From 1990 until his resignation in 2015, John Raisian served as the Tad and Dianne Taube director of the Hoover Institution. During his leadership, Raisian helped the Institution grow into the most significant academic hub for public policy research in the country.
At the US Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Office of Research and Evaluation, Raisian started his career in government service in 1980 as a senior economist. He began working at the US Assistant Secretary of Labor for Policy in 1981 as the Special Assistant for Economic Policy before being appointed Director of Research and Technical Support in 1983. In 1983, he worked as the Task Force on Food and Assistance’s executive director under President Reagan.
John Raisian Children: Does John Raisian Have Kids?
Although John Raisian was rumored to have a daughter, no information about her is now available.
Washington, DC’s Hoover’s Johnson Center was inaugurated by Raisian in 2013. In addition to allowing fellows to interact with the policy community, prepare for testimonies before US Congress and federal agencies, and brief decision-makers in the executive and legislative branches, the offices in the nation’s capital also give fellows access to journalists and media outlets.