National Association of Minority and Women Owned Law Firms (NAMWOLF) Extends Offer of Services for Ennis, Knupp and Associates
NAMWOLF Offers Assistance to the U.S. Treasury Department’s Bailout Investment Manager.
Chicago, IL, October 29, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Last week, the U.S. Treasury Department announced Chicago-based Ennis, Knupp and Associates will oversee the bailout portfolio under the Trouble Asset Relief Program (TARP), the national bailout plan passed by Congress in early October. As the portfolio manager, EnnisKnupp will be responsible for:
· developing investment guidelines;
· selecting firms to manage the distressed assets;
· identifying potential conflicts of interest;
· and seeking out qualified minority and female-owned businesses to work on behalf of the portfolio as federally required by the TARP legislation.
The National Association of Minority and Women Owned Law Firms (NAMWOLF), a national trade association which promotes diversity in the legal profession by connecting minority- and women-owned law firms with private and/or public entities, will offer its services to Ennis, Knupp and Associates. As EnnisKnupp is looking for qualified minority- and women-owned businesses to work on behalf of the portfolio, NAMWOLF would be able to connect them to qualified law firms across the country due to the organization’s fully-developed and well-vetted members.
“Over the next few months EnnisKnupp will be looking for minority and women-owned businesses to work with them on the portfolio and NAMWOLF can easily connect them with these companies,” said Yolanda Coly, managing director of NAMWOLF. “Since NAMWOLF began in 2001 we have been working with only law firms that demonstrate an excellence in their field.”
About NAMWOLF
The National Association of Minority & Women Owned Law Firms (www.namwolf.org) was founded in June 2001. Headquartered in Milwaukee, NAMWOLF is a national trade association that advocates for promoting true diversity in the legal profession by fostering the development of long lasting relationships between preeminent minority and women owned law firms and private/public entities.
The National Association of Minority and Women Owned Law Firms (NAMWOLF) will gather for its Annual Meeting and Law Firm Expo at the Marriott – Dallas Las Colinas Hotel on November 13-14. Highlights of the meeting will include career development and legal education seminars, a diversity awards luncheon, networking opportunities and an expo highlighting the minority and women-owned law firm members. The association’s fourth annual meeting will focus on promoting the inclusion of minority and women-owned law firms as outside legal counsel and more than 100 law firms and corporations are expected to attend. Every year the conference attracts some of the top legal minds in the country, and panelists from a variety of firms, corporations and the public sector. For more information about the conference and to attend, visit http://www.namwolf.org or email: events@namwolf.org.
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· developing investment guidelines;
· selecting firms to manage the distressed assets;
· identifying potential conflicts of interest;
· and seeking out qualified minority and female-owned businesses to work on behalf of the portfolio as federally required by the TARP legislation.
The National Association of Minority and Women Owned Law Firms (NAMWOLF), a national trade association which promotes diversity in the legal profession by connecting minority- and women-owned law firms with private and/or public entities, will offer its services to Ennis, Knupp and Associates. As EnnisKnupp is looking for qualified minority- and women-owned businesses to work on behalf of the portfolio, NAMWOLF would be able to connect them to qualified law firms across the country due to the organization’s fully-developed and well-vetted members.
“Over the next few months EnnisKnupp will be looking for minority and women-owned businesses to work with them on the portfolio and NAMWOLF can easily connect them with these companies,” said Yolanda Coly, managing director of NAMWOLF. “Since NAMWOLF began in 2001 we have been working with only law firms that demonstrate an excellence in their field.”
About NAMWOLF
The National Association of Minority & Women Owned Law Firms (www.namwolf.org) was founded in June 2001. Headquartered in Milwaukee, NAMWOLF is a national trade association that advocates for promoting true diversity in the legal profession by fostering the development of long lasting relationships between preeminent minority and women owned law firms and private/public entities.
The National Association of Minority and Women Owned Law Firms (NAMWOLF) will gather for its Annual Meeting and Law Firm Expo at the Marriott – Dallas Las Colinas Hotel on November 13-14. Highlights of the meeting will include career development and legal education seminars, a diversity awards luncheon, networking opportunities and an expo highlighting the minority and women-owned law firm members. The association’s fourth annual meeting will focus on promoting the inclusion of minority and women-owned law firms as outside legal counsel and more than 100 law firms and corporations are expected to attend. Every year the conference attracts some of the top legal minds in the country, and panelists from a variety of firms, corporations and the public sector. For more information about the conference and to attend, visit http://www.namwolf.org or email: events@namwolf.org.
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The National Association of Minority and Women-Owned Law Firms
Meredith McKee
972-488-4790
www.namwolf.org
Meredith McKee
972-488-4790
www.namwolf.org
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