Richards, Layton & Finger has announced a new, three-person leadership group that, according to the firm, will mark the first time the top leaders of a Delaware firm include a female majority and an African-American.
Corporate partner Gregory V. Varallo took over as president of the firm July 1 after spending three years as executive vice president. His former role will now be filled by Doneene Damon, an African-American woman who will take over as president of Richards Layton when Varallo’s three-year term is up. Varallo takes over from real estate partner Robert J. Krapf, whose three-year term ended June 30.
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