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Francisco Sánchez Jr.[edit]
Francisco Sánchez Jr. currently holds the position of Associate Administrator for the Office of Disaster Recovery & Resilience (ODR&R) within the United States Small Business Administration (SBA)[1]. His appointment to this role was made by President Joseph R. Biden, marking a historic milestone as he became the first individual outside the banking sector to be chosen as a presidential appointee for this position.
In his capacity as Associate Administrator, Francisco Sánchez Jr. bears the crucial responsibility of elevating the significance of business and economic recovery. He has embarked on a mission to revamp the agency's disaster enterprise, aiming to provide enhanced support to the 33 million small businesses, renters, and homeowners across America. His vision is to equip these entities with the necessary resources to withstand any calamity and emerge from adversity stronger than ever before.
Francisco Sánchez Jr. brings with him a wealth of experience in the fields of emergency management, recovery, and strategic planning. He has played pivotal roles on command staff during four of the nation's ten most costly natural disasters. Prior to his appointment, he served at the Harris County Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Management in Texas. During his tenure there, he spearheaded various initiatives encompassing strategic development, planning, public affairs, and community preparedness. Being a lifelong Texan, he played an instrumental role in responding to major natural disasters, including historic hurricanes such as Katrina, Rita, Ike, and Harvey. His expertise also extended to handling incidents involving flooding, wildfires, and significant industrial incidents, resulting in an average of one presidentially declared disaster every nine months.
Francisco Sánchez Jr. holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Houston and has achieved a master's degree in Public Administration from Sam Houston State University. His contributions and dedication have been recognized with the President's Lifetime Achievement Award in 2015.
Under Associate Administrator Sánchez's dynamic leadership at ODR&R, the agency is embarking on bold new initiatives that firmly link recovery to resilience. These initiatives encompass addressing critical issues such as climate change, mitigation, diversity, equity, and enhancing the overall customer service experience.
- ^ "Francisco Sánchez Jr. | U.S. Small Business Administration". www.sba.gov. Retrieved 2024-01-29.