Former Trump Adviser Dina Powell Returns to Goldman Sachs

The transcript discusses Dina Powell's career transitions, highlighting her move from Goldman Sachs to the Trump administration and back. It covers her roles, including advising Ivanka Trump and her national security position. Upon returning to Goldman Sachs, she takes on a significant role dealing with sovereign wealth funds. The discussion also touches on the revolving door between government and private sectors, with references to Gary Cohn and tax reform.

What is the 'revolving door' phenomenon mentioned in the context of Dina Powell's career?

• A practice of hiring only from within the company

• A cycle of moving between government and private sector roles

• A method of promoting employees based on seniority

• A strategy to retain employees by offering stock options

What role did Dina Powell take on in the Trump administration?

• Advisor to Ivanka Trump

• Press Secretary

• National Security Advisor

• Chief Financial Officer

Upon returning to Goldman Sachs, what significant responsibility did Dina Powell assume?

• Directing the legal team

• Leading the technology department

• Overseeing sovereign wealth funds

• Managing the firm's marketing strategies

How is Dina Powell's government experience viewed by Goldman Sachs?

• As a liability due to potential conflicts of interest

• As irrelevant to her new role

• As a reason to limit her responsibilities

• As an asset that opens new opportunities

What is the 'tour of duty' concept mentioned in relation to government service?

• A long-term commitment to a single government role

• A short-term service period in government before returning to the private sector

• A rotational program within government departments

• A mandatory military service requirement