Nicole Edmonds, Former SEC Attorney, Rejoins Troutman Pepper as Partner in Corporate Practice
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Nicole A. Edmonds, a corporate governance and federal securities attorney with both in-house and regulatory experience, has rejoined Troutman Pepper s Corporate Practice Group as a partner. She is based in the firm s Washington, D.C. office.
Nicole A. Edmonds, Partner, Troutman Pepper
Edmonds initially joined legacy firm Troutman Sanders in 2004, serving many years as a corporate associate and counsel with the firm prior to transitioning to her roles as attorney adviser with the SEC s Office of Investor Education and Advocacy and as sole clearance counsel for the White House s Office of Presidential Personnel. She most recently served as assistant vice president and corporate secretary with Washington Gas.
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