SEC names David Woodcock as new enforcement director
The Securities and Exchange Commission appointed David Woodcock, a partner at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher in Dallas, as its new enforcement director. Woodcock, who previously worked as a lawyer for ExxonMobil, will begin his role on May 4.
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“Exclusive: US SEC taps Gibson Dunn attorney to be new enforcement director - Reuters”
“Former ExxonMobil lawyer David Woodcock named SEC's next enforcement director”
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Woodcock is based in Dallas.
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