In-House Career Changes
GC Appointments, In-House Moves, Awards and Law Firm News....
March 31, 2010 at 08:00 PM
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GC Appointments
TRW Automotive Holdings Corporation appointed Robin Walker-Lee as executive vice president, general counsel and corporate secretary. Previously Walker-Lee served as assistant general counsel of General Motors.
Neil Boyden Tanner was named deputy chief counsel of CIGNA International and chief counsel of CIGNA International Expatriate Benefits. Tanner comes to the Philadelphia-based company from ARAMARK, where he served as associate general counsel – international.
Chicago-based insurance brokerage firm Hub International Ltd. appointed Scott Goodreau as vice president and chief legal officer. Previously he was senior vice president, general counsel of administration and corporate relations at Specialty Underwriters Alliance Inc.
MoneyGram International, a Minneapolis-based financial and payment services provider, named Timothy Everett executive vice president and general counsel. Most recently he served as vice president and secretary for Kimberly-Clark Corp.
Berkley Insurance Co., based in Greenwich, Conn., has named Rajiv Raval senior vice president and general counsel. Raval was most recently a partner at Lovells' New York office.
American Water Works Co. Inc., based in Voorhees, N.J., appointed Kellye Walker as senior vice president, general counsel and secretary. Walker was previously senior vice president and general counsel of Diageo North America Inc.
National media conglomerate Clear Channel Communications Inc., based in San Antonio, appointed Robert H. Walls Jr. as executive vice president and general counsel. Previously he was vice president and general counsel of Enron Corp.
Ulteig, a Minneapolis-based engineering company, named Charles Inokon senior vice president and general counsel. Inokon was formerly associate general counsel and corporate secretary of U.S. Foodservice.
John Levonick was named chief legal and compliance officer of Denver-based Mortgage Cadence. Levonick brings more than 10 years of leadership experience.
Other In-house News
Collective Brands Performance and Lifestyle Group, a Lexington, Mass.-based company that includes the shoe brands Stride Rite and Saucony, appointed Thomas White as vice president and assistant general counsel. White was formerly assistant general counsel and assistant secretary of the Timberland Company.
The Woodlands, Texas-based Huntsman Corp., promoted Russ R. Stolle to senior vice president and deputy general counsel. Stolle was formerly the chemical manufacturer's senior vice president for public affairs.
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