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“I enjoy getting to know the business and being more proactive to mitigate risks,” says Charlene Wilson.

In 2017, Julie Pine joined the team at Lead Bank — a community bank with locations in Kansas City and Lee’s Summit, Missouri — as its first general counsel.

“As a leader, I have to be the most positive person in the room,” says Eileen Petito.

As the first lawyer hired by her current employer, Sufia Orbe appreciates every opportunity she has to be a proactive lawyer able to effectuate change.

As a legal executive for the world’s largest consumer food company, David Narkiewicz leads and manages a high-performing legal team that provides agile and solution-focused counsel for the pet care business.

Encouraging new attorneys to hone their networking skills is one of the ways Kate Molamphy nurtures her own networking skills.

Twelve years as in-house counsel with a 200-year-old agribusiness and food production company has given Meghan McMaster countless opportunities to get better at practicing law.

University graduate with a BA in History.

As a first generation college student and law school graduate, Danielle Cherney never considered in-house counsel as a career option.

Sixteen years ago, Peter Wimmer received the offer he couldn’t refuse. He was a partner at Stinson Leonard Street in the financial institutions group, handling mergers, acquisitions and securities.