Michele Mirman installed as President of Brooklyn Women’s Bar Association
As the Brooklyn Women’s Bar Association begins preparations to celebrate its 100th anniversary it will do so with Michele Mirman at the helm after she was officially installed as its president during a ceremony in Brooklyn Heights on Wednesday.
“The Brooklyn Women’s Bar Association will be 100 years old and we’re doing fabulously,” Hon. Marsha Steinhardt declared. “To tell the truth the best is yet to come.”
Mirman, who grew up in East Flatbush, attended James Madison High School and graduated from Antioch School of Law, is the 58th president in the association’s history. She was installed alongside officers Carrie Anne Cavallo, president-elect; Natoya L. McGhie, vice president; Angelicque Moreno, vice president; Meryl Schwartz, vice president; Claire Rush, treasurer; Hon. Lillian Wan, corresponding secretary; and Hon. Marsha Steinhardt, recording secretary.
Hon. Randall T. Eng swore in the officers and directors. Past President Hon. Sylvia Hinds-Radix then swore in Mirman as president.