Jennifer Hindin succeeds David Gross and will serve with current co-chair Kathleen Kirby.
November 09, 2021 at 11:32 AM
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With a view of expansion at the top of mind, Wiley Rein is reshuffling the leadership of a key practice, promoting longtime fixture Jennifer Hindin to co-chair.
Hindin succeeds Ambassador David Gross at the helm of Wiley’s telecom, media and technology (TMT) practice and will serve with current co-chair Kathleen Kirby.
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Jennifer Hindin of Wiley Rein. (Courtesy photo)
