Dr. Laura Taylor-Kale was confirmed on Thursday by the Senate as President Biden's next Assistant Secretary of Defense for Industrial Base Policy in the Department of Defense.
Taylor-Kale is currently a fellow for innovation and economic competitiveness at the Council on Foreign Relations. , she was a career State Department Foreign Service Officer with diplomatic postings in Afghanistan, India, the Ivory Coast, and the Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs, before a short stint at the World Bank.
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