Archer & Greiner named partner Lloyd Freeman chief diversity officer. “I really want diversity to be woven into the fabric of our law firm,” Freeman said.
Though his efforts toward diversity and inclusion at his firm and beyond well predate it, Lloyd Freeman being named Archer & Greiner’s first chief diversity officer last year was indeed momentous. And he has been effective so far. Freeman plays a major role in attorney recruitment, which strengthens his impact in the D&I realm, and which also provides a talent pipeline for the Haddonfield-based firm, where he became the first attorney of color to ascend from summer associate to partner. Freeman is former president of the Garden State Bar Association, and is active in many other community and professional groups.
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