Post White House
After leaving the White House, Williams served as the President of Fenton Communications. In this position, she became the highest ranked black woman in an American top-50 public relations firm. Previously, Williams served as a communications consultant in Paris.
President Bill Clinton asked Williams to be his chief of staff at the Clinton Foundation. She worked with President Clinton to develop his post-presidency agenda and launched the foundation's programming and policy efforts. She worked to ensure collaborative process between former Clinton Administration staff and the Clinton Library’s design and museum firm to insure a robust policy focus throughout the structure.
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