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Minyon Moore is Head of the State and Political Practice at Dewey Square Group. Previously, Moore was the Chief Operating Officer of the Democratic National Committee, appointed to the position by Chairman Terence R. McAuliffe after serving as transition director following his election as party chair. Prior to directing DNC operations, Moore served as assistant to the President of the United States and director of White House Political Affairs. She was the principal political adviser to President Clinton, Vice President Gore, First Lady Hilary Clinton and senior White House staff. Before joining the Clinton Administration, Moore was national political director for the Democratic National Committee during the 1996 election cycle. In conjunction with the Democratic Congressional and Senatorial Campaign Committees, and the Democratic Governor′s Association, she developed the framework and infrastructure for the DNC′s 1996 Coordinated Campaign base vote activities in all fifty states. Moore also served on the 1984 and 1988 presidential campaigns. She was the National Deputy Field Director for Reverend Jackson and served as Convention Coordinator for the Jackson campaign. During the 1988 general election, she was Governor Michael Dukakis′ National Deputy Field Director. Moore earned her degree in sociology at the University of Illinois at Chicago.