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Michael Best Appoints Jeff Mayer as Firm’s Next Chief Operating Officer

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May 19, 2026

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Regarded professional services executive joins the AmLaw 200 firm’s leadership team to drive advancement of strategy and operational excellence

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  • Jeffrey J. Mayer

    Jeffrey J. Mayer

    Chief Operating Officer

    Jeff.Mayer@michaelbest.com

    T 312.596.5882

    *Names that appear with an asterisk indicate a Michael Best professional not admitted to practice law.

  • David A. Krutz

    David A. Krutz

    Firm Managing Partner

    dakrutz@michaelbest.com

    T 414.270.2700

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