Maddie Reingold

Principal Recruiter

• Law firm
• Business development

• 781-879-4780
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Maddie is based in New York City and specializes in recruiting business development, marketing, and practice development professionals within the top 200 AmLaw firms across the United States. She joined the legal recruitment team in 2023, bringing experience from a global recruitment firm where she focused on similar roles. Maddie holds an MSc in business administration from Southern Methodist University in Dallas, where she also completed her undergraduate studies. She is known for her consultative approach, deep market knowledge, and ability to connect top talent with strategic growth opportunities across major legal markets.

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