Boozman, Cotton Introduce Ambassador to U.K. Nominee Warren Stephens at Senate Hearing

WASHINGTON—
U.S. Senators John Boozman (R-AR) and Tom Cotton (R-AR) introduced fellow Arkansan, Warren Stephens, at a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on his nomination to serve as U.S. Ambassador to the United Kingdom.
Stephens has led Stephens Inc. — the financial firm founded by his father and uncle — since 1986. The Little Rock businessman and his family have also established a legacy of civic service and philanthropy through his charitable work across central Arkansas.
Boozman and Cotton highlighted Stephens’ background, leadership and reputation while reiterating their support of his nomination.
“I have had the privilege of knowing Warren for many years and am confident he will bring his many talents, skills and relationships to bear as our ambassador to the United Kingdom, and I’m thankful to President Trump for choosing him to fill this very crucial diplomatic role,”
said Boozman
. “His extensive experience and expertise in the private sector, and dedication to enhancing the relationship between our two nations, will serve him well as he represents America’s interests in this critical post.”
“Warren has spent a lifetime building and fostering strong relationships with his family, his clients, and his community,”
said Cotton
. “I think he is exactly the person America needs to lead our strong, special relationship with the United Kingdom as our next Ambassador of the United States to the Court of St. James’s.”
To view Boozman and Cotton’s full remarks, click
here
.
The Foreign Relations Committee will take up his nomination at a future date. If approved, it will advance to the full Senate for consideration.