Matthew Murphy
Matt Murphy’s practice focuses on high stakes intellectual property and litigation matters. He has represented clients across a spectrum of technologies, including pharmaceutical, life sciences, medical devices, consumer-driven health care, payment, and lighting industries. In connection with this work, Matt has assisted multiple clients in defending nine-figure trade secret misappropriation and patent infringement claims.
Prior to joining the firm, Matt spent seven years actively conducting research and development for leading pharmaceutical and medical device companies. He draws upon this rare combination of real-world and legal experience to counsel clients
Jenny Knickelbine
Claus Andersen
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Emily Westendorf
Emily Westendorf serves as vice president and ERM program manager. She is responsible for establishment of the climate risk program including execution of climate scenario analysis, design of a data strategy, and climate-related communications.
Emily previously served in multiple operational risk roles including Scenario Analysis Program Manager, KRI Program Manager, Operational Risk Governance Manager. In these roles, Emily managed integration of key risk indicators from the MB Financial merger, enhanced governance protocols in alignment with Heightened Standards, and executed large scale scenarios on topics ranging from cyber to LIBOR to climate. Emily also provided second line operational risk oversight of Consumer Bank and centralized functions. Emily began her career at Fifth Third as a Learning Facilitator supporting Retail.
Greg Bohrer
Greg Bohrer serves as Director, Strategic Initiatives, Corporate Affairs at Walmart. He is responsible for the strategy and implementation of Walmart.org's regenerative agriculture philanthropic portfolio and Walmart and the Walmart Foundation's commitment to protect, restore, or more sustainably manage 50 million acres of land by 2030. Prior to joining Walmart in 2020, Greg led the Agriculture Program at Environmental Initiative, administrator for the Midwest Row Crop Collaborative. Greg started his career in the U.S. Senate focusing on agricultural and environmental policy and graduated from St. Olaf College with a B.A. in Environmental Studies and Political Science.