Longtime State Department diplomat Victoria Nuland took a part-time senior advisor role in the global public policy practice of Covington & Burling last month.
Nuland’s move to private practice, announced on Monday, comes after her March 22 departure from the State Department, where she ran six regional bureaus and the counter-terrorism bureau as undersecretary of political affairs since 2021. Nuland oversaw trade issues with China when she took over as acting deputy secretary of state for Wendy Sherman in 2023.
Nuland will advise the firm’s clients on matters ranging from reputation management to adversarial trade relationships under a second Trump ...
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