1993-2001. Adviser on public policy and other matters.

Sonal Shah : Director, Office of Social Innovation and Civic Participation; advisory-board member, Obama-Biden Transition Project; former Treasury official. Vice president, 2004-7.

Robert Zoellick: President, World Bank; previously deputy secretary of state. Managing director, 2006-7.