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Exxon Mobil said Dina Powell McCormick will join its board of directors effective Jan.1, according to a Nov. 7 release.
Currently, McCormick is vice chairman, president and the global head of client services at investment and advisory firm BDT & MSD Partners, among other positions and serves as a board member of the Atlantic Council, an international affairs think tank.
She previously spent 16 years at The Goldman Sachs Group, most recently as a member of its management committee, leading the firm’s global sovereign and investing businesses and member of the firmwide client and business standards committee, according to the release.
“Dina is a distinguished executive with a rare level of geopolitical, national security and economic experience,” said Exxon Chairman and CEO Darren Woods. “She has served two U.S. presidents in diplomatic and national security roles and, more recently, led Goldman Sachs’ sustainability efforts, a useful combination of experiences for the ExxonMobil boardroom.”
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