Jennifer Cytryn is an associate in the firm’s Corporate group, focusing on transactional matters, regulatory compliance, and public policy. Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Cytryn practiced at a full-service law firm, where their work centered on corporate governance—including entity formation and supporting documentation—mergers and acquisitions, and financial regulatory compliance. In that role, Ms. Cytryn supported transactions from due diligence through closing, drafted operating agreements and corporate resolutions, and advised businesses on maintaining compliance with evolving regulatory frameworks.

Before that, Ms. Cytryn was with a boutique financial services law firm, where they deepened their understanding of how financial regulation impacts market behavior, institutional decision-making, and broader economic systems. This experience informs their interest in the intersection of financial regulation and economic outcomes.

Ms. Cytryn began their legal career with a judicial internship in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, gaining valuable exposure to federal litigation and courtroom procedure.

Prior to practicing law, Ms. Cytryn served as Associate Director in the Office of the Senior Advisor for Policy at the White House, coordinating domestic policy initiatives and cross-agency strategies. This role shaped a lasting commitment to public service and provided experience working with senior leadership across the federal government.

Ms. Cytryn earned a J.D. from Hofstra University School of Law and a B.A. in International Relations, with a minor in Economics, from Hobart and William Smith Colleges.