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Minters promotes 71
Australian-headquartered international firm MinterEllison has elevated 71 practitioners to more senior positions, including 68 new senior associates.
Jerome Doraisamy
MinterEllison has promoted 71 of its lawyers to more senior positions, including 68 new senior associates, two new directors and one new senior manager. Female lawyers make up 68 per cent of the promotions.
Speaking about the promotions, Minters CEO and managing partner Annette Kimmitt said: “On behalf of the partners, I am delighted to congratulate our next cohort of future leaders. Their promotion reinforces our commitment to attracting and developing diverse talent who are committed to creating lasting impacts with our clients, our communities and their colleagues.”
“Faced with uncertain times, this cohort continues to demonstrate resilience and agility. They bring deep technical excellence, are curious and innovative and are focused on building deep and enduring relationships with clients,” Ms Kimmitt continued.
“Their commitment to making diversity, in all its forms, a central tenet of how our firm collaborates is inspiring. The partners are enormously proud to support their progress and continued success.”
Minters’ newest directors are Theresa Chong (Auckland) and Heeyung Shin (Melbourne), both in the firm’s technology consulting group. Jeffrey Curtis (Sydney) is the newest senior manager and is also in technology consulting.
The firm’s new senior associates in capital markets and corporate are: Russell Jones (Adelaide), Shairiibuu Boldoo (Ulaanbaatar), Natalie Bentley, Olga Horwoby, Helen Huynh, Nelson Maunatlala, Daniel Wangatau, Jennifer Dornan and Aimee Yi (Sydney), Andrew Jiang (London), and Rhett McPhie, Eilidh Murray and Nicolas Lee (Melbourne).
In the consulting solutions group, Charlotte Breekveldt, Daniel Kornberg and Sarah Sapuppo (Melbourne) and Dong Su Kim, Georgia McCarthy and Naomi McGregor were all promoted within the tax team to SA, and Josh Anaf, Phoebe Blank, Jialing Chen, Elise Holmes and Caitlin Ible (Melbourne), Laura Bereicua and Albert Khouri (Sydney), and Taya Hunt and Jessica Mansell (Brisbane) were all elevated to SA in the workplace team.
Elsewhere, in the disputes, competition and insurance group, the newest SAs at Minters are: Elizabeth Emmett, Courtney Coyne and Claire Davies (Brisbane), Emily Chappelow (Perth), Jason Leonardis and Ben Clarke (Adelaide), Lindsay Scott, Elizabeth Yick, Marian Morton, Emma Roberts and Narod Hosikian (Melbourne), Sheenal Singh, Jacky Wong, Sophie Hernandez Kaiko, Philippa Munton and Jennifer Strugnell (Sydney), Lauren Tattersall (Darwin), and Emma Bozic, Kelly Matheson and Karen Teixeira (Canberra).
Finally, in the infrastructure, construction and property group, Minters elevated the following to SA: Jarryd Gray, Stephanie Mann, Domenic Mollica, Seles Ng, Nick McConnell, Kieran McAlpine and Jessica Stokes (Melbourne), Tegun Middleton, Sarah Cahill, Alexandria Hammerton, Matt Hammond, James Knell, Megan Sharkey and Ruth Sainsbury (Brisbane), Candice Lamb (Perth), Amy Ryan and Jenna Mastachenko (Sydney), Yvette Mason (Gold Coast) and Mark Hautop (Adelaide).
Jerome Doraisamy
Jerome Doraisamy is the editor of Lawyers Weekly. A former lawyer, he has worked at Momentum Media as a journalist on Lawyers Weekly since February 2018, and has served as editor since March 2022. He is also the host of all five shows under The Lawyers Weekly Podcast Network, and has overseen the brand's audio medium growth from 4,000 downloads per month to over 60,000 downloads per month, making The Lawyers Weekly Show the most popular industry-specific podcast in Australia. Jerome is also the author of The Wellness Doctrines book series, an admitted solicitor in NSW, and a board director of Minds Count.
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