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Friday, March 19, 2010

Dallas attorney Marcus G. Ronquillo to address national EEO conference


Ronquillo will speak on the importance of diversity during the economic downturn.

— Marcos G. Ronquillo, managing shareholder and chief operating officer of Dallas-based Godwin Ronquillo PC, will speak on the continued importance of diversity during the economic downturn during the American Bar Association’s National Conference on Equal Employment Opportunity Law.

Marcos Ronquillo

Marcos Ronquillo

The national conference, presented by the ABA’s Equal Employment Opportunity Committee, will be held March 24-27 at the Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort and Spa in San Antonio. Ronquillo is one of two attorneys invited to speak during the Diversity Luncheon scheduled for March 24, along with Fred W. Alvarez of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, P.C., in Palo Alto, Calif. Attorney Julie Richard-Spencer of Metairie, La.’s Robein, Urann, Spencer, Picard & Cangemi, APLC, will serve as moderator.

“The downturn in the economy has forced many law firms into making deep cuts in order to survive,” says Ronquillo. “However, in order to come out of the cuts a better, more efficient firm, extreme care must be taken to preserve the diversity of the legal staff. Having an inclusive, diverse culture helps keep you from falling into a cycle of same-thinking that hampers your ability to move forward.”

Godwin Ronquillo PC is a Dallas-based trial and appellate firm that represents Fortune 500 and middle-market industry leaders throughout the United States.


Source: Godwin Ronquillo



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