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Gina Marie Raimondo is an American politician and businesswoman who served as the 40th United States secretary of commerce from 2021 to 2025. As a member of the Democratic Party, she served as the 75th governor of Rhode Island from 2015 to 2021 and was the first woman to serve in the role.
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Born 17 May 1971 · Q5562913
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In search of cheap labor, we have lost that lead. So we need to invest in America, incentivize companies to manufacture chips in America, have a trained workforce, shoring up domestic supply chains, domestic manufacturing here. That is what is critical. That is how we
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“move away from coal as fast as possible,”
“In search of cheap labor, we have lost that lead. So we need to invest in America, incentivize companies to manufacture chips in America, have a trained workforce, shoring up domestic supply chains, domestic manufacturing here. That is what is critical. That is how we”
“s heard from some who say they would be willing to pay higher taxes personally but want corporate taxes to be”
“They are not respecting intellectual property and stealing IP of American companies. They”
“We have to slowly, carefully, and thoughtfully align all of our interests.”
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“Artificial Intelligence is a technology like no other in human history.”
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“We began the dialogue, which is a good step. Nothing good will happen if we don’t even talk.”
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Raimondo became the CEO of RAISE US, a non-profit organization which aims to address the disruption to American workers caused by artificial intelligence
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The Boston Globe: Gina Raimondo wants Gina Raimondo to run for president
Yahoo: Does former RI Gov. Gina Raimondo have a new gig? Here's what we found.
CFR announced that Raimondo will join the Council as a DC-based distinguished fellow, co-chairing its Task Force on economic security
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Digi Times: NEWS TAGGED GINA RAIMONDO
The International Longshoremen's Association struck 37 ports in the eastern and south central U
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Awarded Order of Princess Olga, 1st class (2024).
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The Providence Journal: Gina Raimondo was on center stage Sunday night. Mark Patinkin wonders what's next.
On the United States Presidential Trade Mission to the Philippines, Raimondo met Alfredo E
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CNBC: Sec. Gina Raimondo: Threat from China is large and growing, can't let it access top tier AI chips
Yahoo: Gina Raimondo makes a surprise appearance at RI State House to film '60 Minutes' interview
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Since she was chosen as the designated survivor
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Raimondo was rumored to be a potential candidate to succeed Janet Yellen as Secretary of the Treasury in the aftermath of that year's midterms
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Biden announced he would nominate Raimondo to serve as Secretary of Commerce
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Career landmark: United States Secretary of Commerce (2021–2025).
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo threatened Raimondo with a lawsuit over a new state quarantine policy that would require people from New York, which had been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, to self-quarantine for 14 da
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“very determined to stay the course of not hiring anybody unless it”
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Raimondo was reelected, defeating former secretary of state Matt Brown in the Democratic primary and Republican nominee Fung in the general election
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Raimondo was tasked with overseeing the state's initial response to the COVID-19 pandemic
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Raimondo enacted a red flag and bump stock ban
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“Unemployment is down. We’ve recovered all the jobs since lost in the pandemic. People’s household balance sheets are strong.”
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Career landmark: Governor of Rhode Island (2015–2021).
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Raimondo won the general election with 41% of the vote in a three-way race versus Republican Allan Fung and Moderate Party nominee Robert J
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To enact a variety of gun control legislation and acted on her promises during her tenure
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Raimondo ran for governor of Rhode Island, and won a contested Democratic primary against Providence mayor Angel Taveras and former Department of Education official Clay Pell
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Raimondo was elected governor in a three-way contest with 41% of the vote
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With bipartisan support in both chambers
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And has received awards from the northern Rhode Island chamber of commerce and the YWCA of northern Rhode Island
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Career landmark: General Treasurer of Rhode Island (2011–2015).
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Election won: 2010 election.
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Campaign: 2010 election.
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When she was elected General Treasurer of Rhode Island
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Studied at New College, Doctor of Philosophy (2002).
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Raimondo married Andrew Kind Moffit, in Providence
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To co-found the state's first venture capital firm, Point Judith Capital
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Co-founded Point Judith Capital, Rhode Island's first venture capital firm
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Studied at Yale Law School, Juris Doctor (1998).
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Awarded Rhodes Scholarship (1993).
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Studied at Harvard College, Bachelor of Arts (1993).
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With a Bachelor of Arts degree in economics
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Born 1971-05-17.
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In Smithfield, Rhode Island, where she later grew up
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