Sean Zalleran

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The Honorable
Sean Zalleran
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Mr. Zalleran at a press conference in early January 2014.
Imperial Deputy Foreign Minister for Allied Affairs
Assumed office
January 2nd, 2014
Preceded byJacen Gray
Imperial Deputy Foreign Minister for Global Economic Affairs
In office
January 30th, 2009 – January 1st, 2014
Preceded byAdrian Zanders
Succeeded byJustin Polstkof
Personal details
BornFebruary 22nd, 1978
Avalon, Freeport
NationalityBelhavian
Political partyConservative Party
SpouseColleen Zalleran
ResidenceProvisa
Alma materB.A., Anthropology, Almania College J.D., Imperial Provisa University School of Law
ProfessionLawyer, Functionary

Sean F. Zalleran (born February 22nd, 1978) is the current Deputy Foreign Minister for Allied Affairs, the former Deputy Foreign Minister of Global Economic Affairs, and scion of the influential Zalleran family. He is a member of the Conservative Party.

He is the second youngest son of magnate Hans Zalleran, the current President, CEO, and Chairman of Zalleran Pharmaceuticals & Drug Company, the largest pharmaceutical company in Belhavia. Zalleran is a graduate of the exclusive private liberal arts Almania College and prestigious Imperial Provisa University School of Law.

After law school, Zalleran practiced admiralty law in Freeport for five years before being appointed Deputy Foreign Minister for Global Economic Affairs in the Goldman Administration for his prolific fundraising for the provincial Conservative Party.

In early January 2014, after Jacen Gray resigned as Deputy Minister and kicked off his official Senate candidacy in Freeport province, Zalleran was appointed by President Eli Goldman as Gray's replacement in the prestigious Allied Affairs office, which handles senior-level communication with important Belhavian allies.

Early Life and Education

Legal Career

Deputy Foreign Minister for Global Economic Affairs (2009 - 2014)

Deputy Foreign Minister for Allied Affairs

Political Views

Personal life and family