Maeve in the News
A curated selection of media features and articles that showcase Maeve's incredible journey.
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"Being Transgender at Goldman Sachs"
How Maeve DuVally, an employee in the bank's buttoned-up communications department, became herself at work.
"Trans ex-Goldman Sachs exec Maeve DuVally feared having secret exposed: memoir"
A longtime Goldman Sachs executive who transitioned to a woman while working at the Wall Street giant revealed that she lived in fear of having her secret exposed in an upcoming tell-all.
"Three Questions with Goldman Sachs' Maeve DuVally"
Goldman Sachs's Maeve DuVally is one of only a handful employees of the financial firm to openly identify as transgender.
"Coming out as transgender at Goldman Sachs: You basically pick a day and you flip a switch"
After 15 years at Goldman, DuVally had started experimenting dressing as a woman after work and she felt “immediately looser and happier.” She decided to take a leap of faith this summer.
"Why I decided to come out as trans after 15 years at Goldman Sachs"
Though I had worked for Goldman Sachs for 15 years, I was about to enter my workplace for the first time. This was my initial day at work as Maeve Chevonne DuVally, a nervous transgender woman who had thought herself a man for the first 56 years of her life.
Maeve on CNBC
"I don't really have a kind of classic story, but that's my story," Goldman Sachs Managing Director Maeve DuVally speaks about her experience coming out as a transgender woman in finance and the importance of diversity and inclusion.