TCG Leadership Series
Conversation with
Minority Whip Katherine Clark
U.S. Representative of Massachusetts 5th Congressional District
Tuesday, June 3rd from 9:30-10:30am ET
at the Law Firm of Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld
Bank of America Tower, 1 Bryant Park, 42nd Street & Entrance on 6th Ave. Bring ID.
As part of The Common Good Leadership Series, TCG is honored to welcome House Democratic Whip Katherine Clark (D-MA), a pivotal figure in shaping the Democratic agenda in Congress.
Clark’s ascent to the second-highest position in House Democratic leadership underscores her influence in legislative strategy and party direction. Her legislative portfolio includes significant efforts in child care infrastructure, online safety, and wage equity.
As the Democratic Party navigates the complexities of the 2026 elections and beyond, Clark's role is instrumental in crafting and communicating the party's legislative priorities. Her insights into the party's strategy, policy focus, and legislative goals will provide valuable perspectives on the direction Democrats intend to take in the coming years.
Join us for an intimate coffee conversation with Whip Clark, offering a window into the inner workings of Democratic leadership and the future trajectory of the party's legislative agenda. Express your interest now to engage with a leader at the forefront of shaping national policy. *Limited seating available.
About Our Speaker
Congresswoman Katherine Clark represents Massachusetts’s 5th Congressional District and currently serves as the Democratic Whip of the U.S. House of Representatives—the second-highest-ranking Democrat in the chamber. First elected to Congress in 2013, Clark has been a leading voice on issues including child care access, gun safety, and protecting reproductive rights. She serves on the House Appropriations Committee and previously held leadership roles as Vice Chair of the Democratic Caucus and Assistant Speaker. Throughout her tenure, Clark has championed legislation to expand affordable child care, combat online harassment, and support working families. A graduate of St. Lawrence University, Cornell Law School, and Harvard Kennedy School, she resides in Revere, Massachusetts, with her husband, Rodney, and has three grown sons.