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May 11, 2000: SEC Historical Society Inaugural Event

Harvey Pitt, David Ruder, Arthur Levitt & Paul Gonson

(SECHS Newsletter )
January, 2001: Rusted Enron corporate logo

(Bing )
October 4, 2001: Brandon Becker
October 4, 2001: David Silver
October 4, 2001: Eugene Rotberg
October 4, 2001: Fred Siesel
October 4, 2001: Meyer Eisenberg
October 4, 2001: Milton Cohen
October 4, 2001: Norman Poser
October 4, 2001: Ralph Saul
October 4, 2001: Robert Birnbaum
October 4, 2001: Stanley Sporkin
November 2001: Alan Levenson
November 2001: Annette Nazareth
November 2001: David Becker
November 2001: David S. Ruder
November 2001: Edward Greene
November 2001: Lynn Turner
November 2001: Paul Roye
November 2001: Stephen Cutler
November 2001: Steven Wallman
2002: Walter Schuetze
January 24, 2002: Witnesses from Arthur Andersen accounting firm testify at a Congressional hearing on January 24, 2002.

(Wiki commons )
March 21, 2002: Alan Beller
March 21, 2002: Brian Lane
March 21, 2002: John Huber
March 21, 2002: Linda Quinn
March 21, 2002: Richard Phillips
March 21, 2002: Richard Rowe
June 6, 2002: Senators and staff

From left to right: Sen. Lindsey Graham, Vincent Meehan, Judith Keenan, Sen. Paul Sarbanes, Sen. Mike Enzi, Steve Harris, Jesse Jacobs, Julie Kehrli, Dean Shahinian, Katherine McGuire, Mike Thompson, Laura Ayoud (Summer 2002)
June 30, 2002: President George W. Bush and Congressman Mike Oxley (R-OH)

Sarbanes-Oxley Act signing ceremony, White House East Room (July 30, 2002)
June 30, 2002: President George W. Bush, Senator Paul Sarbanes, Secretary of Labor Elaine Chao and others

Sarbanes-Oxley Act signing ceremony, White House Blue Room (July 30, 2002)
Fall 2002: SEC Commission

Paul Atkins, Cynthia Glassman, Harvey L. Pitt, Harvey Goldschmid and Roel Campos
September 25, 2002: David Doherty
September 25, 2002: Irving Pollack and Daniel Hawke
November 2002: SEC Chairmen and Commissioners Meeting

Isaac C. Hunt, Jr., Irving M. Pollack, David S. Ruder, Harvey L. Pitt, Laura S. Unger, J. Carter Beese and Roderick M. Hills
December 4, 2002: Anne P. Jones
December 4, 2002: Barry Barbash
December 4, 2004: Joel H. Goldberg
December 4, 2002: Joel H. Goldberg and Anne Jones
December 4, 2002: John Dudley
December 4, 2002: Kathryn McGrath
December 4, 2002: Marianne Smythe
December 4, 2002: Martin Lybecker
December 4, 2002: Paul Roye
December 4, 2002: Stanley Judd
December 10, 2002: President George W. Bush names William H. Donaldson as his nominee for Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, Dec. 10, 2002.

(Paul Morse )
2003: First PCAOB Annual Report signed by the original board members

From left, Bill Gradison, William J. McDonough, Kayla J. Gillan, Charles D. Niemeier, and Daniel L. Goelzer

(Courtesy of Don Marlais )
January 1, 2003: PCAOB Founding Board Members

Left to right: Bill Gradison, William J. McDonough, Kayla J. Gillan, Charles D. Niemeier, Daniel L. Goelzer

(Courtesy of Bill Denison )
January, 2003: White House Staff Attorney Brett Kavanaugh (second from left) with President George W. Bush and staffers, circa 2003.

(WhiteHouse.gov )
2003: William H. Donaldson
January 1, 2003: William McDonough

William J. McDonough, second PCAOB Chairman.

(Courtesy of Bill Denison )
February 2, 2003: PCAOB Headquarters in Washington, DC (just prior to move-in)

Formerly an office of Arthur Anderson

(Courtesy of Phoebe Brown )
April 3, 2003: PCAOB Board and Staff

(Courtesy of Marty LaVor )
April 16, 2003: Judge William H. Webster, former Director of the FBI (1978-1987) and CIA (1987-1991), April 16, 2003.

(Neshan H. Naltchayan )
May 19, 2003: Goelzer SEC Farewell

SEC Farewell Party for Daniel Goelzer
June 4, 2003: Donald Calvin and William Donaldson
June 4, 2003: Stephen Cutler and Eliot Spitzer
September 11, 2003: SEC Chairman and Troika of Managing Executives

Patrick Von Bargen, Laura Cox Kaplan, William Donaldson and Peter Derby

(Courtesy of Peter Derby; all rights reserved to USA Today, a division of Gannett Co., Inc.; use restricted to the virtual museum and archive at www.sechistorical.org )
October 1, 2003: Original PCAB Eight floor Reception Sign, from 2003 – 2019.

(Public Domain )
January, 2004: Accounting professor and former AICPA standard setter Douglas R. Carmichael became the PCAOB’s first Chief Auditor and Director of Professional Standards.

(CPA Journal, the official publication of the NYSSCPA )
March 30, 2004: Edward H. Fleischman
March 30, 2004: Peter Romeo
April 15, 2004: Self-Regulation and the Exchanges

Alger Chapman, Gordon Macklin, Donald Stone, William Morton and William Brodsky
April 15, 2004: William Brodsky
April 15, 2004: Wayne Carroll and Robert Kueppers
April 15, 2004: Alger Chapman
April 20, 2004: Christopher Taylor
April 20, 2004: Michael McCarthy
June 2004: Karl Smeltzer (foreground)
June 2, 2004: Antonin Scalia and William H. Donaldson
June 2, 2004: Aulana L. Peters
June 2, 2004: David S. Ruder
June 2, 2004: Former SEC Chairmen

Richard C. Breeden, Roderick M. Hills and David S. Ruder (back to camera)
June 2, 2004: Former SEC Chairmen

Richard Breeden, Roderick Hills, David Ruder, G. Bradford Cook, Jr. and Arthur Levitt
June 2, 2004: G. Bradford Cook, Jr.
June 2, 2004: Laura S. Unger
June 2, 2004: Mary L. Schapiro
June 2, 2004: Mary L. Schapiro and J. Carter Beese
June 2, 2004: Richard Roberts and Richard Breeden
June 2, 2004: SEC 70th Anniversary Dinner

(left to right) Roderick Hills, J. Carter Beese, Laura Unger, G. Bradford Cook, Irving Pollack, Harvey Goldschmid, Aulana Peters, Mary Schapiro, Richard Breeden, David Ruder, Cynthia Glassman, Isaac Hunt, William Donaldson, Roberta Karmel, Richard Roberts and Steven Wallman
June 2, 2004: SEC 70th Anniversary Dinner Guests

Isaac C. Hunt, Jr., Steven Wallman, Peter Unger and Irving Pollack
June 2, 2004: SEC Women Commissioners

Cynthia Glassman, Mary Schapiro, Laura Unger, Aulana Peters and Roberta Karmel
June 2, 2004: Storrow Sommer and Patricia Smith
June 2, 2004: William H. Donaldson
June 3, 2004: Cynthia Glassman
June 3, 2004: Doris Kearns Goodwin
June 3, 2004: Doris Kearns Goodwin and Eunice Kennedy Shriver
June 3, 2004: Doris Kearns Goodwin and Senator Edward M. Kennedy
June 3, 2004: Doris Kearns Goodwin and Theodore Levine
June 3, 2004: James Barratt and Doris Kearns Goodwin
June 3, 2004: R. Sargent Shriver, Robert Kueppers and Eunice Kennedy Shriver
June 3, 2004: Robert Kueppers and Doris Kearns Goodwin
June 3, 2004: Robert Kueppers, Victoria Kennedy, Senator Edward M. Kennedy and Eunice Kennedy Shriver
June 8, 2004: Paul Sarbanes
July 27, 2004: Elaine Buckberg
July 27, 2004: Jeffrey Baliban
July 27, 2004: Paul Hinton
July 27, 2004: Theresa Gabaldon
September 21, 2004: Donald Langevoort

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