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The profile
Minority member of the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis (R-TN); physician.
Identity & role
Mark E. Green (R-TN), minority member of the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis (117th Congress; Wikipedia roster page, secondary). His House start date, medical and West Point background are not in any copy we have.
Career arc
Not documented in any copy we have.
Pandemic relief oversight role
No document we have records his individual role on the Subcommittee; the December 2022 fintech report was a majority-staff product.
Lobbying & industry ties
No lobbying registrations as a Member.
Where they are now (2025–2026)
Green left Congress in July 2025 and co-founded Prosimos, a firm focused on U.S.–Guyana trade (CNBC, CNN and Wikipedia).1
Notes
- CNBC, "Rep. Mark Green resigns from Congress" (July 5, 2025), Rep. Mark Green resigns from Congress (original: cnbc.com · stored capture) ; CNN, "Mark Green to leave Congress after House votes on Trump agenda bill" (June 9, 2025), Mark Green to leave Congress after House votes on agenda bill (original: cnn.com · stored capture) ; Mark Green (Tennessee politician), Wikipedia (Prosimos co-founder), en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Green_(Tennessee_politician) (original: en.wikipedia.org) ↩
Sources held in this archive
Original source documents and archived captures
Related profiles
- Brad Wenstrup — physician colleague who chaired the successor Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic.
- James Comer — House Oversight chairman in the successor Congress.
Sources
- OpenSecrets — Rep. Mark Green summary (cid N00040829): Mark Green U.S. Congress Summary Chrome (original: opensecrets.org)
- House Homeland Security Committee — chair: House Homeland Security Committee — chair (original: homeland.house.gov · stored capture)
- Select Subcommittee 117th roster (Wikipedia): Select Subcommittee 117th roster Wikipedia (original: en.wikipedia.org · stored capture)