Michael P. Ross

Mike is a regular speaker on panels and conferences, discussing the experiences he has gained as an attorney. He recently presented to the Connecticut Bar Association, and is the co-chair of the Boston Bar Association’s cannabis industry group.

Mike’s commitment to social and economic justice extends to his professional and personal life. A first-generation American, he learned early on about the importance of building a more just and equal society. His father survived 10 concentration camps during the Holocaust and was rescued by American soldiers at Dachau. Mike was appointed by President Obama to serve on the council of the United States Holocaust Museum.

Mike holds a bachelor’s degree from Clark University in Worcester, an MBA from Boston University, and a law degree from Suffolk University. He writes opinion columns regularly for The Boston Globe and has had articles published in Boston Magazine and Politico. He and his wife live in East Boston.