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Jamieson Greer

United States Trade Representative — Office of the United States Trade Representative

Signature issue: Trade negotiations — tariffs and deals as the administration's economic statecraft

Scoreboard tally

Wins, pending items, and setbacks on this profile are tallied from published scoreboard entries — never set by hand. The tally begins with the first reviewed weekly entry that scores this official.

Role status — October 2026: Greer is the incumbent U.S. Trade Representative, and research places him actively working the trade portfolio in October 2026, including a G20 appearance in Milwaukee and a CNBC interview — the public-facing rhythm of an official whose job is conducted largely in negotiating rooms and announced in results.

Greer’s portfolio is the deal-making half of the administration’s tariff program: the tariffs themselves are scored primarily to the President and the Treasury and Commerce secretaries, but the agreements that follow them — the trade deals the White House wire announces — run through USTR. No sourced criticism of Greer was carried in this research pass, and none is asserted here; criticism of the tariff program itself is recorded on the promise records it belongs to, attributed to its sources.

Verified channels:

Video sources: MODERATE. Business-network interviews (CNBC in the research window), trade-event coverage, and congressional testimony, carried by network and C-SPAN channels; USTR’s institutional output is primarily text and releases.

Why he matters to this chronicle: Trade is a headline promise area of this administration, and Greer is the official who negotiates it. His profile is where the Economy, Tariffs & Trade scoreboard records the difference between a tariff announced and a deal actually closed.

Sources (Oct 2026): Research Cluster C (2026-10-18) on Greer’s incumbency, his October 2026 G20 (Milwaukee) and CNBC activity, and the verified agency channel @USTradeRep.