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GOOD Guys Overcoming Obstacles to Diversity (8/1/24)
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Good Guys: Guys Overcoming Obstacles to Diversity
Join us for GOOD Guys: Chicago Leaders Edition! GOOD Guys is a signature program of the National Conference of Women’s Bar Associations (NCWBA). GOOD Guys stands for Guys Overcoming Obstacles to Diversity. GOOD Guys is a program designed to break the impasse in women’s advancement by engaging people who have been missing from the conversation for too long – the GUYS! This program is co-hosted by National Conference of Women’s Bar Associations (NCWBA) and The Chicago Bar Association. The program will take place in person at the law firm of Saul Ewing LLP, 161 N Clark St, Ste 1200, Chicago, IL 60601. The Chicago Bar Association will administer MCLE credit for Illinois attorneys. To receive Illinois MCLE Credit, you must register through the CBA’s website.
Speakers:
Miko Brown, Project Ganesha
Jason St. Julien, Lead Counsel of Community Trust for Airbnb, Inc.
Quentin Jennings, General Counsel, Milhaus
John C. Sciaccotta, Member, Aronberg Goldgehn & 2024-25 President of The Chicago Bar Association
Greta Weathersby, Senior Corporate Counsel, WEC Energy Group
Moderated by:
Gene Commander, Gene Commander, Inc., and Teresa Beck, Klinedinst PC Managing Shareholder for AZ and NV
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