Women's Leadership Initiative
Crowell & Moring’s Women’s Leadership Initiative (WLI) is dedicated to the recruitment, retention, professional development, and advancement of our female-identifying (“women”) lawyers firmwide. To build a community of talented women attorneys that extends beyond Crowell & Moring, WLI hosts events and sponsors opportunities that support the development of meaningful professional relationships—where empowered women empower women. WLI is co-chaired by Kim Johnson, Sima Namiri-Kalantari, Rachel Raphael, and Tiffany Wynn, with support from its partner advisors, Deb Arbabi, Lorraine Campos, Kristin Madigan, Starling Marshall, and Nicole Simonian.
Need proof that we’re serious about women in leadership positions? Here it is:
Chair of the Executive Committee
Management Board Member
Co-Chair of Litigation Group
Co-Chair of Talent Development Committee
Management Board Member
Co-Chair of Environment & Natural Resources Group
Diversity Council Member
Chair of MENA Affinity Group
New York Office WLI Leader
Investigations Group Leader
Investigations Group Leader
Partner Advisor of WLI
Co-Chair of the Recruiting Committee
Government Contracts Steering Committee Member
Digital Transformation Group Leader
Health Care Steering Committee Member
Chair of Insurance Group
Digital Transformation Group Leader
Privacy & Cybersecurity Steering Committee Member
Public Service Group Co-Chair
Chair of Public Service Committee
Health Care Steering Committee Member
Vice-Chair of Advertising & Media Group
Government Contracts Steering Committee Member
Vice-Chair of Intellectual Property Group
White Collar & Regulatory Enforcement Steering Committee Member
Litigation Steering Committee Member
Co-Chair of International Trade Group
Partner Advisor of WLI
Management Board Member
Chair of Recruiting Committee
Antitrust Steering Committee Member
Head of Orange County Office
Chair of E-Discovery & Information Management Group
Antitrust Steering Committee Member
Government Contracts Steering Committee Member
Chair of Government Security Committee
Not Photographed: Eileen Gleimer, Aviation Group Chair