Sherrie Savett, Berger Montague

Last year was a watershed year for Berger Montague, and the firm’s successes are a testament to the strong leadership provided by its chairwoman, Sherrie Savett. Savett earned national attention when she took the helm of Berger Montague as the firm’s first female chair, and as one of the few women in the country to lead such a large and prominent firm. Most significantly, under Savett’s leadership, the firm moved from the historical brownstone where it had been founded 1970 to a dazzlingly redesigned new space in a modern office tower. As chairwoman, Savett has used her vision and leadership to ensure the new offices would be world-class, and to make the move as seamless as possible. 

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