Leadership

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Leadership

The State Bar of Wisconsin ensures that Wisconsin attorneys meet and maintain the highest standards of competency, technical skill and ethical conduct. It also strives to ensure Wisconsin citizens have equal access to legal services of the highest quality, and to a system that affords prompt and fair resolution.

The State Bar of Wisconsin is g​overned by a 52-member Board of Governors, which is primarily made up of attorneys elected by the members. The board includes the association’s five officers and the immediate past president. The board oversees the policy making and operation of the organization. The Executive Committee, which is led by the officers and key representatives from the board and the State Bar's divisions, is authorized to make decisions and perform the duties of the board between meetings.

The State Bar of Wisconsin staff leadership works to accomplish the goals set by the board, while managing the daily operations of the statewide organization.

Board of Governors 2019-2020  

Board of Governors 2019 - 2020 Photo Caption

Front row (from left): Past President Christopher E. Rogers, President-elect Kathleen A. Brost

Second row (from left): Secretary Starlyn R. Tourtillott, President Jill M. Kastner, Chairperson Kori L. Ashley, Mary Lynne Donohue, Amy E. Wochos, Marisol González Castillo, Anu Chudasama

Third row (from left): Margaret W. Hickey, Treasurer Eric L. Andrews, Jennifer L. Johnson, Anna F.C. Muñoz, Bradley Yanke, Catarina A. Colón, Executive Director Larry J. Martin, Erik R. Guenther, Michael Yang

Fourth row (from left): Elizabeth K. Miles, Jeff Goldman, Rochelle Johnson-Bent, Katie R. York, Theresa M. McDowell, Brian P. Dimmer, Sam Wayne

Fifth row (from left): Chad O. Schimmelpfenning, Toni Caldwell, Robert G. Barrington, Charles “Chuck” Stertz, Patrick Puyleart, Sherry Coley, Susan K. Miller, Kathryn M. Bullon, Alison E. Helland, Corey G. Lorenz

Sixth row (from left): John P. Macy, Dean R. Dietrich, Ryan M. Billings, Meighan M. Anger, Renee A. Read, Jim Marshall, Jane E. Bucher, Laura Skilton Verhoff

Missing from photo: Karen M. Bauer, Jesse Blocher, Joseph M. Cardamone, Kathleen Chung, Timothy T. Kay, Johanna R. Kirk, Lisa M. Lawless, Amanda J. Ley, Michael A. McCaskey, Odalo J. Ohiku, Patricia E. Putney, Krista G. LaFave Rosolino, Joel D. Skinner, Craig R. Steger, Alexander M. Lodge


State Bar of Wisconsin Diversity and Inclusion Statement

The term "diversity" has a dynamic meaning that evolves as the demographics in the state change. It is an inclusive concept that encompasses, among other things, race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, gender, gender identity, age, sexual orientation, and disability. Inclusion helps to create a culture that embraces people from the widest range of talent and experience and promotes understanding and respect for all people and different points of view in the legal profession.

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