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Andrea N. Goldstein
Changemaker | Navy Reserve Officer | Biden-Harris & Congressional Alum | Author | Pat Tillman Scholar
Andrea N. Goldstein is a distinguished senior executive, intelligence, and national security professional with a proven track record of leadership in the government sector. She has played pivotal roles in cultural transformation within major U.S. government institutions, having served in senior executive positions at the Department of Health & Human Services and the Department of the Navy. Andrea's contributions extend to Congress, where she was actively involved with the House Committee on Veterans Affairs and played a significant role in the drafting and passing of the Deborah Sampson Act.
Ms. Goldstein's extensive military background includes seven years of active duty in the U.S. Navy, encompassing diverse roles from serving on ships at sea to being part of SEAL teams. Her commitment to national service continues as she currently holds a command position in the Navy Reserve. Andrea is also a highly esteemed award-winning writer and has co-authored three books on various topics. Her expertise has been acknowledged by prestigious organizations such as the Council on Foreign Relations and the Truman National Security Project, highlighting her exceptional contributions to the field.
With a strong educational foundation, Andrea Goldstein holds a Master of Arts in Law and Diplomacy (MALD) in International Relations from The Fletcher School at Tufts University, a Bachelor of Arts in History from the University of Chicago, and has pursued studies in Military Strategic Studies at the U.S. Naval War College. Her academic journey began at Trinity School in NYC, where she completed her high school diploma. Hailing from New York State, Andrea has deep-rooted connections to various regions within the state, including Buffalo, New York City, and Kinderhook.
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Fellow Legionnaires (The American Legion members)! Did you know that Sons of the American Legion remains the only member of the Legion family that is still gender-segregated? To change the "Sons of the American Legion" to "Sons and Daughters" at the national level and open it to all descendants (incluing step- and great-grandaughters, who are currently excluded from the Auxiliary), a local post must first pass a resolution. Then it has to go to the county, the state level, and eventually to the national convention.
So that's just what my post, American Legion Post 184 in Hudson, NY (and then Columbia County) did. Message me for a copy of the resolution to bring forward in your posts.
https://lnkd.in/evZaVkrG
#veterans #americanlegion #womenveterans
In advance of #veteransday , Vice President Harris and Secretary McDonough joined us on the Navy (Beat Army) Steps of EEOB across from the West Wing to share some words and take a photo with us (I'm in the back right in yellow). A huge shoutout to Jimmy Anderson for helping make this possible.
These are the veterans and military family members of the Biden-Harris Administration (#Vets46). This is what America's veterans and military family members look like.
I look at this photo and swell with pride and gratitude. In support of the President's priorities, I serve alongside these people to advance high quality healthcare such as for mammography, reproductive healthcare, or for those who were exposed to toxic burn pits. To ensure an environment free of sexual violence in DoD and VA. To ensure that all who are qualified can serve--and then get the healthcare and benefits they've earned and deserve when they come home. And those who are promoting our national security through all of the instruments of national power.
I see fellow #TillmanScholars from my cohort (2016, the year I left active duty) and the following, Caitlin Conley and Jennifer Esparza, now serving on the NSC and at VA.
From Council on Foreign Relations term members and Truman National Security Project fellows, Rachel Thomas, Corey Jacobson, Daniel E. White, David E. White Jr., Margaret M., Benjamin Haas, Jimmy Anderson, Leo C. working in diplomacy, on space policy, cyber policy, on military and veteran outreach, and on military personnel & readiness.
"Citizen-sailor" colleagues who also serve in the Navy Reserve, Michelle Czarniak, Corey Jacobson and Adham Sahloul.
Former Hill "battle buddies"--advocates and staffers now working in the White House, at DoD, VA, and the Export-Import Bank: Maureen Elias, Terri Tanielian, Melissa A. Bryant, and Tahina Montoya, Margaret M..
There are also trailblazers--fine Americans like Sue Fulton, whose advocacy and work has made it possible for those of us who followed--and whose service continues.
And so many more.
I am in awe that I get to serve with you. Thank you for all that you do.
#veterans #military #DoD46 #Vets46 #vetshelpingvets
