Plunkett Cooney elects three to the board of directors
Published: March 12, 2026
During Plunkett Cooney’s recent annual meeting, partners Lisa A. Hall,
Audrey J. Forbush and Benjamin M. Glazebrook were elected by their
colleagues to serve as members of the firm’s board of directors.
Glazebrook was elected to his first two-year term, and Hall and Forbush
were re-elected to two and three-year terms, respectively.
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