Regan Donald

Donald Regan (Regan Donald)

Public profile overview

• Full name: Donald Thomas Regan
• Birth: December 21, 1918, Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
• Death: 2003 (aged 84–85)
• Known for: Prominent American lawyer, businessman and public servant who held senior roles in the Reagan administration, notably as White House Chief of Staff and as United States Secretary of the Treasury.

Biographical highlights

Donald Regan is best known for his leadership roles within the executive branch during the Ronald Reagan era. He held high‑level positions that placed him at the center of U.S. economic and administrative policy during the early 1980s. His career included service in top executive branch offices and a public profile shaped by his time in government and later reflections in his writings.

Public roles

• White House Chief of Staff (a senior role responsible for coordinating the president’s schedule and staff, and for managing communications and policy emphasis within the White House).
• Treasury: United States Secretary of the Treasury (cabinet-level position shaping fiscal policy, financial regulation, and economic strategy during the early Reagan years).

Notable works and projects

• Memoir: "For the Love of Money" (1988) — a memoir recounting his experiences in government and his perspectives on economic policy and administrative leadership.

News, public records and legacy

As a figure from the public record of the Reagan administration, his career has been the subject of biographical references and retrospectives. Obituaries and major retrospectives appeared in media outlets around the time of his passing in 2003, contributing to public understanding of his role in U.S. economic and political history.

Public presence and social media

There are no verified personal social media accounts associated with Donald Regan due to his era and passing. Public information about him is primarily found in historical biographies, newspaper archives, government records and encyclopedia entries. Some institutions maintain archival materials or biographical pages, but these are institutional resources rather than personal social media profiles.

Selected public resources

• Donald Regan – Wikipedia
• Donald Regan – Britannica

Note: This profile consolidates well‑established public information about the individual commonly known as Donald Regan (born Regan Donald in public references), who played a notable role in U.S. government in the early 1980s.