The co-leaders of Barack Obama's transition team for State Department review have impressive resumes, including significant roles at erstwhile mortgage giant Fannie Mae.

As detailed in their change.gov bios:

Did you not see the Fannie mentions?

It's not you.  Those tidbits seemed to have slipped through the crack.  WSJ's Washington Wire fills in the blanks for you.

Donilon was Fannie’s general counsel and executive vice president for law and policy from 1999 until the spring of 2005, a period during which the company was rocked by accounting problems. Donilon’s co-leader for the State Department review,  Wendy Sherman, also has ties to Fannie Mae that weren’t mentioned in her Obama-Biden Web site bio. A fellow veteran of the Clinton State Department, Sherman headed up Fannie Mae’s charitable foundation from 1996-1997.