119th Congress Nominee record
Daniel Aronowitz
Latest nomination Department of Labor
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At a glance
Daniel Aronowitz's background is in liability insurance and employee benefit plans. In his 2025 Senate testimony, he described work as a coverage lawyer, leadership of Ullico Casualty and founding Euclid Fiduciary, later known as Encore Fiduciary, before his proposed Employee Benefits Security Administration role.
Summary sources: [1]
Nomination outcomes below are from the Oct 14, 2026 snapshot. Congress.gov may show subsequent actions.
Career and documented accomplishments
- Aronowitz testified that he founded Euclid Fiduciary in 2011 and that its team developed an employee benefit plan insurance underwriting business. [1]
- His earlier work included partnership at Shaw Pittman and leadership of union-owned Ullico Casualty, where his team developed insurance products for benefit plans and union training programs. [1]
- He identified Ohio State University and Vanderbilt law school as his educational institutions. [1]
Nomination history
PN25-2: Assistant Secretary of Labor
Confirmed- Recorded name
- Daniel Aronowitz
- Organization
- Department of Labor
- Listed state
- Virginia
- Received
- Latest action
- Recorded vote
- 51–47
Latest recorded action
Confirmed by the Senate by Yea-Nay Vote. 51 - 47. Record Vote Number: 526.
Sources and review date
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- Opening statement of Daniel Aronowitz
United States Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions. Reviewed .
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