Tower division. She leads the legal teams that provide representation and resolution of maters impacting ATC’s ground rights at more than 40,000 towers and easement sites throughout the U.S. Before joining ATC, Jenn practiced law with several private law firms in Massachusetts and Connecticut representing clients in environmental, energy and land use law and litigation matters. Jenn has authored several articles on environmental and real estate matters and remains active in the environmental and energy fields by serving as a board member of New England Women in Energy and Environment, a non-profit dedicated to promoting and advancing the role of women in the energy and the environment sectors. She received her law degree from the University of Connecticut School of Law and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the College of the Holy Cross.