At Brooklyn Women’s Bar Association ceremony, Natoya McGhie to become president
The Brooklyn Women’s Bar Association is hosting an installation ceremony via Zoom on Tuesday night to officially install Natoya McGhie as its new president.
McGhie, a principal court attorney for Hon. Jane Tully, is a graduate of John Jay College and New York Law School. She initially joined the Brooklyn Women’s Bar Association at the suggestion of her former boss, Justice Nancy Bannon, and has quickly worked her way up through the ranks.
The event will give members a chance to say thank you to Meryl Schwartz, the immediate past president, as the association never got an opportunity to host its annual awards dinner due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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