Enoch Woodhouse (’55) Quoted on Stars and Stripes
It’s the motto for Boston’s Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, a patriotic organization formed in 1638 to train young officers to serve the commonwealth, and a virtue that its first Black member, retired Lt. Col. Enoch “Woody” Woodhouse II, said he wished more people would embody. Read more.
Liss (’89) Joins Greenberg Traurig as Senior Counsel
As part of Greenberg Traurig, LLP’s ongoing strategy to grow key practices to meet client demand, the former MassDevelopment President and CEO, Lauren Liss joins as senior counsel in the Environmental and Real Estate practices in Boston. She will utilize her experience in the public and private sectors to work with clients in municipal government […]
Canchola (’06) Recognizes as Leader of Influence
Entertainment law firm Ramo Law PC announced today that Managing Partner Michelle Chang and Partner Erika Canchola have been selected to the Los Angeles Business Journal’s 2022 list “Leaders of Influence: Minority Attorneys.” The publication writes that these outstanding Southern Californiaattorneys who also happen to be minorities were selected for inclusion based on a “demonstration […]
Botelho (CAS’08, LAW’13) Joins Hercules Capital, Inc. as General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer
PALO ALTO, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Hercules Capital, Inc. (NYSE: HTGC) (“Hercules” or the “Company”), the largest and leading specialty financing provider to innovative venture, growth and established stage companies backed by some of the leading and top-tier venture capital and select private equity firms, today announced two internal promotions and one new addition to the executive management […]
Chung (’05) Joins Mazars USA as Principal
“It is a privilege to welcome back a talented leader like Eduardo Chung to our Tax Practice & Procedures group. His return is a testament to this team’s dynamic capabilities and the impact of the thriving culture we are building at Mazars,” said Mazars US Chairman and CEO Victor Wahba. “We are equally excited to […]
Wendy Whitman (’93) Invited as Featured Guest on WROTE Podcast
Tune in for weekly discussions about LGBTQ storytelling in all genres and mediums. Our guests share personal accounts on living the artistic life and their personal experiences writing, crafting, and reading stories that explore the edges of what’s accepted and where storytelling should be headed. Read more.
Serrato (’88) Appointed to Vice Chair of SARSSM
Sexual Assault Respose Services of Southern Maine appointed a new board chair, vice chair, and secretary to lead SARSSM’s Board of Directors and Executive Committee. This brings the total number of board members to eight. Read more.
Wingens (’88) Writes About Digital SAT Exam
On Tuesday the College Board announced that come spring 2024 the SAT college admissions test will be a shorter, fully digital exam. The three hour exam will now be two hours. Reading passages will be shorter and more varied and students will be allowed to use calculators throughout the math section (previously limited to certain […]
Mark J. Esposito (’08) Has Been Named a Shareholder in the Springfield-Based Law Firm of Shatz, Schwartz And Fentin
The Loomis Communities announced that John Anz, former director of development and interim executive director for the Springfield Symphony Orchestra, has joined the senior living communities as director of development and community engagement. Read more.
Hong (JD’06,LLM’08) Moves to Willkie Farr & Gallagher as Private Funds Partner
Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP scooped an asset management partner from Munger Tolles & Olson LLP for the firm’s new Los Angeles office, which opened in the summer. Read more.