Role / public record

GSA identifies Gruenbaum as Federal Acquisition Service Commissioner.

GSA identifies Gruenbaum as Federal Acquisition Service Commissioner.

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Role / public record

The White House named Gruenbaum as a senior advisor to the Board of Peace in January 2026.

The White House named Gruenbaum as a senior advisor to the Board of Peace in January 2026.

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Biography

Background & current role

Josh Gruenbaum serves as Commissioner of the General Services Administration’s Federal Acquisition Service and was named in January 2026 as a senior advisor to the Board of Peace.

Current record notes: GSA identifies Gruenbaum as Federal Acquisition Service Commissioner. The White House named Gruenbaum as a senior advisor to the Board of Peace in January 2026.

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Position & relationship

Position / relationship
Senior Advisor to the Board of Peace; Federal Acquisition Service Commissioner
Affiliation / context
Administration official; diplomatic / implementation adviser
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Service dates
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Role history & transitions

Documented current/future role notes

  • GSA identifies Gruenbaum as Federal Acquisition Service Commissioner.
  • The White House named Gruenbaum as a senior advisor to the Board of Peace in January 2026.
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