119th Congress Nominee record

David Eisner

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At a glance

David Eisner's Energy nomination statement describes a career in corporate law, investment banking, financial technology and earlier Treasury leadership.

Summary sources: [1]

Nomination outcomes below are from the Oct 14, 2026 snapshot. Congress.gov may show subsequent actions.

Career and documented accomplishments

  • He reported co-founding TheMarkets.com in 2000 and later serving as Treasury assistant secretary for management. [1]
  • His testimony connects earlier private-sector management with work on Treasury's pandemic-era economic response. [1]

Role and nomination context

  • Energy announced his decision to withdraw on July 25, 2025. The July 30 Senate daily digest records formal withdrawal of the assistant-secretary nomination; he is not presented as having served in that Energy office. [2] [3]

Nomination history

PN25-12: Assistant Secretary of Energy

Withdrawn
Recorded name
David Eisner
Organization
Department of Energy
Listed state
New York
Received
Latest action

Latest recorded action

Received message of withdrawal of nomination from the President.

Read PN25-12 on Congress.gov →

What the sources establish

  • The reviewed testimony is a self-reported career account and does not identify degree institutions.

Sources and review date

Career and role sources reviewed . These sources may describe developments beyond the nomination snapshot; each nomination entry retains its recorded date and outcome.

  1. Testimony of David Eisner, July 9, 2025

    Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee. Reviewed .

  2. Statement on David Eisner's Nomination, July 25, 2025

    Department of Energy. Reviewed .

  3. Congressional Record Daily Digest, July 30, 2025 (PDF)

    Government Publishing Office / Congress. Reviewed .

Understanding these records

PN means presidential nomination. Each numbered record tracks a proposal sent to the Senate.

A Senate confirmation approves a nomination; it is not proof of current tenure or an appointment taking effect. These entries show received dates and the latest recorded action, rather than a complete legislative action timeline.

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