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CONNECTICUT MOVERS DECEMBER 7, 2020 ¦ 3

Robinson & Cole’s Jeffrey White Joins
CBIA’s Board of Directors

By Michael Marciano

Jeffrey White of Robinson & Cole in Hartford, Connecticut. Courtesy photo

Robinson & Cole Manufacturing Industry U.S. Department of Commerce events. Robinson
Practice Chair Jeffrey J. White is among seven new & Cole credits White with helping the firm win the
leaders recently elected to the Connecticut Business President’s “E” Award for Export Service
and Industry Association’s Board of Directors. “I am pleased to be a part of such a distinguished
“These business leaders will help develop innova- group of business executives, including several cli-
tive strategies and guide collaboration between the ents, as we look to improve the business climate in
private and public sectors towards rebuilding Con- Connecticut and build on our storied history in the
necticut’s economy, bringing back jobs, and creating manufacturing and aerospace sectors,” White said.
opportunities for all residents,” said CBIA president Robinson & Cole noted White’s innovations in-
and CEO Chris DiPentima. clude creating the firm’s Manufacturing Law Blog,
A leader in manufacturing law, White represents one of the first blogs in the country to address legal
local, national and international manufacturers and issues facing manufacturers and distributors. ¦
works with economic development agencies to sup-
port direct foreign investment in the United States. Michael Marciano is bureau chief of the
He was appointed by the U.S. Secretary of Commerce Connecticut Law Tribune. He can be reached
to the Connecticut District Export Council and has at [email protected] or call 646-957-3022.
been invited to speak at The White House and at On Twitter: @BreakingCTLaw

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