Traveler Toolkit
OSAC Board
OSAC Board
OSAC Board
OSAC Board members are exceptional security leaders whose vision and counsel help to shape all OSAC policy and practices. The Board ensures U.S. organizations remain resilient and informed globally, reinforcing the Department's ability to protect and promote U.S. security, prosperity, and democratic values worldwide.
Structure: The OSAC Board comprises up to 33 private sector representatives. The Board is comprised of an Executive Committee including Board Partners (MOU signatories), Public and Private Sector Chairs, and Subcommittee Chairs.
Subcommittees: Board members serve on one of four subcommittees focused on OSAC's management and leadership objectives. Members may also volunteer for working groups or serve as deputy subcommittee chairs.
OSAC Board Subcommittees
Executive Committee
Global Security Subcommittee
Member Advocacy Subcommittee
Oversight & Governance Subcommittee
Membership Subcommittee
Executive Committee
Todd Wilcox
Assistant Secretary
Diplomatic Security, Public Sector Chair
Joe Olivarez
Jacobs
Private Sector Chair
Nick Collura
Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary
Diplomatic Security, Partner
Stefan Merino
Diplomatic Security
Emily Caldwell
Diplomatic Security
Danny Holtsclaw
Wildlife Conservation Society
Partner
Star Hy
Diplomatic Security
Gary Tomasulo
American Airlines
Partner
Karen Frank
KPMG LLC
Member Advocacy
Nick Lovrien
Meta
Global Security
Ryan Levinson
PTC
Oversight & Governance
Ted Fahy
Organon
Membership
Global Security
Ava Cooper-Davis
Deloitte
Jamie Gough
Samaritan's Purse
Michael Lee
PepsiCo
Member Advocacy
Christine Sprovieri
Brown University
Thomas Yarbrough
AB InBev
Traegon Hon
Starbucks Coffee
John Rendiero
International SOS
Oversight & Governance
Martin Barye-Garacia
Owens Corning
Shannon Fariel-Mureithi
ChildFund International
Patrick Morgan
University of Michigan
Tim Rigg
Dell Technologies
Membership
Larry Ford
Deere & Company
Jeffery Gilbert
Coca-Cola Company
Leon Newsome
National Basketball Association
FACA to Public-Private Partnership
In June 2024, the Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC), one of the Department's longest standing federal advisory committees, formally transitioned to a public private partnership (PPP). With this change, the full name was retired and the public-private partnership became known by its acronym only, "OSAC."
Advisors
Peggy O'Neill
The Security Foundation
Thad Osterhout
Deputy Assistant Secratary
Diplomatic Security