Nixon Peabody has appointed a chief sustainability officer, hoping not only to reduce the firm's environmental impact, but to increase its impact on clients. While many firms are making green strides internally, Nixon says it's the first law firm to create an official position targeting sustainability. "It's a pioneering move," said L. William Nason, a recruiter with Watanabe Nason Schwartz & Lippman. "It's the first I've heard of it and it would seem to make sense."
November 26, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Nixon Peabody has appointed a chief sustainability officer, hoping not only to reduce the firm’s environmental impact, but to increase its impact on clients.
Carolyn Kaplan, a counsel in the firm’s energy and environmental practice, will spend at least a quarter of her time in the new position.
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