InsideCounsel announces 2012 Transformative Leadership Award winners
On Tuesday, InsideCounsel announced the winners of the Third Annual Transformative Leadership Awards, which honor in-house counsel and law firm partners who have demonstrated a commitment to advancing and empowering women in corporate law.
December 22, 2011 at 05:44 AM
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On Tuesday, InsideCounsel announced the winners of the Third Annual Transformative Leadership Awards, which honor in-house counsel and law firm partners who have demonstrated a commitment to advancing and empowering women in corporate law.
An awards committee comprising general counsel and law firm partners selected the 2012 winners. InsideCounsel Editor-in-Chief Cathleen Flahardy and Allstate Insurance Co. Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Chief Legal Officer Michele Coleman Mayes co-chair the committee.
“Our Third Annual Transformative Leadership Award winners are an impressive group of inspiring professionals. By measuring what matters, we're proud to play a role in increasing economic opportunities for women in corporate law,” Flahardy said in a statement.
The 2012 winners, listed below, will be honored at the third annual Transformative Leadership Awards dinner, which takes place during InsideCounsel's 12th Annual SuperConference, an educational networking event for in-house counsel that will take place April 23-24, 2012, in Chicago.
The 2012 Transformative Leadership Award winners are:
Pamela L. Carter Award: Vicki O'Meara, executive vice president and president, Pitney Bowes Services Solutions
Mary Ann Hynes Award: Christine A. Edwards, partner, Winston & Strawn
Anastasia D. Kelly Award: Janet Langford Kelly, senior vice president, legal, general counsel and corporate secretary, ConocoPhillips
Thomas A. Mars Award: Thomas Sabatino, executive vice president, general counsel and corporate secretary, Walgreens
Firm Wide Policies Award: SNR Denton
Rainmaker Award: Lawrie Demorest, Alston & Bird
Read more about the 2012 Transformative Leadership Award winners here. And check out the 2011 winners of this prestigious award.
On Tuesday, InsideCounsel announced the winners of the Third Annual Transformative Leadership Awards, which honor in-house counsel and law firm partners who have demonstrated a commitment to advancing and empowering women in corporate law.
An awards committee comprising general counsel and law firm partners selected the 2012 winners. InsideCounsel Editor-in-Chief Cathleen Flahardy and
“Our Third Annual Transformative Leadership Award winners are an impressive group of inspiring professionals. By measuring what matters, we're proud to play a role in increasing economic opportunities for women in corporate law,” Flahardy said in a statement.
The 2012 winners, listed below, will be honored at the third annual Transformative Leadership Awards dinner, which takes place during InsideCounsel's 12th Annual SuperConference, an educational networking event for in-house counsel that will take place April 23-24, 2012, in Chicago.
The 2012 Transformative Leadership Award winners are:
Pamela L. Carter Award: Vicki O'Meara, executive vice president and president, Pitney Bowes Services Solutions
Anastasia D. Kelly Award: Janet Langford Kelly, senior vice president, legal, general counsel and corporate secretary,
Thomas A. Mars Award: Thomas Sabatino, executive vice president, general counsel and corporate secretary, Walgreens
Firm Wide Policies Award:
Rainmaker Award: Lawrie Demorest,
Read more about the 2012 Transformative Leadership Award winners here. And check out the 2011 winners of this prestigious award.
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