Alan Schlaifer

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About Alan Schlaifer

The Wharton Club of DC serves alumni and the business and professional community in the DC Metro Region and beyond. We offer varied programs throughout the year on wide-ranging business, economic and other topics from strategy and business development, to leadership and adaptation. Learn more at Annual Wharton DC Innovation Summit also connects top leaders in the public and private sectors. Our 2020 Virtual Summit had the theme: COVID-19: Pivot, Reboot & Rebound. It had sessions on diverse topics, including Private & Public Funding Options, the Future of Healthcare, The Office & Workforce of the Future, and more. Learn more at: practice: Top-rating, A V, from Martindale-Hubbell. Have assisted clients with varied business and personal issues. Large network of lawyers and other professionals where needed to achieve clients' goals in an effective and efficient manner.**Focus on wide variety of business matters, including small business, to help clients achieve their growth and other goals. Seek to resolve disputes in client's interest without litigation where possible, or negotiating beneficial settlements, by working with client to develop effective strategy and tactics. Have helped clients obtain negotiated settlements, without litigation, with companies up to Fortune 100 in size.**Also assisted individuals with variety of consumer protection issues, including timeshare purchases; probate matters; employment matters; and dealt with varied nonprofit legal and other issues.**Nonprofit: in addition to Wharton Club, Reunion Chair & Secretary of my Harvard Law School class; member of BCC Rotary Club, assisting Dan Schneider of Netflix "The Pharmacist" series, on curbing drug abuse deaths and addiction; elected president of my homeowners association.**Member, Wharton & Harvard Clubs of DC; National Press Club; Washington DC ArchAngels.**Awards: Joseph Wharton Award from Wharton Club of DC; Distinguished Alumni Award from Wharton School; Sustained Superior Performance Award from Federal Trade Commission.