Amos Hochstein

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Amos J. Hochstein (born January 4, 1973) is an American diplomat, businessman, and former lobbyist. He was a top national and economic security official in the Biden administration. Hochstein has worked in the U.S. Congress, has testified before congressional panels and has served in the Barack Obama administration under Secretaries of State Clinton and Kerry. He was appointed Deputy Assistant Secretary of State in 2011 and as Special Envoy and Coordinator for International Energy Affairs in 2013. In 2015, President Barack Obama nominated Hochstein to be the Assistant Secretary of State for Energy Resources but the Senate did not act on the nomination. While at the State Department, Hochstein worked as a close advisor to Vice President Biden. He served in the administration from 2011 to 2017. In March 2017, Hochstein joined Tellurian, a private Houston-based LNG company, where he served as senior vice president for marketing until his departure in September 2020. He is a former member of the supervisory board of Ukraine's Naftogaz, from which he resigned in October 2020, writing an opinion piece that highlighted the return of sabotage in the form of corrupt forces. Hochstein has served on the boards of the Atlantic Council and U.S.-India Business Council. On August 10, 2021, United States Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced that he would be appointing Hochstein as the senior advisor for energy security, and he was subsequently appointed special presidential coordinator for global infrastructure and energy security. He also led Biden's Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment, and advised the president on AI policy and infrastructure. In March 2025, Hochstein became a managing partner at the investment firm TWG Global to bring his experience developing energy and infrastructure to support the company's artificial intelligence investments.