If the White House has its way:

Harvard law professor Elizabeth Warren would be a “terrific candidate” to lead the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau created by the new financial overhaul bill, a White House spokesman said Monday.
Press Secretary Robert Gibbs also insisted that Warren, a well known consumer advocate and currently the head of the Congressional Oversight Panel, would be “very confirmable” by the Senate were President Obama to nominate her to the post. While some senators have questioned whether her nomination could succeed in the Senate, Gibbs said that “I don’t think any criticism in any way by anybody would disqualify her.”