NNSA manager picked as next chief of staff for DOE cleanup office

The Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management has selected a manager from the semi autonomous National Nuclear Security Administration, Cathy Tullis, to be its next chief of staff effective July 17.
Tullis, currently chief of staff for the associate…

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