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The Atlanta office “refueled” with
a Happy Hour on October 14. Those in attendance, including
Regine Eugene Burke and Karen Inniss, celebrated the
recent delivery of gasoline to the area after weeks
of, well, not having any. |
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Leslie Gibson (pictured
left with Claude Davis and Chekevia Pickeral) won the
raffle – a $50 gas card. She went out immediately
and filled half her tank. |
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Ten attorneys and paralegals
participated in Hands On Nashville Day on September
27, Nashville's largest annual day of community service
to Metro Nashville Public Schools. Jim Healy, Regina
Perrin and Bob Blanchfield were among those in attendance. |
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Counsel On Call Attorney
Lauren Schick and Nashville Executive Director Candice
Reed take a break from grooming the grounds of West
End Middle School. The COC team joined more than 200
attorneys participating in this community service project. |
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More than 70 attorneys
from leading Atlanta-area corporate legal departments
attended the annual fall luncheon for in-house women
on September 23 at The Capital Grille. |
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The event featured Laura
Lynn Smith (pictured with Executive Director Dennis
McKinnie), the first to be profiled in our new “Wonder
Women Series.” Laura Lynn spoke about her “wonder
woman,” Counsel On Call Attorney Tracy Bassett. |
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Counsel On Call was inducted
into the Nashville
Chamber of Commerce’s Future 50 Hall of Fame
on September 18. The Future 50 is an annual recognition
program celebrating the 50 fastest-growing companies
headquartered in Middle Tennessee. President Jane Allen
accepted the award and thanked the Chamber for this
honor. |
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We celebrated our induction
by inviting many from our staff to Nashville. The Hall
of Fame includes companies that made the Future 50
list five times. |
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Boston Executive Director
Nancy Reiner schmoozes with Mayor Tom Menino at the
Boston Bar Association’s Annual Meeting Luncheon
on September 11. |
