Yosbel A. Ibarra

Greenberg Traurig

| 7/3/2023

Miami

Greenberg Traurig, with offices in 12 countries, was founded in 1967 in Miami; Yosbel Ibarra co-manages the Miami office and its 200 attorneys and 170 staffers. He has fostered collaboration, added shareholders and grown key practices; he has promoted women and diverse individuals to leadership roles. A native of Cuba, Ibarra has put GT’s expertise at the center of Miami’s growth as a hub for innovation and a place where investors and multinational companies connect. He is vice chair of the Miami Coalition of Christians and Jews.

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