The executive director of the New York City Bar discusses her 15-year tenure overseeing the now 24,000-member organization, the challenges and successes during her leadership, and the relevance of bar membership to a changing profession.
February 01, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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After a 15-year tenure as executive director of the New York City Bar, Barbara Berger Opotowsky is resigning in May. A search committee under city bar president Carey Dunn has been formed to find her successor.
Opotowsky has served with nine presidents while overseeing the now 24,000-member organization. She also has overseen a budget of about $15 million for the city bar and another $5 million for its public service affiliate, the City Bar Fund.
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