Nicole Masnica Honored as a “Woman in the Lead”
- Nov. 01, 2024

The Milwaukee, Wisconsin–based trial and litigation law firm, Gimbel, Reilly, Guerin & Brown (GRGB) is proud to announce that attorney and partner Nicole Masnica JD’10 has been selected as a “Woman Who Leads” by the Wisconsin Law Journal. This showcase spotlights women who have made a significant impact in the legal industry and are forging new paths for women lawyers. Attorney Masnica was recognized for her leadership in the criminal defense, white-collar, and appellate practice group, as well as leadership in the firm as a whole. Besides her demanding trial schedule and workload, Nicole also volunteers her time with the American Cancer Society, Elm Grove Junior Guild, and the Association of Women Lawyers. She has been recognized as a “Notable Litigator and Trial Attorney” by the BizTimes and a “Rising Star” by Super Lawyers. Nicole is also an adjunct professor of law at Marquette University Law School.
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I (Rudy Joan Lubov ’66) have visited 150 countries. I am grateful for Integrated Liberal Studies (ILS) and other courses in literature, history, geology, art history, etc., that help me see the world through so many lenses.
Kurt Kayser ’91 was recently selected as the Wisconsin School Safety Coordinator of 2025. As the chief operating officer of Siena Catholic Schools of Racine, he implemented numerous safety upgrades for his seven schools and 1,600 students. Josh Ka...
Carol Kobak Abrams ’62 was elected to the Hall of Fame of the Indiana Jewish Historical Society as a Hoosier Legend in 2024.
Enid Gruszka MA’94 retired after 30 years of service at the Milwaukee Public Library. Enid served most recently as the branch manager of the fabulous East Branch.
I [Robert Rosenblum ’47] moved to San Diego from New York City 70 years ago as a result of a connection made at the UW and have enjoyed my life here. After working in home construction for a dozen years, I entered the travel business, opened an ag...
I (Rudy Joan Lubov ’66) have visited 150 countries. I am grateful for Integrated Liberal Studies (ILS) and other courses in literature, history, geology, art history, etc., that help me see the world through so many lenses.
Kurt Kayser ’91 was recently selected as the Wisconsin School Safety Coordinator of 2025. As the chief operating officer of Siena Catholic Schools of Racine, he implemented numerous safety upgrades for his seven schools and 1,600 students. Josh Ka...
Carol Kobak Abrams ’62 was elected to the Hall of Fame of the Indiana Jewish Historical Society as a Hoosier Legend in 2024.
Enid Gruszka MA’94 retired after 30 years of service at the Milwaukee Public Library. Enid served most recently as the branch manager of the fabulous East Branch.