Leawood, Kan. – September 29, 2026: Attorney Jennifer G. Lepentis has been selected to Kansas City Tomorrow’s 48th leadership class, a selective program for senior business and community leaders in the region.
Coordinated by the Civic Council of Greater Kansas City, Kansas City Tomorrow’s mission is to develop an expanded civic leadership cadre that can address challenges facing the region.
Throughout the program, KC Tomorrow covers nine key concentration areas, ranging from innovation to transportation. Most relevant to Jennifer’s employment law practice, the class will also study issues related to education, human capital and building a workforce for tomorrow.
About Jennifer Lepentis: Jennifer is an experienced employment attorney who helps employers in a diverse range of industries stay compliant and competitive. She applies nearly two decades of experience as in-house counsel to guide companies through significant legal and business challenges. Recognized among the Best Lawyers in America® for employment law, Jennifer leads the firm’s Employment & Workplace team.
About the Employment & Workplace Practice Group: The law firm’s Employment & Workplace practice group provides advisory, litigation and transactional legal services to clients nationwide. The team is experienced in helping clients manage risk in the workplace by advising on current and developing local, state, and federal legislation and regulations, as well as providing general risk management counsel in the employment relationship.
About the firm: Rouse Frets White offers highly skilled lawyers in many practice areas with vast real world experience. Our clients benefit from blue-ribbon talent unencumbered by mega firm business models.
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