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	Robert M. Garsson

Robert M. Garsson
Deputy Comptroller for Public Affairs

Robert M. Garsson, named deputy comptroller for Public Affairs in July 2004, provides public affairs advice to the Comptroller and senior management at the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), and oversees the agency's external and internal communications.

His responsibilities include supervising the Banking Relations, Congressional Affairs, Communications, and Press Relations divisions as well as the Web Content Unit, Outreach and Minority Affairs, and Executive Communications. Mr. Garsson reports to John G. Walsh, Chief of Staff and Public Affairs.

Mr. Garsson was the OCC's director for Press Relations from 1997. Before joining the OCC, he was director of corporate communications at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

Mr. Garsson's professional experience also includes reporting for the newspaper, American Banker, where he also served as Washington, D.C., bureau chief and senior editor.

An Army veteran, Mr. Garsson earned a bachelor's of arts in history from the University of Virginia and a master's of arts in political science from Rutgers University.

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