Heidi Cruz Returns to Goldman Sachs in New Role in Houston
- She’ll focus on helping win new clients, according to memo
- Took leave last year to join campaign trail with husband
Senator Ted Cruz speaks as his wife, Heidi, looks on during a campaign event in Indianapolis on May 3, 2016.
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Heidi Cruz, who left Goldman Sachs Group Inc. last year to help her husband Ted Cruz in his quest for the Republican presidential nomination, is returning to the bank in a newly created role in the Houston office.
Cruz, 44, will concentrate on helping to win new clients, focusing on strategic relationships, according to a memo to staff Friday from Tucker York, global head of private-wealth management for the New York-based firm. She’ll report to David Fox, head of the southwest region for the wealth business.