By Mark Kelly
It was 1982. Mary Kate Bush, after more than a decade rising steadily through the ranks of Wall Street banking, accepted an appointment as special assistant to the deputy secretary of the United States Treasury. Less than two months later, Bush, then 35, found herself at a conference table that included Treasury Secretary Donald Regan, Federal Reserve Chair Paul Volcker and other high-ranking government officials.
“I was flabbergasted,” Bush remembered. “I had to stop and ask myself, ‘How did I get here?’”
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