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Jeff Simon and Charles Renner named to 2020 Ingram's 250

 

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September 23, 2020

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Jeff Simon and Charles Renner of Husch Blackwell's Kansas City office were named to the fifth edition of the Ingram’s 250, which recognizes  “the most powerful and influential business leaders in the Kansas City region." Read both profiles: 

Professionals:

Jeffrey J. Simon

Office Managing Partner

Charles G. Renner

Partner
 
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