Haynes Boone Finance Partner Nick Monier has been selected to participate in the Dallas Regional Chamber’s (DRC’s) prestigious Leadership Dallas program, which was established to foster leadership skills and inspire class members to improve engagement within their organizations and communities. The curriculum calls for class members to address the challenges Dallas community members face. Topics include economic development, public policy, education and workforce, arts and culture, healthcare, criminal justice, innovation and more.
DRC selects individuals for the program based on proven leadership potential within their organization and in the Dallas community.
“For more than 50 years, Leadership Dallas has given emerging leaders the tools to help shape the future of our region,” said DRC President & CEO Dale Petroskey. “The Class of 2026 continues that great legacy—bringing a fresh perspective, passion, expertise and a deep commitment to making the Dallas Region an even better place tomorrow than it is today.”
“It’s a privilege to be selected for Leadership Dallas,” said Monier. “I’m thankful to the DRC for this opportunity and excited to engage with fellow leaders as we work together to address the challenges and opportunities facing the Dallas region.”
Several Haynes Boone lawyers have previously participated in the Leadership Dallas program, including Partners Sakina Rasheed Foster, Chris Kang, Laura Whitley, Raquel Alvarenga and John Turner, Senior Counsel Timothy Powers and of Counsel Rafael Anchia.
Monier represents financial institutions and borrowers in commercial loan transactions. He has represented agents, lenders and borrowers in syndicated credit transactions involving revolving credit facilities, term loans, life insurance facilities, letters of credit and acquisition financings. He has helped lenders enter into loan facilities, represented agents in amending and restating existing credit agreements, and aided borrowers in financing for acquisitions of over 75 companies.
