"There tends to be a lack of diversity in the leadership of law firms," Sharperson, based in the firm's Bedminster office, said.
January 13, 2022 at 11:00 AM
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Weber Gallagher Simpson Stapleton Fires & Newby New Jersey-based partner Ken Sharperson has been chairing the firm’s diversity committee, but on Jan. 1 he stepped into a new role, running diversity and inclusion efforts firmwide.
Sharperson, who practices in the firm’s Bedminster office, spoke with Law.com to discuss his vision for the newly created role and the prevailing challenges among law firms to cultivating and maintaining an inclusive and equitable culture.
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Kenneth Sharperson, director of diversity, equity and inclusion at Weber Gallagher. Courtesy photo.
