Women’s Bar Association to foster mentorship with first meeting of McGhie’s term
Natoya McGhie is one of the young stars of the Brooklyn legal community and she credits much of her success to mentorships, which is why, she explained, it was important for her to make the theme of her year as president of the Brooklyn Women’s Bar Association “Paving the Way for Mentorship.”
It’s also no coincidence that the first meeting the BWBA is hosting after McGhie was installed earlier this month is the annual BWBA Mentorship Interest Meeting, which is being held via Zoom on Tuesday, June 30th at 6 p.m.
McGhie started the committee in 2018 with the help of then-president Carrie Anne Cavallo and Madeline Kirton, her original co-chair in the committee. This year the committee is joined by Judge Heela Capell as its newest co-chair.