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Josh Pitcock

Senior Vice President of Government Affairs, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

verification: confirmed

Oracle's senior vice president of government affairs and the signer and author of its public advocacy for Project Jupiter, including letters urging NMED to approve the air permit.

Conflicts of interest · 1

Revolving door — Josh Pitcock

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At a glance

Current role: Senior Vice President of Government Affairs, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure2024-09–present^[1],[2]
Earlier role: Chief of Staff to the Vice President, Office of Vice President Mike Pence…–2017^[1],[3]
Category: Executive
Jurisdiction: Private sector (no public jurisdiction)
Public position: Publicly supports the project — Speaks for Oracle in support of the project, including defending its fuel cells against toxic-chemical claims.^[4]
Married to: Katherine A. Seaman
Verification: confirmed — Two independent accounts agree
In the record: 5 sources · 1 connections · 1 dated entries
Record id: PJP51

Key facts

2026-03Signed Oracle's March 2026 letter to NMED supporting the air permit.
2026-07-02Signed Oracle's July 2, 2026 letter to NMED urging approval.
Quoted defending the project's fuel cells against toxic-chemical claims.^[4]
2017-10A 12-year aide to Mike Pence and his White House chief of staff before moving to Oracle in October 2017.^[1],[3]
A federally registered lobbyist through January 2026 who lobbied on E.O. 14318, the federal data-center permitting order, by name.
Not found on any New Mexico lobbying registry the record checked.

The record

Oracle SVP Government Affairs; Mike Pence's 12-yr aide + WH Chief of Staff to the VP (WH→Oracle Oct 2017).

Relationships · 1

Officer of

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

In the timeline · 1

Sep 17, 2026The race for governor takes a position on data centers — two of them

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Claims involving them · 1

The project's executives gave the Democratic nominee $112,200; the Republican, nothingprimary-source

In the Watch · 2

eventOracle NMED permit-support letter, signed Pitcock (Mar 2026)

documentOracle letter to NMED urging approval (Jul 2 2026, signed Pitcock)

Sources · 5

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