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Good morning, and welcome to our first COAC of the new administration, and my first COAC as Acting Commissioner. I’m really looking forward to our conversation and discussions today.
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I am pleased to announce the selection of Ronald D. Vitiello as Chief of the U.S. Border Patrol, effective Feb. 1, 2017. Chief Vitiello is uniquely qualified for this important senior executive leadership post – which is equivalent to an Executive Assistant Commissioner position – having served as Acting Chief from Dec. 1, 2015 until July 20, 2016, when he was appointed Executive Assistant Commissioner for Operations Support
On behalf of the men and women of U.S. Customs and Border Protection and the U.S.
Thank you, Steve. I want to thank you, CEO Trip Tollison, Director Leigh Ryan, Jessie Dillion and your entire team here at the World Trade Center in Savannah for facilitating this engagement.
Thank you, Maria Luisa.
Thank you, Maria Luisa, and welcome to this year’s East Coast Trade Symposium. This is my third Trade Symposium – and it’s the final time I’ll be able to address you as Commissioner.
Thank you, Vince [Iacopella, President of PCC]. I’m delighted to be here in San Diego, and I want to thank you for inviting me. We have a lot to catch up on since our last engagement a year ago in Palm Springs.
Thank you, Deputy Chief Chavez, and welcome everyone.
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