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Senior Advisor to the Deputy Secretary of Commerce since 2021. Former Special Advisor, Secretary's Policy Planning Staff, US Department of State working on President Biden's transition team. Launched multi-million dollar public-private partnerships including the Global Equality Fund and the Women in Public Service Project and defined U.S. diplomatic policies and operations on gender integration and international LGBT rights. She previously worked for the U.S. Senate, the Center for American Progress, and Lehman Brothers. Board member of Stonewall Community Foundation. Fellow at the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative. | Senior Advisor to the Deputy Secretary of Commerce since 2021. Former Special Advisor, Secretary's Policy Planning Staff, US Department of State working on President Biden's transition team. Launched multi-million dollar public-private partnerships including the Global Equality Fund and the Women in Public Service Project and defined U.S. diplomatic policies and operations on gender integration and international LGBT rights. She previously worked for the U.S. Senate, the Center for American Progress, and Lehman Brothers. Board member of Stonewall Community Foundation. Fellow at the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative. | ||
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Senior Advisor to the Deputy Secretary of Commerce since 2021. Former Special Advisor, Secretary's Policy Planning Staff, US Department of State working on President Biden's transition team. Launched multi-million dollar public-private partnerships including the Global Equality Fund and the Women in Public Service Project and defined U.S. diplomatic policies and operations on gender integration and international LGBT rights. She previously worked for the U.S. Senate, the Center for American Progress, and Lehman Brothers. Board member of Stonewall Community Foundation. Fellow at the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.
