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Attorney Segal Hosts Leadership Academy Fellows

  • Nov 10, 2025
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On November 3, 2025, attorney Samuel A. Segal hosted the first of four panels for the 2025-2026 class of the Massachusetts Bar Association Leadership Academy.  Attorney Segal assembled a fantastic panel including former State Representative and Senator for Norfolk County, as well as the current Norfolk Superior Court Clerk, Walter Timilty, as well as former Bar Presidents Damian Turco and Christopher Kenney.  The panel spoke on the topic of public speaking and media relations, and attorney Segal served as the moderator and host for the event at the MBA’s 20 West St., Boston, MA headquarters.


Then, on November 8, 2025, attorney Segal volunteered as a judge for Harvard University Mock Trial’s Boston Tea Party Tournament.  Attorney Segal served on a panel of two scoring judges for the Saturday morning event, which was an international invitational tournament of mock trial teams from across North America.


Attorney Segal is proud of all of the new Leadership Academy Fellows selected for the 2025-2026 bar year, and he will continue to dedicate his time to giving back to the community and helping to bring forward the leaders of tomorrow.


Atty. Samuel Segal with MBA President Michael Hayden, Norfolk Clerk of Courts Walter Timilty, and former MBA Presidents Damian Turco and Christopher Kenney
Atty. Samuel Segal with MBA President Michael Hayden, Norfolk Clerk of Courts Walter Timilty, and former MBA Presidents Damian Turco and Christopher Kenney

 
 
 

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Nancy Wheeler
Nancy Wheeler
Jul 03

The post about the Leadership Academy Fellows highlights how experienced professionals come together to support emerging leaders and share real-world insights about communication, public speaking, and community engagement. I remember attending a university mentoring session where speakers from different fields talked about leadership paths, and it really changed how I think about professional growth. Around that time I also used Write my Programming Assignment while handling a difficult coding assignment during a busy semester. It reminded me that learning from others and staying involved in development opportunities can make long-term progress much stronger.

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