Naana Frimpong and Florence Mugerwa, King & Spalding "Talent Is Everywhere, Opportunity Is Not" - Two Black Female Lawyers On The Importance of Education for All
Two King & Spalding U.S. and U.K. lawyers discuss their career experiences and offer advice for U.K. Black History Month.
October 28, 2020 at 07:28 AM
9 minute read
Florence Mugerwa qualified last month as an associate in King & Spalding's London office. Originally from Uganda, she joined the firm as a trainee. She talks to King & Spalding Atlanta counsel Naana Frimpong, originally from Ghana, about their different paths into law and the importance of diverse representation in the industry, as we continue to feature experiences for U.K. Black History Month.
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