Through Integrous LLC, I provide integrity advice and legal counsel to help faithful leaders lead faithfully.Leading faithfully is much more than having good intentions, being ethical, "doing good", "looking good" or "doing well". Sadly, many well-intentioned leaders are "missing the mark" (or have given up). By acting as a “Chief Integrity Counsel”, Integrous helps leaders who understand the limitations of content, conferences, coaches and cohorts and are ready for an experienced advisor and trusted counselor to offer truth, guidance and practical advice.My decades of corporate transactional experience across a wide spectrum of clients and practice areas, as well as several years assisting and guiding various non-profit organizations, give me a seasoned understanding of situations faced by leaders and organizations and a unique “generalist” perspective to opportunities and challenges. My personal purpose statement is “to serve by redeeming work through the impartation of wisdom, spotlighting God’s truth and connecting its meaning to organizational cultures and practices.” Integrous is the by-product of 50 years seeking to understand the intersection of faith and work, 30+ years as a lawyer, 15+ years of involvement in marketplace ministry and the faith-work movement, 11 years of prayer, and 5 years of God refining and reworking the vision. It also reflects a life-long commitment to “integrity” as a core value. I am most energized and fulfilled professionally when I am connecting people who can help each other in their callings and when I am serving as a trusted advisor and counselor to business and non-profit leaders, particularly those who share my belief in a divine purpose for business and work and the dignity of people.I graduated from Harvard College in 1983 and Harvard Law School in 1986. I became a partner with Cravath, Swaine & Moore, a large New York City-based law firm, and for over 22 years practiced corporate law in New York and London. Since leaving Cravath in 2009, I have given my time to a number of non-profits, including the New Canaan Society (serving in various leadership roles), Praxis, Sovereign’s Capital, Movement Day, Young Life, Benjamin Franklin House Foundation, New York Law Institute and several others. [This profile and related posts are Attorney Advertising and not legal advice. A communication sent in reply to this profile or any post will not create an attorney-client relationship, and will not be treated as confidential.]
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