Cassidy McGoldrick is the program assistant for the N7 Initiative with Atlantic Council’s Middle East Programs, where she supports the N7 Initiative events and Israel-related programmatic work. Before becoming a program assistant, McGoldrick interned with the N7 Initiative and helped with the N7 Conferences in Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, and Tel Aviv. She also interned with a politician in Israel, researching infrastructure and development, scheduling and attending meetings with various foreign ambassadors, and assisting with his campaign in the Israeli legislative election. Additionally, McGoldrick worked as an undergraduate researcher in a political science lab with professors at Emory University researching US immigration law. McGoldrick graduated from Emory University with highest honors, double-majoring in political science and Middle Eastern studies. She also conducted research in the Middle Eastern and South Asian studies department and wrote her honors thesis on Arab media representation of the Abraham Accords.