Former Executive Director
White House Fellows
Ms. Jocelyn White is an independent consultant who most recently served as Director of the President's Commission on White House Fellowships from 2001-2005. Prior to this, she founded and ran Environmental Issues Management, Inc. (EIM), an environmental consulting firm from 1990-2000, and started Remedial Technologies Network, LLC (RTN), which was sold in 2000. White wrote the first book on Superfund communications entitled How to Survive Superfund: A 1990s Communications Guide, and has authored various publications printed in the New York Times and the Washington Post. White has served in positions on Capitol Hill, the White House under President Reagan, in law firms and a trade association and serves on the Board of the National Conference on Citizenship.
