Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP is pleased to announce that partner Greta B. Williams has been named Co-Partner-in-Charge of its Washington, D.C. office.
Williams succeeds partner Cynthia Richman, who, along with Co-Partner-in-Charge Thomas H. Dupree Jr., was instrumental in leading the D.C. office over the last several years.
“Cindy has been, and will continue to be, a leader in our D.C. office. We are thankful for her service as a Partner-in-Charge, and especially for her steadfast leadership during the pandemic,” said Gibson Dunn’s Chair and Managing Partner Barbara L. Becker. “Greta, likewise, has already made innumerable contributions including as a mentor and an active member of office and firmwide committees. She will build on her time as a firm leader with this new role, and I look forward to seeing all she will accomplish during her tenure.”
“I am excited and humbled to take on this new leadership challenge, and to partner with Tom, Barbara and the Gibson Dunn leadership team to drive forward the firm’s strategic vision here in the D.C. office,” said Williams. “The last two years have taught us that nothing is more important than listening to and caring for our people. As 2022 begins, I look forward to helping strengthen our culture of collaboration and excellence, attracting the best talent, and elevating our commitment to diversity and inclusion.”
About Greta B. Williams
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