Who is Cheryl Mills?

Cheryl Mills is a well-known lawyer and corporate leader in the United States.

She rose to notoriety while working as President Bill Clinton‘s deputy White House Counsel.

She also defended Bill Clinton in an impeachment trial in 1999 while working for him.

Cheryl Mills has also held the position of Senior Vice President at New York University.

In 2008, she served as a senior advisor for Hillary Clinton‘s presidential campaign.

Cheryl Mills is a member of Hillary Clinton’s core circle of advisors, as well as a counselor and chief to Hillary Clinton during her entire service as US Secretary of State.

She is most recognized for her roles in Operation Fine Girl: Used as a Weapon of War in Sierra Leone and Hillary Clinton.

Cheryl Mills: Parents, Age, Siblings

Cheryl D. Mills was born on January 1, 1965, in the United States of America and bears the nationality of the United States.

She is of African American ethnicity. There is no information available on Mills’ religion.

She was born in the United States and raised in Germany, Belgium, and the United States.

Cheryl Mills is the Lieutenant Colonel’s daughter. However, she has not revealed the names of her father or mother to the public.

Education, School, College

When it comes to Cheryl Mills attended Greenbelt, Maryland’s Eleanor Roosevelt High School.

She pursued her bachelor’s degree at the University of Virginia after graduating from high school, finishing with Phi Beta Kappa in 1987.

When Cheryl Mills was a student at Stanford Law School, she was also invited to join the Stanford Law Review, editorial board.

However, after graduating from law school in 1990, she became an employee in the Washington, D.C. law firm of Hogan & Hartson.