About Congressional Budget Office
Since its founding in 1974, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has produced independent analyses of budgetary and economic issues to support the Congressional budget process. The agency is strictly nonpartisan and conducts objective, impartial analysis, which is evident in each of the dozens of reports and hundreds of cost estimates that itseconomists and policy analysts produce each year. All CBO employees are appointed solely on the basis of professional competence, without regard to political affiliation. CBO does not make policy recommendations, and each report and cost estimate discloses the agency’s assumptions and methodologies. All of CBO’s products apart from informal cost estimates for legislation being developed privately by Members of Congress or their staffs are available to the Congress and the public on CBO’s website.
- Founded
- 1974
- Employees
- 350
- Headquarters
- Washington
Leadership
The top of Congressional Budget Office's org chart, with how many people report into each leader.
Phillip Swagel
Director
48 reports
Lora Engdahl
Managing Editor
7 reports
Jaeger Nelson
Unit Chief
3 reports
Molly Dahl
Chief, Long-term Analysis Unit
2 reports
Barry Blom
Chief, Budget Projections Unit
2 reports
Caryn Thiboheim
Chief Acquisition Officer
2 reports
Christine Bogusz
Operations Editor
1 report
Lauren Desjardins
Controller
1 report
Amy Zettle
Principal Analyst
1 report
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