Ojen Sirin is the Director of Strategic Talent Management at Sullivan. Her focus is on developing the firm’s associates through talent management, individual career development plans, evaluation and feedback systems, and strategic and comprehensive work-brokering approaches. Ojen works in partnership with the firm’s department directors and practice group leaders to ensure that associates receive the appropriate levels of experience for their class year. She is responsible for developing and implementing all attorney training and sponsorship programs. Ojen co-manages the firm’s First Year Associate program, whereby first year associates rotate through each of the firm’s departments, and she coaches and counsels them in their placement. She also serves on the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee, as well as being a Member at Large of the Associates Committee.
Bar & Court Admissions
- Florida
Education
- J.D., University of Miami School of Law
- B.A., Florida State University
Community Engagement
- Member, Professional Development Consortium
- Member, National Association for Law Placement
- Member, Boston Bar Association
- Member, Florida Bar Association
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Press ReleaseJanuary 24, 2019
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Thomson Reuters Practice Innovations Newsletter, QuotedJuly 1, 2017
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Law Journal NewslettersSeptember 1, 2016
Seminars & Presentations
- Managing Up & Down While Working From Home
Boston Bar Association (BBA) Webinar (March 1, 2021) - How to Stand Out in Your Job Search
Boston Bar Association (Webinar) (December 18, 2020) - The Goldilocks Question: Why Midsize Firms are Just Right
Virtual Program (October 28, 2020) - BBA Virtual Event: Summer Associate Program Series Kickoff – Navigating the Virtual Law Firm
Boston Bar Association (June 26, 2020) - The Perks and Pitfalls of Law Firm Partnership
Boston Bar Association (February 10, 2020)
- "Professional Development and Work Assignments," NALP & ALI-ABA Professional Development Institute (November 2007)
- "Using the Work Assignment Process as a Professional Development Tool," American Conference Institute, Washington, D.C. (October 2007)