Hinshaw's Ed Lenci and D.L. Morriss Will Play Prominent Roles at the New York State Bar Association International Section’s 2019 Global Conference
Event
Nov 5, 2019
Ed Lenci of Hinshaw's New York City office and D.L. Morriss of its Chicago office will play prominent roles at the New York State Bar Association International Section's Global Conference in Tokyo from November 5-8. The conference is titled, "A World of Many Voices, United in Our Diversity." Lenci, who is Executive Vice Chair of the International Section, is one of the Co-Chairs of the Global Conference and will represent Arbitration Ireland during a special plenary session at which representatives of major arbitral organization will participate.
Morriss, Hinshaw's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Partner, will discuss firm culture and innovation with the context of diversity and inclusion as part of a Human Rights Plenary. Morriss currently serves as a member of the firm's Associate Hiring Committee, the Social Media Committee, and the Hinshaw University's Planning Committee. He is a 2016 Fellow of the Leadership Greater Chicago Fellowship program.
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Tokyo, Japan
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