James Goodnow

CEO at Fennemore

Entrepreneur Leadership Network® Contributor

James Goodnow is the CEO of Fennemore, the fastest-growing law firm in the US. In 2018, at age 36, he became the youngest known leader of a major law firm in US history. He holds a JD from Harvard Law School and a master's degree in entrepreneurship from Cambridge University Business School (UK).

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