William Kruse is taking the legal reins of the polling and advisory firm as it harnesses the power of data analytics to help its clients solve their most vexing problems.
December 07, 2023 at 10:45 AM
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Veteran in-house attorney William Kruse is returning to Gallup to become the polling and advisory firm’s general counsel.
Kruse was with Washington, D.C.-based Gallup from 2011 until June 2019, a span that included stints as chief compliance officer and senior counsel for the public sector division. He left for the nonprofit CFA Institute, where he’s most recently been deputy general counsel and head of global government affairs.
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William Kruse, general counsel of Gallup. (Courtesy photo)
