Jennifer Davenport Joins Foley Hoag as Chief Growth and Legal Recruiting Officer
July 21, 2026
Foley Hoag announced today that Jennifer Davenport has joined the firm to lead its strategic growth efforts. Davenport will be based in the firm’s Denver office and will work closely with Foley Hoag’s leadership on lateral partner recruiting and firm growth.
“We’re thrilled to welcome Jenny to the firm,” said Chief Operating Officer Chris Ende. “Her talent and experience position the firm to continue and accelerate our ambitious growth plans.”
Davenport brings more than 20 years of leadership experience driving growth, organizational transformation, and market expansion within Am Law 100 and Am Law 200 firms. She has advised executive leadership on firm strategy, market positioning, and partner recruiting, and has led multidisciplinary teams through complex transformation and large-scale integration efforts.
“I am thrilled to join Foley Hoag at such an important moment,” said Davenport. “The firm has a distinctive platform, a collaborative culture, and a tradition of excellence. I look forward to partnering with leaders across the firm to help advance growth and expansion.”
Davenport most recently served as Chief Growth Officer at Taft, and previously served as Chief Operating Officer of Sherman & Howard.
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