Deborah Spranger has her mom to thank for helping her find her niche in corporate law. After graduating from college, Spranger, who had wanted to be a lawyer since she was 5, said she originally had plans to continue straight on to law school but decided, due to her mother’s influence, to take a break and get a job instead.
“My mother made a comment one day. She said, ‘you’re staying in academia because otherwise you wouldn’t be able to hold a job,’” Spranger said. “So I got a job in manufacturing and stayed there for five years.”
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