Driving Diversity in Law & Leadership Dallas

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06.16.22

Winstead is a proud sponsor of Driving Diversity in Law & Leadership Dallas. The conference will explore this "new normal" and the effect it will have on the career paths of women and underrepresented professionals in legal and Corporate America.

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Date: Thursday, June 16, 2022
Location: Sheraton Dallas Hotel, Dallas, TX
CLE: 4.5 HRS (Including 4 HRS Ethics credits)

Winstead Attendees: LaCrecia Perkins
 

Our attorneys will participate in the panel:

Disrupting the Noah’s Ark Approach to DEI: Creating a Culture of Inclusion

Date Thursday, June 16, 2022
Time: 9:45 a.m.


According to Bible scholars, there are no unicorns left in the world because they never made it on to the Ark. It is thought that they were running late or they had a disagreement with Noah. No one is quite sure. The point is that who knows how many other creatures missed the boat! In The Loudest Duck by Laura Liswood, she writes that at some point, corporate diversity came to mean the inclusion of at least two of every kind. Far too many believe that if you cram two people of each underrepresented group into a company or a boardroom, you have accomplished the task of creating a diverse work environment.

Panelists: Punam Kaji, Senior Legal Counsel, Fidelity Investments; Daryl Dorsey, Director and Senior Attorney, American Airlines; Stevan Verkin, Vice President Legal, Global Counsel & Real Estate, TechnipFMC; Nadia E Haghighatian, Partner, Holland & Knight; LaCrecia Perkins, Associate, Winstead PC; Avvennett M. Gezahan, Associate, Marson Marvel Bradley Anderson & Tardy LLC

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