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Joy Anderson
Founder and President of Criterion Institute
Joy Anderson is a prominent figure in the legal and corporate sectors, currently serving as the Associate General Counsel for Litigation, Labor & Employment at Tenneco since November 2021. In this role, she collaborates with HR to address various legal issues, oversees significant employment litigation, and manages global litigation reporting for senior leadership.1
Professional Background
- Tenneco:
- Associate General Counsel (2021 - Present)
- Senior Corporate Counsel (2021)
- Riley Safer Holmes & Cancila LLP: Senior Associate Attorney (2017 - 2021), where she led trial teams and internal investigations.
- Bryan Cave: Associate (2015 - 2017), involved in all phases of litigation and co-authored a whitepaper on data security.1
Education
- University of Notre Dame Law School: Juris Doctor (2015)
- Colorado State University: Bachelor's degree in Liberal Arts and Sciences (2012).1
Additional Roles
In addition to her legal career, Joy Anderson is a member of the Global Advisory Board at GenderSmart, an initiative focused on advancing gender-smart investing. This role indicates her commitment to promoting gender equality in investment practices and corporate governance.1
Her extensive experience in corporate law, combined with her advocacy for gender inclusivity, positions her as a significant contributor to both the legal field and the broader discourse on gender equity in business.
Highlights
It has been almost 10 years since we developed TOOLKIT, our approach to teaching how to use finance as a tool for social change. I've done the workshop hundreds of times since then, and every time it still delights me! We are doing more TOOLKIT sessions in person. Get to do a 3 day retreat for fund managers in Nairobi, and my colleagues Susie Pan and Sanjana Chhantyal are doing one in Sri Lanka!
I get to do one next week on line. 2 hours customized to whoever shows up.
Register here https://lnkd.in/d_rrMsVS. Or look on our website for the calendar for the remainder of the year. https://lnkd.in/eiYt-nXV
A year ago, Sara Wolfe, her amazing daughter, and her adorable dog, were traveling through Connecticut and stayed a few days with us. (Just to note, I live in Haddam, CT, hours from anywhere, and so very few people stop by.) I love my conversations with Sara and so while she was here, we set up a mic and recorded a few segments for my podcast. There are now two episodes that include conversations from that visit. The first was a conversation about what happens at a kitchen table (episode 24), the second (episode 31) was a reflection on a panel that Sarah Kaplan put together on legal structures. We just released the second one a week back or so. https://lnkd.in/e3rAY8W6 https://lnkd.in/e6x6vDSC
Thanks again, Sara Wolfe, for your friendship and for all you do in the world.
