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National Conference of Bar Presidents 2014 Annual Meeting

by National Conference of Bar Presidents

The National Conference of Bar Presidents (NCBP) 2014 Annual Meeting was a gathering of current and former bar leaders aimed at enhancing the effectiveness of bar associations and the legal profession. The event took place in Boston, Massachusetts, and featured a series of sessions, workshops, and networking opportunities designed to address pressing issues facing the legal community.

Key topics covered during the meeting included the role of bar associations in addressing social issues, strategies for engaging new generations of lawyers, and discussions on legal education reform. Sessions such as "To Speak Out or Not to Speak Out: That is the Question" explored whether bar associations should take positions on controversial issues, while workshops like "Targeting the New Generations of Lawyers" focused on membership efforts toward law students and new lawyers.

The meeting also provided practical details such as the NCBP First-timers Breakfast, which welcomed newcomers and introduced them to mentors, and the NCBP/NABE/NCBF Joint Awards Luncheon, where award winners were announced. Additionally, the event featured plenary sessions on topics like threats to self-regulation of the profession and updates on legal education reform.

The NCBP 2014 Annual Meeting was particularly beneficial for current and aspiring bar leaders seeking to enhance their leadership skills, stay informed about developments in the legal profession, and network with peers from across the country. Attendees had the opportunity to engage in meaningful discussions, share best practices, and gain insights into effective bar association management.

Speakers(10)

Ann Jorgensen

Appellate Justice at Second District Appellate Court

Ann Jorgensen chaired the Task Force on the Impact of Law School Debt on the Future of the Profession, discussed at the 2014 NCBP Annual Meeting.

Carl D. Smallwood

President at National Conference of Bar Presidents

Carl D. Smallwood served as President of the National Conference of Bar Presidents and moderated the plenary session 'Threats to Self-Regulation of the Profession' at the 2014 NCBP Annual Meeting.

John Locallo

Communications Committee Chair at National Conference of Bar Presidents

John Locallo served as the Communications Committee Chair for the NCBP and provided a recap of the 2014 Annual Meeting.

Karol Corbin Walker

Past President at National Conference of Bar Presidents

Karol Corbin Walker, Past President of the NCBP, announced the Nominating Committee Report at the 2014 Annual Meeting.

Lisa Tatum

Immediate Past President at State Bar of Texas

Lisa Tatum served as the Immediate Past President of the State Bar of Texas and co-presented 'Creating Energy in Your Bar' at the 2014 NCBP Annual Meeting.

Lynn Ann Vogel

Past President at Missouri Bar

Lynn Ann Vogel, Past President of the Missouri Bar, co-presented 'Creating Energy in Your Bar' at the 2014 NCBP Annual Meeting.

Rew R. Goodenow

President at National Conference of Bar Presidents

Rew R. Goodenow was installed as President of the National Conference of Bar Presidents at the 2014 Annual Meeting.

Sal Mungia

Past President at Washington State Bar Association

Sal Mungia, Past President of the Washington State Bar Association, participated in the plenary session 'To Speak Out or Not to Speak Out: That is the Question' at the 2014 NCBP Annual Meeting.

W. Perry Brandt

President at Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association

W. Perry Brandt, President of the Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association, participated in the plenary session 'To Speak Out or Not to Speak Out: That is the Question' at the 2014 NCBP Annual Meeting.

William C. Hubbard

President at American Bar Association

William C. Hubbard, President of the American Bar Association, addressed the NCBP at the 2014 Annual Meeting.

Event Details

Date
August 8, 2014
Location
🇺🇸 Boston, United States
Boston, Massachusetts
Audience
Current and aspiring bar leaders, legal professionals