LEADERSHIP

Craig Goldberg
DEPUTY CHIEF INSPECTOR
Analytics, Communications, Strategy, and Investigations

Craig Goldberg was named Deputy Chief Inspector, Headquarters – Communications, Strategy and Investigations in March 2020. As Deputy Chief, Goldberg is responsible for our Communications, Governance & Strategy; Criminal Investigations; Contraband Interdiction & Investigations, and Analytics/Cyber headquarters groups. Prior to his appointment, Inspector Goldberg served at NHQ as Acting Deputy Chief Inspector of Eastern Field Operations, where he had strategic and operational management of eight field Divisions.

DCI Goldberg joined the Postal Service in 2004; serving all of his years in federal law enforcement as a Postal Inspector. DCI Goldberg came to Headquarters after performing as Inspector in Charge over the Chicago Division and Denver Division.  He earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration from Bucknell University with a major in Accounting.

David G. Bowers
DEPUTY CHIEF INSPECTOR
Security, Forensic, and Development

As Deputy Chief – Headquarters, David Bowers is responsible for the Career Development Unit, Forensic Laboratory, and Domestic and Global Security headquarters groups. DCI Bowers was promoted to this position in November 2018. Prior to this executive appointment, DCI Bowers served as the Inspector in Charge of the Security Group at Inspection Service Headquarters.

DCI Bowers began his Postal Service career in 1987 as an Industrial Engineer and joined the ranks of the Postal Inspection Service as a Postal Inspector in 1998. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Engineers from the New Jersey Institute of Technology.

Robert B. Wemyss
DEPUTY CHIEF INSPECTOR
Eastern Field Operations

Deputy Chief Robert Wemyss started his Postal Inspection Service career in 1999, as a new Postal Inspector assigned to the Stockton, CA domicile. He was promoted to Deputy Chief Inspector, Western Field Operations in July 2018, and reassigned to oversee the Eastern Field Operations in March 2020. In his current position, DCI Wemyss is responsible for the strategic and operational management of eight field divisions.

Prior to his executive promotion to Deputy Chief, Wemyss served as the Inspector in Charge for the Houston, Los Angeles and Washington Divisions. DCI Wemyss earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice from Old Dominion University.

Patricia Armstrong
A/DEPUTY CHIEF INSPECTOR
Western Field Operations

Patricia Armstrong began her career with the U.S. Postal Service in Scottsdale, AZ in 1985, and she became a Postal Inspector in 2002. Currently, she is serving as Acting Deputy Chief Inspector of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service’s Western Field Operations, where she is responsible for the strategic and operational management of nine field divisions. As Inspector in Charge of the Los Angeles Division, she is responsible for leading one of the largest divisions in the U. S. Postal Inspection Service, with oversight of more than 200 personnel who are based throughout Southern California.

Prior to her assignment in California, Patricia held positions with the Inspection Service in Detroit, the National Headquarters in Washington, and Phoenix. Prior to becoming a Postal Inspector, Patricia was a Customer Service Supervisor in Glendale, Arizona and started as a Rural Carrier Relief (a casual position) before becoming a career Rural Carrier. She received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Marketing from Arizona State University while working full time at the Postal Service.

Louis DiRienzo
A/CHIEF COUNSEL
Office of Counsel

Louis J. DiRienzo is currently the Acting Chief Counsel for the U.S. Postal Inspection Service. In this role he oversees the agency’s Office of Counsel and provides legal counsel to the agency’s senior management. He was named Deputy Chief Counsel in March 2018. Prior to joining the Office of Counsel, Inspector DiRienzo served in a number of roles with the Inspection Service to include managing the Inspection Service’s Prohibited Mail-Narcotics Program and being embedded as an investigator with the Fraud Section in the Department of Justice’s Criminal Division.

Inspector DiRienzo was appointed as a Postal Inspector in 2003. Prior to joining the Inspection Service, he was a Sergeant with the Lancaster, Pennsylvania Bureau of Police. Inspector DiRienzo received a Bachelor of Science from the Pennsylvania State University and a Juris Doctor from Widener University. He is a U.S. Army combat veteran, having served with the 82d Airborne Division.

Jeanine Graham
DIRECTOR
Business Operations

Jeannine Graham was named Director Business Operations by Chief Postal Inspector Gary Barksdale on September 28, 2019.  In this position, Jeannine is responsible for the strategic and operational management of the business operations of the United States Postal Inspection Service, to include finance, human resources, administrative processes, medical services, and the Security Investigations Service Center, to effectively achieve the Inspection Service mission of “protect, prevent, enforce, and prepare.” Prior to this role, Ms. Graham served as Manager, Employment Policy & Programs.  She was responsible for the development, implementation and administration of national human resources employment policies and procedures.

Ms. Graham began her Postal service career in 1987 as a distribution-window clerk in the New York District.  During her tenure, she served in several management positions at the field and Headquarters level in customer service operations, human resources, information technology, retail, and finance. Ms. Graham earned a bachelor’s degree in Business Management and Human Resources from Strayer University.  She is a graduate of the Postal Service’s Advanced Leadership Program and the Executive Foundations program, and is also Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certified.