The SPU/MyShingle NYC Meetup was just so much fun. I want to thank Tim Baran of Baran CLE for coordinating the location, making dinner reservations at RARE Bare and Grill where SPU treated our guests to delicious appetizers, and for making sure all our invitees made it.
I had the fun of sharing time with Carolyn Elefant and Lisa Solomon, again. I also met for the first time Tim Baran of BaranCLE, faculty member, Gerry Oginski, SPU alumna, Cari Rincker, many new solos like Veronica Escobar, Jiah Kim, Laura Winston, Nicole Green; experienced attorney and new solo, Andy Barovick, Corinne Tampas (who is SO funny!), Jeff Gamso (who I sadly did not get to talk with that much), Lawyer Recruiter, Amanda Ellis who has just authored the new must have book for law students seeking employment, Lawline Entrepreneur , David Schnurman and his right hand man, Jeff Reekers and many more.
For those of you who had planned to attend but couldn’t at the last minute we will do it again!!
David Schnurman, Lawline Entrepreneur
Corinne Tampas & Carolyn Elefant
Faculty, Gerry Oginski
Newly admitted to the Bar - Jiah Kim
New Author, Amanda Ellis
Ag Lawyer, Cari Rincker
Andy Barovick
Too bad I couldn’t be there. Sounds like a blast
So sorry I missed this one! Looking forward to the next NYC SPU Meet up!
Chris, We’ll be doing more, hopefully in a town near you soon!
Lurie, NYC will definitely be done, again, soon!
I was there…and thank goodness there are no pics of me!
Oh, we’ll get one of you yet
It was so much fun! Thanks Susan!! I will be there for the next one!
As much as I love palling around on social media, there is nothing like getting together in person. So great to meet everyone, and I second the thanks to Tim Baran for helping to put it all together.
It was great to meet Susan and Carolyn Elefant and Lisa Solomon and Andy Barovick. I had spoken and communicated with all of them online but it’s really cool to meet them in person.
I truly had a great time, too! It’s so wonderful to talk with your peers in person and get valuable feedback by way of facial expressions, etc. I’m looking forward to more “face time” in the future.