Linking Lawyers Committee

 

The Linking Lawyers Committee seeks to enhance and support the Mecklenburg County legal community, through the active development and promotion of educational programs, resources and mentoring relationships in order to facilitate healthy, collaborative, rewarding and service oriented professional lives and culture among its members.

 

  Membership       

 

   
2021-22 Chair 2021-22 Vice-Chair
Joshua Lee
276/880-5433
Bridget Vanevenhoven
704/943-9469

 

Class of 2022 Class of 2023 Class of 2024
Denise Bessellieu
Lindsay Goldsmith
Luke Graham Thomas
Hon. Michael Stading
 Austin Grabowski
Thomas E. Powers, III
Akya Rice
Haley White
Jennifer Fleet
Kerry-Ann Archer
Erin Ball
Larissa Marvin
Kathryn DeAngelo
Hon. Renee Little

 

 

Staff Liaison

Angelica Gumucio, Diversity & Inclusion Coordinator - agumucio@meckbar.org

 

 

Volunteer Need / Commitment

Members of the Linking Lawyers Committee attend monthly committee meetings, develop CLE programs focused on the health and well-being of attorneys, oversee the Linking Lawyers program and work to provide useful resources for the legal community that will promote a healthy work/life balance.

 

 

Committee Documents/Links

 Linking Lawyers: A Mentoring Initiative

 

2017-18 Linking Lawyers Committee Report
Matthew S. DeAntonio, Chair and Abbey Mrkus Krysak, Vice-Chair

The Linking Lawyers Committee organizes and operates the MCB’s “Linking Lawyers” mentoring program. In addition to matching up mentors and mentees based on applicants’ preferences, the Committee provides year-round programming (e.g., networking events, courthouse tours, social gatherings) and monthly discussion topics for mentorship pairs. 

In 2017-18, the Committee provided nearly 30 mentor-mentee matches, held three events for mentors, mentees and Bar leaders, and provided the mentors and mentees recommended discussion topics and events. 

To learn more about getting involved with the Linking Lawyers program, please click here.

 
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