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CHAIRWOMAN • ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBER SINCE 2012

Lauri Rasnick

"To me, kindness means empathy in action."

Why Lauri serves with GlamourGals

Lauri Rasnick (she/her) is a Partner at Epstein Becker & Green, where she practices employment law for management and employers. She counsels on all aspects of employment law, including investigations, employment agreements, leaves and accommodations, and DEI compliance. Lauri conducts high-stakes investigations involving allegations of harassment, discrimination, misconduct, and whistleblower claims. She represents clients in litigation involving employment discrimination, harassment, retaliation, non-competition agreements, and wage and hour matters.

As co-head of the firm's Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) practice group, Lauri advises companies on global DEI policies. She is a member of the firm's Employment, Labor & Workforce Management Steering Committee and the Executive Committee of the Women's Initiative.

Lauri has been a GlamourGals Advisory Council Member since 2012.

3 Questions With Lauri

What moment made GlamourGals real for you?

"Watching a teen volunteer paint a resident's nails while they swapped stories about first jobs. The manicure took ten minutes. The conversation lasted an hour."

What do GlamourGals teen volunteers teach you?

"The teen volunteers teach me that goodness and generosity still exist in the world, especially among young people. Their willingness to show up, engage authentically, and give their time to make someone else's day better gives me genuine hope for the future.”

Finish this sentence: kindness is…

"To me, kindness means empathy in action. It's about truly seeing another person, thinking carefully about what might brighten their day, and then actually doing something about it. Real kindness requires both heart and effort."

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