Off the Record with Minyon Moore

Join us Wednesday, July 16 at 6 p.m. for "Off the Record" with Minyon Moore, former Assistant to the President and Director of White House Political Affairs during the Clinton Administration. Moore will go behind the scenes and share stories from her time in the West Wing and offer insights into the political strategy, leadership, and legacy that shaped a generation.

Minyon Moore is considered one of the nation's top strategic thinkers with extensive experience in political and corporate affairs, as well as public policy. Under President Bill Clinton's administration, Minyon served as Assistant to the President and Director of White House Political Affairs. In this capacity, she served as the principal political adviser to the President, Vice President, First Lady and senior White House staff, with primary responsibility for planning outreach and directing the political activities of the White House. During this enlightening program, Moore will recount memories from her storied career, specifically her time working in the Clinton Administration.

"Off the Record," our dynamic and interactive speaker series will feature Clinton White House alumni who will offer rare, never-before-heard stories. These conversations will take our audiences behind the scenes into the room where it happens.

ATTEND: The program will be available on our YouTube channel the following day.

ASL interpretation is available during our events.

This series is a partnership between the Clinton Foundation and the Clinton Presidential Library and Museum.

Minyon Moore leads Dewey Square Group's State and Local Affairs and Multicultural Strategies practices with clients ranging from the Fortune 100 to startup nonprofits seeking counsel for developing strategies that address emerging consumer markets and achieving their public policy goals. She specializes in building coalitions and brand awareness strategies for corporations while at the same time effectively addressing their state and local public policy issues.

Most recently, Moore was appointed to serve as the Chair of the 2024 Democratic National Convention held in August 2024 in her hometown of Chicago, where she oversaw the planning and execution of the nomination of Vice President Kamala Harris and Governor Tim Walz as the party's nominees heading into the 2024 general election.

She previously served the Biden-Harris Administration as the Nomination Advisor for Engagement mobilizing a nationwide outreach effort focused on the historic confirmation of the first African American woman on the United States Supreme Court, Associate Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson.

Under President Bill Clinton's administration, Moore served as Assistant to the President and Director of White House Political Affairs, in this capacity, she served as the principal political adviser to the President, Vice President, First Lady and senior White House staff, with primary responsibility for planning outreach and directing the political activities of the White House. She also developed and coordinated legislative strategy, Administration policy, and communications planning with senior White House staff. As CEO of the Democratic National Committee (DNC), Minyon was responsible for day-to-day operations and oversight of the Democratic Party.

Moore serves as a member of the board of directors for Writers Guild Foundation, the National Council of Negro Women, and is a board member and co-convener of the Power Rising Summit. Named one of the 100 Most Powerful Women in Washington by Washingtonian Magazine, a Most Influential Leader by Rainbow PUSH; she has been honored with numerous awards including the Uncommon Height Award for excellence in service to others.

Moore was honored by Illinois House Speaker Emmanuel Chris Welch with the Women in Power Award, honoring women leaders across the state of Illinois for their historic accomplishments and contributions across the country. In 2018, Moore was awarded the American Association of Political Consultants (AAPC) Lifetime Achievement Award and was inducted into the AAPC Hall of Fame.

Her book, For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Politics, co-authored with Donna Brazile, Yolanda Caraway, and Leah Daughtry, was awarded the 2019 NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Literary work, non- Fiction.

Moore currently resides in Washington, D.C. She attended the University of Illinois at Chicago and graduated from the Boston University Digital Filmmaking Program (DC). A noted speaker and filmmaker, she has continued to serve as a guest lecturer throughout her career, including opportunities at Yale University and Harvard University Kennedy School of Government.