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Jonathan Gleklen and Yasmine L. Harik

#129 What’s the Plan? A Conversation with Antitrust Law Section Chair Jonathan Gleklen and Counsel to the Chair Yasmine Harik

Posted 2 years ago Tagged Leadership mentoring

Every August the Antitrust Law Section elevates the designated Chair-Elect to the position of Chair. […]

https://ourcuriousamalgam.com/episode-player/1834/129-whats-the-plan-conversation-jonathan-gleklen-yasmine-harik.mp3?stats-code=ocaPodcastSite
Margaret E. Guerin-Calvert, Deborah P. Majoras, Lisa M. Phelan, Bonny Sweeney

#87 What Does It Take to Reach the Top? A Conversation with the 2020 Hall of Fame-inism Award Winners

Posted 3 years ago Tagged career advice mentoring women in antitrust women lawyers

The Women.Connected Committee of the ABA Antitrust Law Section recently inducted four prominent women in […]

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