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The Finn Dixon & Herling Women’s Initiative Network

provides a community for attorneys to establish mentoring relationships, develop skills, network with clients, and find connection.

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WIN maintains a balance between professional and social activities.

The group conducts regular meetings open to all attorneys at the firm, where participants engage in goal-setting and other professional development exercises. WIN also hosts events that have ranged from our networking-oriented golf clinic to a 16-course omakase dinner.

Our place in private equity and venture capital—industries in which women have historically lacked representation—makes it imperative and more valuable for FDH to provide a resource like WIN. We regularly invite clients and professional contacts to our events, providing a welcome sense of community for all while providing programming that create opportunities for our attorneys to forge relationships and share information with a larger community of like-minded professionals..

The benefits of WIN are not exclusive to the women of Finn Dixon & Herling.

Repeatedly, initiatives begun inside the group have benefitted the entire firm. Discussions that started at WIN gatherings have led us to revisit the firm’s parental leave policy, pre-Covid consideration of flexible working arrangements, and have resulted in an increase in firm events geared toward parents, caregivers, and families.

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