the World Bank. She was also under consideration for White House Chief of Staff. Harvard Kennedy School fellow On February 12, 2018 it was announced that Powell would be joining the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs within the bounds of the Harvard Kennedy School. Her mission would be to teach diplomacy and ideas and practices of foreign affairs, and her capacity would be that of a non-residential senior fellow. Return to Goldman Sachs Later in February 2018 it was announced that Powell would return to Goldman Sachs. The position would be on the firm's Management Committee. In the following years she was made Goldman’s global head of sustainability and inclusive growth. She was also made head of the firm's Sovereign Fund, a role that per the firm involves her being "responsible for helping build and enhance the firm’s relationships with global sovereign clients." Second marriage and role in husband's career By 2017, Dina and Richard Powell were no longer married. Instead, by 2018 Powell was engaged to financier and former government official David McCormick. In 2019, she and McCormick were married. She subsequently went by the name, sometimes, of Dina Powell McCormick. At that time David McCormick was under consideration for U.S. Secretary of Defense. He did not get that position. In 2022, however, David McCormick became a top contender for the Republican nomination in the 2022 United States Senate election in Pennsylvania. Powell became strongly involved, accompanying him to Mar-a-Lago in an attempt to secure an endorsement for him from her former boss, the former president. A number of other former administration officials were supporting McCormick, but Powell was the most important of them. Powell's ties to the former president were considered crucial in potentially counteracting some negative remarks that McCormick had made about the formed president in the past. There were reports in the press, denied by some, that Powell hinted that McCormick's rival Dr. Oz would be unelectable due to his Muslim background. Some of those close to Powell expressed dismay that she would make such an argument, given her own background. The couple also emphasized the fact of Oz's dual citizenship. The efforts did not have success, as the endorsement went to Oz. The Republican primary election was extremely close and went to a recount phase, but in the end McCormick lost to Oz. Oz proceeded to lose the general election, and by some