Title: Administrator and Financial Officer
Company: Abbott & Kindermann Inc., Attorneys at Law
Location: Sacramento, California, United States
Jeaninne Jenna-Budowich, Administrator and Financial Officer at Abbott & Kindermann Inc., Attorneys at Law, has been recognized by Marquis Who’s Who Top Executives for dedication, achievements and leadership in Administration and Financial Services.
Ms. Jenna-Budowich has dedicated over three decades to her role as an administrator and financial officer at Abbott & Kindermann Inc., Attorneys at Law, where she has become an expert in managing all aspects of the business. Her responsibilities are extensive, encompassing human resources management, financial matters, and providing support to secretarial staff, among other daily tasks. Ms. Jenna-Budowich’s commitment to her work is evident in the strong rapport she has built with her colleagues and her long tenure at the firm. She takes pride in her dedication to the company and values the mutual support shared with her employers, which she cites as a cornerstone of her professional journey.
A law firm headquartered in Sacramento, California, Abbott & Kinderman Inc., Attorneys at Law, has been providing high-quality legal services to the private sector and public agency clients since 1997. Specializing in such legal areas as land use and municipal law, real estate, business transactions, litigation and environmental law, the legal team strives to ensure personal attention and thorough counsel.
In addition to her role at Abbott & Kindermann Inc. in 1995, Ms. Jenna-Budowich simultaneously served as a property manager for Poverty Ridge Partners LLP from 2005 to 2019. In this capacity, she refined her skills in property management while handling various administrative tasks. Ms. Jenna-Budowich’s experience in property management solidified her expertise in handling complex organizational responsibilities and enables her to maintain strong relationships with clients and colleagues.
Before being acquired by her law firm, Ms. Jenna Budowich served as an office manager and bookkeeper at Jarvis, Estabrook, Longaker & Dashiell between 1990 and 1994. During this time, she developed a keen understanding of bookkeeping and office management, which laid the foundation for her future success. Ms. Jenna-Budowich’s attention to detail and dedication to accuracy were key attributes that contributed to her effectiveness in this role.
Ms. Jenna-Budowich’s professional skills were also enhanced as an administrative assistant and billing clerk at Porter Scott Weiberg & Delehant in 1982. This position provided her with valuable insights into the legal industry and the importance of efficient administrative support within a law firm setting. Ms. Jenna-Buowich began her career as a billing clerk with Ropers, Majeski, Kohn, Bentley, Wagner & Kane in Redwood City, California between 1980 and 1982.
Following high school, Ms. Jenna-Budowich completed college coursework that was instrumental in shaping her career. The knowledge gained through her studies was complemented by the unwavering support of her colleagues and employers, who have played a significant role in her professional journey. Ms. Jenna-Budowich’s family has also been a source of strength, providing invaluable support throughout her career.
In addition to her professional achievements, Ms. Jenna-Budowich is actively involved with civic-minded organizations, such as the Ronald McDonald House, and other nonprofit organizations close to her heart. She has been a member of the Association of Legal Administrators for over 20 years and has held various board positions during that time. Her commitment to helping others extends beyond her professional sphere, reflecting her desire to make a positive impact on the community.
As she looks toward the future, Ms. Jenna-Budowich plans to focus on consulting within her field, aiming to assist new attorneys who may lack practical knowledge of firm operations. She recognizes the various challenges in this area, as employers often hire individuals with significant experience or train internally, reducing the need for consultants. However, Ms. Jenna-Budowich has observed that new attorneys, fresh from law school, often lack practical knowledge about firm operations, including bookkeeping, billing and effective communication with staff. By providing this expertise, these new attorneys can become more well-rounded while supporting their firms and their clients.
Upon retirement, Ms. Jenna-Budowich intends to continue helping others while prioritizing personal time with her family. Her recent experiences have given her a renewed perspective on life, emphasizing the importance of self-care and cherishing moments with loved ones.
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