Pete Buttigieg discloses list of clients he worked for at McKinsey & Co., after the consulting firm released him from a non-disclosure agreement.
on Tuesday, Buttigieg said McKinsey"is as amoral as the American business community in general, or at least the corporate community, can be." But, he added,"I never worked on or was asked to work on things that I had a problem with."in an interview with New Hampshire Public Radio last week.
In his statement Tuesday, Buttigieg's campaign described Blue Cross as his first client, and said he worked for the company in 2007."He was assigned to a team that looked at overhead expenditures such as rent, utilities, and company travel. The project he was assigned to did not involve policies, premiums, or benefits," the campaign said.
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