PRINCETON YWCA BOARD: Shown, standing left to right: YWCA Board members Betsy Garber, Fredi L. Pearlmutter, partner at Westfield's Lindabury, McCormick, Estabrook & Cooper, P.C., Eileen McCoy Whang, and Board President Megan Adams at YWCA Princeton on May 7. [Photo Credit: Photo courtesy of YWCA Princeton.]Riker Danzig Focuses on Mindfulness at 2019 Women in Leadership Event
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WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP MINDFULNESS EVENT: Many guests at Riker Danzig's Women in Leadership reception on June 26, 2019, socialized on the patio at the Morris County Golf Club with Riker Danzig attorneys and summer associates after a fascinating presentation on “Mindfulness” by Tracy Fink of The Tortoise Institute.
Riker Danzig Scherer Hyland & Perretti welcomed Tracy Fink, CEO and founder of The Tortoise Institute, as the featured speaker at its annual “Women in Leadership Reception” on June 26, held at the Morris County Golf Club in Morristown for about 100 firm attorneys, clients and friends, according to a release. Fink spoke on “Mindfulness: Bridging Together Leadership and Well-Being,” incorporating breathing and mindful-listening exercises. Fink is past director of the Executive Women's Forum at CohnReznick, and is a mentor for the Rider University Women's Leadership Council. She regularly leads leadership development workshops, focusing on science-based programs around effective leadership, mindfulness and emotional intelligence, the firm noted.
|Greenberg Traurig IP Team Attends Jefferson Medal Dinner
GREENBERG TRAURIG IP TEAM AT NJIPLA JEFFERSON MEDAL DINNER: Shown, from left to right, standing: Laurin Buettner ( Greenberg Traurig associate, Intellectual Property & Technology); Ellen Lapin; Doug Weider ( Greenberg Traurig partner, Intellectual Property & Technology); Jason Chu ( Greenberg Traurig associate, Intellectual Property Litigation); Jamie Ryerson ( Greenberg Traurig associate, Intellectual Property Litigation); and Lana Zhovitz Ryerson; sitting: Charles Greenwald; Robert Armitage (Former Senior Vice President and General Counsel, Eli Lilly and Co., 2008 Jefferson Medalist); Debbie Armitage; and Barry Schindler ( Greenberg Traurig partner, Intellectual Property & Technology), at the New Jersey Intellectual Property Law Association's Jefferson Medal Dinner on June 7 in Short Hills.
The intellectual property team from Greenberg Traurig's Florham Park office attended the New Jersey Intellectual Property Law Association's “Jefferson Medal Dinner” on June 7 in Short Hills. The event honored the U.S. District Judge Gregory M. Sleet of the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware. The event included networking, followed by a formal dinner and ceremony. The attendees included many leaders in the New Jersey IP legal community, the firm said in its release.
|Prol Raises Pride Flag at New Jersey Law Center
Thomas H. Prol
Thomas H. Prol, a partner at Sparta-based Laddey, Clark & Ryan and chair of the firm's environmental law practice group, raised the Pride flag on June 26 at the New Jersey Law Center in New Brunswick, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots in New York's Greenwich Village, which was a crucial event in history for civil rights for the LGBTQ+ community.
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