Jen Psaki is an American political advisor and communications specialist who served as the White House Press Secretary under President Joe Biden. She was born on December 1, 1978, in Stamford, Connecticut. Psaki began her career in politics as a press aide for the 2004 John Kerry presidential campaign, and has since worked in various communications roles for several political campaigns and organizations. She served as the White House Deputy Press Secretary and Deputy Communications Director under President Barack Obama, and as the spokesperson for the United States Department of State under Secretary of State John Kerry. In 2021, Psaki was appointed as the White House Press Secretary for President Joe Biden's administration. As Press Secretary, she serves as the primary spokesperson for the President and his administration, providing daily briefings to the White House press corps and responding to inquiries from the media. Psaki has been recognized for her skills as a communications strategist and spokesperson, and has been praised for her ability to effectively communicate complex issues and policies to the public.