John D. Altenburg - Civilian Law Practice

Civilian Law Practice

Following his 2002 retirement from the Army, Altenburg was a consultant on corporate governance and ethics issues to the President, World Bank Group in Washington, D.C. before moving to Greenberg Traurig, a large, international, corporate law firm, where he focused his practice on contract litigation, corporate investigations and governance, and international law.

His community activities included:

  • Vice Chair, Board of Directors, National Coalition for Homeless Veterans
  • U.S. Representative, Experts Panel, International Institute of Humanitarian Law
  • Trustee, Board of Trustees, Joseph House for Homeless Veterans
  • President, Board of Governors, Judge Advocates Association
  • President, Board of Governors, The Army and Navy Club
  • Member, Joint Regional Land Use Committee
  • President, Board of Governors, VII Corps Desert Storm Veterans Association
  • Member, House of Delegates, American Bar Association, 2010
  • Chairman, Standing Committee on Armed Forces Law, American Bar Association, 2011
  • Director, Board of Directors, The Washington Ballet, 2008–2011

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