Corporate Counsel
...general counsel of the New York Public Library (and previously of Allstate Insurance) demurs from the idea...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...general counsel of the New York Public Library (and previously of Allstate Insurance) demurs from the idea...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...general counsel of the New York Public Library (and previously of Allstate Insurance) demurs from the idea...
...leadership to the public? Last year, major...subject of a new report from The...conferenceboard.ca/e-library/abstract.aspx?did...
...the target's public float—in...shares of a new publicly traded entity...is in New York; and Johnstone is...
...The new head of legal at Orbitz...and a master's of public administration. He then clerked for...
...role of executive vice president, general counsel, and corporate secretary of the new entity, known as the Hillshire Brands Company. The company focuses on North...
...of MICHELLE COLEMAN MAYES, who moved to The New York Public Library. RICHARD WILLCOCK was named group company...
...GC MICHELE COLEMAN MAYES is bound for the New York Public Library. The NYPL announced in mid-June that Mayes...
...become the GC of the New York Public Library. Since Lees was promoted, she’s gotten a...
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