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Global law firm Ashurst has re-elected two Australian partners to its board, with their new terms set to commence in November.
Kylie Lane and Phil Breden (both pictured) have been re-elected to the board of Ashurst. The pair were first elected to the board in September 2020.
Ashurst global chair Karen Davies said: “I'd like to congratulate both Kylie and Phil on their re-election.
“Kylie and Phil have been a real asset to have on the Board over the last few years and I’m pleased they will be able to continue in their roles.”
Elsewhere, Italian-based partner Carloandrea Meacci – who is the managing partner of the firm’s Milan office – has been elected to the board.
“I am confident all three will make a significant contribution, particularly as we embark on our 2027 strategy,” Ms Davies proclaimed.
The new terms will commence on 1 November 2023.
Ms Lane said: “I am delighted to have been re-elected to the Board. I remain passionate about our firm and its future.
“There are many opportunities for our people and our clients created by the large-scale changes occurring in the places where we operate, and I am confident we can realise our ambition to Outpace Change.”
Mr Breden added: “My time on the Board so far has been a privilege, and I’m delighted to have been re-elected. I am committed to driving Ashurst forward and continuing to help the firm deliver on its ambitions.”
The Board will now comprise: Ms Davies (London), global chief executive Paul Jenkins (London/Sydney), partners Mr Breden (Sydney), Lynn Dunne (London), David Jones (London), Ms Lane (Melbourne), Mr Meacci (Milan), CFO Mark Herbert (London), and independent board members Wu Gang and Robin Lawther.
