The first woman to lead Baker McKenzie’s offices in Australia said she looks forward to the day when the gender of the profession’s leaders is completely unremarkable.
December 09, 2022 at 05:01 AM
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Correspondent, Sydney
Australian corporate firm Clayton Utz and Baker McKenzie in Australia have appointed women leaders for the first time, the latest of several law firms to refresh their management as the year winds down.
At Clayton Utz, Emma Covacevich will take over from Bruce Cooper as chief executive partner on July 1 next year, while at Baker McKenzie Anne-Marie Allgrove will succeed Antony Foley as managing partner in Australia on the same day.
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