In this episode of Penn State Dickinson Law’s “Profiles in Leadership” series, I sat down with  Jennifer Wu, a founding partner at Groombridge, Wu, Baughman & Stone LLP, and a renowned patent trial and appellate lawyer known for her exceptional advocacy skills and groundbreaking work in biologics cases.

We began our discussion focusing on JP Morgan’s “Community Leaders: Stories of Hope and Resilience,” lessons that she learned from Helen Zia, a well-known activist and author. We then delved into the topic of institutionalizing community leadership. A lighter moment in our conversation was when Jennifer shared her habit of always choosing the same lunch option. It was a fun insight into her daily routine. Towards the end of our discussion, Jennifer shared her perspective on not passing on uncomfortable experiences, a piece of advice that resonates with many.

Stay tuned for more insights from leaders like Jennifer, who are shaping the future of community leadership!

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