The elite consulting firm McKinsey & Company has informed Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg he can name the clients he worked for during his three years at the company. Buttigieg had said an NDA prevents him from naming his clients.
Washington The elite consulting firm McKinsey & Company has informed Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg he can name the clients he worked for during his three years at the company.
The news comes days after Buttigieg released a timeline of his years working for the firm from 2007 to 2010 following calls from some of his presidential opponents to be more transparent. The calls came after reports about McKinsey's work for Immigration and Customs Enforcement on projects along the US-Mexico border. Buttigieg had said a nondisclosure agreement prevents him from naming his clients.
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