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2019 WINTER Diversity & inclusion REACHING NEW HEIGHTS Atlanta Ausn Berlin Birmingham Boston Charleston Charloe Chicago Cleveland Columbia Dallas Denver Detroit (Metro) Greenville Houston Indianapolis Jackson Kansas City Las Vegas London Los Angeles Memphis Mexico City Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis Morristown Nashville New Orleans New York City Oklahoma City Orange County Paris Philadelphia Phoenix Pisburgh Portland (ME) Portland (OR) Raleigh Richmond Sacramento San Antonio San Diego San Francisco Seale St. Louis St. Thomas Stamford Tampa Toronto Torrance Tucson Washington, D.C. For more informaon about Ogletree Deakins’ inclusion efforts, please visit our website at www.ogletree.com or contact Michelle P. Wimes, Chief Diversity and Professional Development Officer [email protected] Why Ogletree Deakins? 53 Offices Ogletree Deakins is one of the largest labor and employment law firms represenng management in all types of employment-related legal maers. The firm has 850+ aorneys located in 53 offices across the United States and in Europe, Canada, and Mexico. Ogletree Deakins represents a diverse range of clients, from small businesses to Fortune 50 companies. Premier client service, as outlined in the firm’s Client Pledge, is one of the firm’s top priories and a cornerstone of its core values. Pracce Areas Affirmave Acon and OFCCP Compliance Appellate Arbitraon and Alternave Dispute Resoluon Background Checks Class Acon Data Privacy Disability Access Diversity and Inclusion Drug Tesng E-Discovery and Records Retenon Employee Benefits and Execuve Compensaon Employment Law ERISA Ligaon Ethics Compliance, Invesgaons and Whistleblower Response Governmental Affairs Immigraon Law Internaonal Leaves of Absence/Reasonable Accommodaon Ligaon Mergers and Acquisions Pay Equity RIF/WARN Tradional Labor Relaons Unfair Compeon and Trade Secrets Wage and Hour Workplace Safety and Health Industry Groups Airline and Railway Construcon Law Defense Contracng Energy Healthcare Higher Educaon Hospitality Life Sciences Manufacturing Retail Sports and Entertainment Staffing/PEO

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Page 1: Why Ogletree Deakins? 53 Offices · Paris Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland (ME) Portland (OR) Raleigh Richmond Sacramento San Antonio San Diego San Francisco Seattle St. Louis

2019WINTER

Diversity& inclusion

REACHING NEW HEIGHTS

Atlanta

Austin

Berlin

Birmingham

Boston

Charleston

Charlotte

Chicago

Cleveland

Columbia

Dallas

Denver

Detroit (Metro)

Greenville

Houston

Indianapolis

Jackson

Kansas City

Las Vegas

London

Los Angeles

Memphis

Mexico City

Miami

Milwaukee

Minneapolis

Morristown

Nashville

New Orleans

New York City

Oklahoma City

Orange County

Paris

Philadelphia

Phoenix

Pittsburgh

Portland (ME)

Portland (OR)

Raleigh

Richmond

Sacramento

San Antonio

San Diego

San Francisco

Seattle

St. Louis

St. Thomas

Stamford

Tampa

Toronto

Torrance

Tucson

Washington, D.C.

For more information about Ogletree Deakins’ inclusion efforts, please visit our website at

www.ogletree.com

or contact Michelle P. Wimes,

Chief Diversity and Professional Development [email protected]

Why Ogletree Deakins? 53 OfficesOgletree Deakins is one of the largest labor and employment law firms representing management in all types of employment-related legal matters. The firm has 850+ attorneys located in 53 offices across the United States and in Europe, Canada, and Mexico. Ogletree Deakins represents a diverse range of clients, from small businesses to Fortune 50 companies. Premier client service, as outlined in the firm’s Client Pledge, is one of the firm’s top priorities and a cornerstone of its core values.

Practice Areas• Affirmative Action and OFCCP

Compliance• Appellate• Arbitration and Alternative Dispute

Resolution• Background Checks• Class Action• Data Privacy• Disability Access• Diversity and Inclusion• Drug Testing• E-Discovery and Records Retention• Employee Benefits and Executive

Compensation• Employment Law• ERISA Litigation• Ethics Compliance, Investigations

and Whistleblower Response• Governmental Affairs• Immigration Law• International• Leaves of Absence/Reasonable

Accommodation• Litigation• Mergers and Acquisitions• Pay Equity• RIF/WARN• Traditional Labor Relations• Unfair Competition and Trade Secrets• Wage and Hour• Workplace Safety and Health

Industry Groups• Airline and Railway• Construction Law• Defense Contracting • Energy• Healthcare• Higher Education• Hospitality• Life Sciences• Manufacturing• Retail• Sports and Entertainment• Staffing/PEO

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Diversity and inclusion are integral to our outstanding performance and exceptional client service. We are committed to having a top-talented, vibrant workforce that reflects the growing diversity of our communities and our clients.

We believe that such a workforce is able to contribute unique perspectives and creative approaches to generate the highest quality of service, propel outstanding business results, and serve the needs of our clients.

RECOGNITION AND AWARDS

In July 2018, Ogletree Deakins was named to the Working Mother Best Law Firms for Women for 2018. For over a decade, Working Mother has recognized U.S. law firms that create and use best practices in retaining and promoting women lawyers.

In July 2018, for the third time in firm history, Ogletree Deakins was recognized as a WILEF (Women in Law Empowerment Forum) Gold Standard Firm for leadership roles achieved by equity women partners.

In June 2018, Ogletree Deakins was ranked #12 on The National Law Journal’s 2018

Women in Law Scorecard, which ranks the nation’s largest law firms according to their inclusion of women attorneys

In May 2018, Ogletree Deakins was ranked #2, in the 600+ Lawyers category, on Law360’s Best Law Firms for Female Attorneys report.

In May 2018, Ogletree moved from #75 to #68 on American Lawyer Media’s 2018 Diversity Scorecard ranking.

In April 2018, Ogletree ranked among the top 25 firms in seven categories of the 2018 Vault Associate Survey, including all categories related to diversity.

Ogletree Deakins is proud to be a member of the following nationally recognized organizations that promote diversity and inclusion in the legal industry.

The Ogletree Deakins Diversity and Inclusion Steering Committee guides the firm in creating programming and initiatives to recruit, hire, retain, promote and advance women and minority attorneys within the firm. It is chaired by Matt Keen, Ogletree Deakins’ managing shareholder. The DISC’s work is supported by six business resource groups and a network of ambassadors that span across offices.

Our Business Resource Groups support the wellness, recruitment, retention, development, and advancement of attorneys firm-wide. Through their efforts, Ogletree continues to lead the way for innovative programming in the field of legal diversity and inclusion. African-American Attorneys (ODBAR) works to bring greater visibility to the group and support their mentorship and sponsorship at the firm.Hispanic/Latino Attorneys (ODAdelante) works to bring greater visibility to our Hispanic/Latino attorneys both within and outside the firm.Family Support (ODFamily) serves as a resource to support all attorneys during times of transition and stress.Asian-American Attorneys (ODA3) aims to provide more visibility and advancement opportunities for the Asian-American attorneys at Ogletree.LGBT Attorneys (ODAlliance) finds ways to support and leverage each other’s uniqueness and business development efforts.Women’s Initiative (ODWIN) supports women’s business development and leadership opportunities within the firm.

Kim F. EbertShareholder

(Indianapolis)

C. Matthew KeenManaging Shareholder (Raleigh)

Michelle P. WimesChief D & PD Officer

(Kansas City)

Rebecca Baumgartner

D&I Manager(Kansas City)

Rodolfo (Fito) R. AgrazShareholder

(Dallas)

Bernard (Bud) J. BobberShareholder (Milwaukee)

Ellen TothShareholder (Cleveland)

Rodney G. Moore

Shareholder (Atlanta)

Vince M. Verde

Shareholder (Orange County)

Sharon M. Wardrip

Chief Administrative Officer (Indianapolis)

Ashley P. CuttinoShareholder (Greenville)

Shafeeqa W. GiarrataniOffice Managing

Shareholder (Austin)

Elizabeth A. FalconeShareholder (Portland)

Adam T. PankratzShareholder

(Seattle)

Michael ClarksonShareholder

(Boston)

Nicole L. Harris

Senior D&I Coordinator(Kansas City)

Symone E. Martin

Diversity Data Analyst(Kansas City)

Simon J. McMenemy

Office Managing Shareholder(London)

Caroline Tang

Shareholder (Austin)

Vanessa RussellDirector of Recruiting

and Retention (Indianapolis)

Business Resource Groups (BRG)Diversity and Inclusionat Ogletree Deakins

Diversity and InclusionSteering Committee - DISC

Kimya S. P. Johnson

Senior Counsel(Philadelphia)