Diversity Journal Recognizes Brenda Lee as an Asian Leader Worth Watching

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Diversity Journal Recognizes Brenda Lee as an Asian Leader Worth Watching

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Brenda Lee, a DC-based partner, was named to Diversity Journal's 2022 list of Asian Leaders Worth Watching. The list honors the accomplishments of professionals with the hope of inspiring the next generation of leaders.

Profiles in Diversity Journal is a quarterly magazine that spotlights, promotes and supports individuals in underrepresented groups for their contributions to their respective fields. As vice chair of the firm's Anti-Discrimination Practice, Lee was honored for her leadership and management skills in addition to her experience in representing companies, universities, and individuals in a broad range of investigations and related proceedings.

In her profile, Lee recalls her early years in law, including several mentors who have helped shape her career along the way. She notes her first case was a large investigation conducted by the DOJ and the SEC. "It wasn't just that I was learning by watching; I was also learning by doing," said Lee in her profile.

Read Lee's full profile in Diversity Journal.

 

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