Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Rajeev V. Date was the first-ever Deputy Director of the United States Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. He had previously served in a variety of leadership positions at the Bureau, including several months as the startup agency's leader, as the Special Advisor to the Secretary of the Treasury. He is credited with guiding the CFPB's early strategic, operational, and policy initiatives.After leaving the CFPB Date founded Fenway Summer, an advisory and investment firm based in Washington DC.Date graduated from the University of California, Berkeley and Harvard Law School.Prior to joining CFPB, he worked at Capital One and Deutsche Bank. He left the banking industry in 2009 to start the Cambridge Winter Center, a nonprofit think tank devoted to promoting the regulation of financial firms.Date joined the bureau in February 2011 as associate director of research, markets and regulations, where he oversaw work on credit cards and mortgages. He succeeded Elizabeth Warren as special advisor when she stepped down from the agency on August 1, 2011.. }
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- Raj_Date abstract "Rajeev V. Date was the first-ever Deputy Director of the United States Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. He had previously served in a variety of leadership positions at the Bureau, including several months as the startup agency's leader, as the Special Advisor to the Secretary of the Treasury. He is credited with guiding the CFPB's early strategic, operational, and policy initiatives.After leaving the CFPB Date founded Fenway Summer, an advisory and investment firm based in Washington DC.Date graduated from the University of California, Berkeley and Harvard Law School.Prior to joining CFPB, he worked at Capital One and Deutsche Bank. He left the banking industry in 2009 to start the Cambridge Winter Center, a nonprofit think tank devoted to promoting the regulation of financial firms.Date joined the bureau in February 2011 as associate director of research, markets and regulations, where he oversaw work on credit cards and mortgages. He succeeded Elizabeth Warren as special advisor when she stepped down from the agency on August 1, 2011.".