Twin Cities Business Notable DEI Executive
Brooks, Cameron & Huebsch, PLLC is pleased to announce that Partner, Katie Thueringer has been named a Notable Executive in DEI by the Twin Cities Business Magazine. Patent Law is a highly specialized field that requires a science degree, law degree, passing of the State Bar as well as the Patent Bar. Knowing the deficit of women and minorities in the sciences and in law one can imagine the difficulty of recruiting and supporting individuals who are not widely represented in a field. Under the guidance of Katie, our team seeks to recruit, hire and mentor a diverse group of talented people.
PROMOTING GREATER DIVERSITY IN STEM EDUCATION AND IP PRACTICE
Learn more about how the team at Brooks, Cameron & Huesbch, PLLC is promoting and advancing diversity in the practice of Intellectual Property Law. In this Women in Law edition, Attorney at Law Magazine interviews members of the BCH Team to hear the perspectives on experience and building a team with an eye on changing the profile of those who work in the field of Intellectual Property Law.
RAISE THE BAR
With eyes on Race, Inclusion & Social Equity (RAISE), BCH continues its commitment to allyship in the way we hire and in the way we work. Our goal has always been to RAISE the bar in Intellectual Property Law.
Please meet some of our Allyship Panelists.
Having a diverse and robust team with people from many backgrounds has always been important to us. It was part of our fiber at the beginning and continues to inform our practice at present.
ABA Model Diversity Compliant
Brooks, Cameron & Huebsch , PLLC maintains a long-standing commitment to diversity through eliminating bias and enhancing inclusion in the practice of Intellectual Property Law. While 2020 brought great attention to the disparities and social injustice in our communities and society at large, our team has been well ahead of these efforts and has been ABA Model Diversity Survey Compliant since 2017.
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