Sheldon Sloan is a lobbyist, former municipal court judge, attorney at Lewis Brisbois, proud grandfather and, now, president of the State Bar of California. While he's proposed an initiative to ensure civility within the profession, Sloan says he intends to focus on completing projects already on the drawing board -- such as his predecessor's ongoing effort to diversify the profession. He also plans to delegate many of his duties and give the board's vice presidents more of an opportunity to stand out.
October 13, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Andrea Van de Kamp didn’t know what to make of the stocky, gruff-looking guy who strolled into her Los Angeles office about 30 years ago as the new chairman of the Coro Foundation.
Van de Kamp — a well-known Democrat and then-executive director of the foundation, which trains young adults to become government leaders — knew Sheldon Sloan was a solid Republican. But that was it.
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