Raymond F. Greene III

Raymond F. Greene is an American diplomat and the Director of the American Institute in Taiwan. Prior, Greene was the deputy chief of mission in Japan 2021–2024. Greene served in a number of posts for U.S. embassies and consulates in Manila, Okinawa Prefecture, and Chengdu.

Career According to the American Institute in Taiwan, Greene advised on East Asian economic policy for the National Security Council, Greene also served as a political officer in Manila.

Greene was consul general in Chengdu for nearly three years until 2017.

In 2021, Greene became charge d'affaires ad interim in Japan, leading temporary ambassador duties until Rahm Emanuel became U.S. Ambassador to Japan.

In February 2025, Taiwan News reported that Greene is expected to remain as American Institute in Taiwan director amidst shifts in U.S. diplomatic positions.