“Alejandro possesses a sharp acumen in understanding the unique opportunities and challenges resonating within Latin America,” he remarked on Monday.
Shearman and Sterling : The Gordano Journey
This isn’t Gordano’s first rodeo with Shearman.
His legal saga commenced at Marval O’Farrell & Mairal in Buenos Aires.
By 2005, he’d made his mark at Shearman’s New York office, soaring to the position of senior associate.
His career took him to Credit Suisse and then back to Shearman’s London chamber.
Yet, destiny had other plans, and by 2020, he was counseling at Linklaters.
On his recent transition, Gordano exuberantly stated, “Returning to Shearman at such a transformational juncture feels like coming home.” He acknowledged that his re-engagement predates the merger news with Allen & Overy, a move that only amplified his zeal.
His vast network, which reads like a ‘who’s who’ of investment banking – including titans like Citigroup, JP Morgan, and HSBC – has the industry buzzing with excitement.
A Year of Strategic Moves
Gordano is the third in line of power players joining Shearman’s Latin American division this year.
