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Legal Elite 2024: Environmental Law
Brian L. Buniva BL Buniva Strategic Advisor Midlothian Clayton T. Burns Dominion Energy Richmond Patrick A. Genzler Woods Rogers Norfolk David B. Graham Kaufman & Canoles Williamsburg Helen Hart Norfolk Southern Atlanta Lisa Spickler Ivins Hirschler Richmond John Lain Wire Gill Richmond Jim Lang Pender & Coward Virginia Beach Stewart Leeth Smithfield Foods Smithfield Channing […]
Legal Elite 2024: Civil Litigation Q&A Michael K. Kim
Legal Elite 2024 Q&A is sponsored content. Title: Shareholder Other legal specialties: Limited liability company disputes, shareholder disputes, fiduciary litigation, trusts and estates litigation and general commercial litigation Education: Bachelor’s degree, Columbia University; law degree, University of Miami School of Law Family: Wife, Rebecca Wyckoff Kim; four daughters, Mia, Lorele[...]
Legal Elite 2024: Appellate Law
Erin B. Ashwell McGuireWoods Richmond F. Nash Bilisoly Woods Rogers Norfolk Beth A. Bittel ShounBach Fairfax Michael Hugh Brady Whiteford, Taylor & Preston Richmond Tillman J. Breckenridge Stris & Maher Washington, D.C. Lindsay Brooker Virginia Office of the Attorney General Richmond Graham K. Bryant Virginia Office of the Attorney General Richmond W. Thomas Chappell Woods […]
Legal Elite 2024: Cybersecurity/Data Privacy/Technology Law
Joseph P. Bowser Roth Jackson Gibbons Condlin Richmond John G. Danyluk Gentry Locke Attorneys Richmond Darius Davenport Crenshaw, Ware & Martin Norfolk Gene Fishel Troutman Pepper Richmond William H. Hall Hancock Daniel Glen Allen C. Andrew Konia McGuireWoods Tysons Stephanie Lauterbach-Diaz Willcox Savage Norfolk Sharon D. Nelson Sensei Enterprises Fairfax Kellam T. Parks Parks Zeigler [&hell[...]
100 People to Meet in 2025: Go-Getters
A 10-year-old popcorn CEO, an Olympic swimmer and a defense contractor’s U.S. chief executive all have one thing in common: They don’t take no for an answer. Heather K. Armentrout U.S. president and general manager, Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace, Alexandria After serving as an intelligence fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and spending more […]
100 People to Meet in 2025: Public Faces
From the state’s top librarian to the head of sales for Hubs peanuts, these people are highly visible representatives of their communities and industries. Jessica Bell Brown Executive director, Institute for Contemporary Art at VCU, Richmond The former curator and head of contemporary art at the Baltimore Museum of Art, Jessica Bell Brown was named […]
Legal Elite 2024: Legal Services/Pro Bono
Tricia Lund Batson Legal Aid Society of Eastern Virginia Norfolk Arlene Beckerman Fairfax Bar Association Fairfax Lisa Ann Bennett Central Virginia Legal Aid Society Richmond Sarah Bennett Bures Troutman Pepper Richmond Tara Casey University of Richmond School of Law Richmond Steve Dickinson Central Virginia Legal Aid Society Richmond Jennifer L. Eaton Woods Rogers Norfolk Jenny […]
Legal Elite 2024: Business Law Q&A Jonathan T. Blank
Legal Elite 2024 Q&A is sponsored content. Title: Partner and energy industry team co-chair; former chair of business and securities litigation; former Charlottesville office managing partner Other legal specialties: As a trial lawyer, complex matters are my specialty. As a problem solver, not a problem creator, the more complex the better. Education: Bachelor’s degree, University [&hell[...]
100 People to Meet in 2025: Innovators
These scientists, founders and creators are leading the way in tomorrow’s industries, from national security to cannabis. Wes Anderson Vice president of defense, Microsoft Federal, Reston As leader of Microsoft’s federal defense team, Wes Anderson oversees the company’s efforts to bring cloud and artificial intelligence innovations to the U.S. Department of Defense at a time [&he[...]
100 People to Meet in 2025: Rainmakers
These are the professionals who attract and grow businesses and tourism, making the commonwealth wealthier. Tyler Caveness Founder and principal, Caveness Investment Advisory, Roanoke Roanoke native Tyler Caveness left the Star City to play football at Harvard, where he helped the Crimson win two Ivy League championships and earned a bachelor’s degree in economics. After […]
