John Straub

John Straub has had a diverse range of work experiences throughout their career. John began as the Internal Controls Officer and Management Analyst at The White House in 1989, where they were responsible for program audits and developing management strategies. John then moved on to roles at the U.S. Department of Education and the Committee on Education and Labor, where they worked on budgetary and program goals and prepared legislative initiatives.

In 1995, Straub became the Executive Director at FIRST, where they worked with CEOs and corporate leaders on technology-based joint ventures and managed the development of a science and technology museum. John later served as the Director of Public Affairs at Klein & Saks, Inc, where they managed public affairs and developed long-term strategies for clients.

Straub's career also includes roles at the United States House of Representatives, Harvard University, and The White House, where they held positions such as Deputy Chief Administrative Officer & Chief Financial Officer, Associate Dean, and Special Assistant to the President.

Most recently, they have served as the Chief Financial Officer and Chancellor at the Archdiocese of Boston, where they oversee various functions including finance, IT, HR, and real estate.

John Straub attended The Catholic University of America from 1986 to 1991, where they obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Philosophy.