William "Mo" Cowan, who once served as an interim member of the U.S. Senate, is joining General Electric as vice president of litigation and legal policy.
February 15, 2017 at 03:00 PM
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William “Mo” Cowan, who served as an interim U.S. senator and was a top adviser to former Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick, is no stranger to working with General Electric Co., as he played a key role in the company’s relocation to Boston. Now Cowan is taking his experience in-house, as he will join GE as vice president of litigation and legal policy, effective April 1.
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