Randy Bullard, co-chair of the Latin America desk at Morrison & Foerster, has built an enviable decades-long career as an openly gay lawyer working in a region and practice area that’s known for macho attitudes. Along the way, he abided by what he calls the 120% rule—as in performing above and beyond. He also found mentors who helped him advance: two women from minority ethnic groups that are underrepresented in corporate law.
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Now he says it’s time to pay it forward. In January, Bullard, who is based in Miami, became co-chair of the International Bar Association’s LGBTI Law Committee, building on years of work as an evangelist for the community.