Hogan Lovells is adding Kelly Ann Shaw, a former senior White House official, to its international trade and investment practice as a partner, the firm announced.
Shaw served as the president’s deputy assistant for international economic affairs and deputy director of the National Economic Council. In that role, she advised President Donald Trump on international economic policy, including trade, investment, energy and the environment.
Given this time of “global economic uncertainty spurred by the spread of the coronavirus, we are fortunate to have Kelly Ann joining our global team to assist our clients,” said Deen Kaplan, co-leader of Hogan Lovells’ ...
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