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Dina Powell McCormick, a former senior U.S. government official and longtime Wall Street executive, continues to play a prominent role in American business and foreign policy discussions, according to people familiar with her work. Powell McCormick, who previously served in the White House and at a major investment bank, remains active in corporate governance, philanthropy, and policy advisory roles.
Dina Powell McCormick is best known for her tenure as deputy national security adviser for strategy during the administration of former U.S. President Donald Trump. In that role, she was involved in Middle East diplomacy and economic initiatives, including efforts tied to regional development and security, according to former administration officials.
Before and after her government service, Powell McCormick held senior leadership positions at Goldman Sachs, where she focused on global sovereign relationships and strategic initiatives. The firm has previously said her work bridged public policy and private-sector investment, particularly in emerging markets.
She has also served on boards of major corporations and nonprofit organizations, contributing to discussions on economic growth, workforce development, and international engagement, according to public filings and organizational statements. Colleagues have described her as a key connector between corporate leaders and policymakers.
Powell McCormick’s background includes earlier roles in Republican administrations and policy institutions, giving her long-standing ties across government and finance. Analysts say that combination has kept her influential in debates over U.S. economic competitiveness and foreign policy priorities.
Her ongoing activities come as business leaders and former officials increasingly engage in informal policy discussions outside government, particularly on global economic stability and regional security. No new government appointment has been announced, and representatives have not indicated any immediate changes to her current roles.
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