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10 Rivian legal leaders
These ten current Rivian legal leaders hold general counsel, chief counsel, senior legal director, director and associate general counsel roles in litigation, regulatory affairs, intellectual property, supply chain, technology transactions and employment at Rivian. A reader can learn how legal leaders work at Rivian from people who have held the role.
Professionals to explore
01—10Alison Loomis
LinkedInExperience: Associate General Counsel - Labor & Employment · Rivian
Associate General Counsel - Labor & Employment at Rivian since September 2024. Alison was Senior Counsel at Airgas (2022–2024) and an associate at Seyfarth Shaw LLP (2014–2022), and also held an Employment Consultant and Attorney-Trainer role at Seyfarth Shaw LLP (2012–2014).
Ash Zahr
LinkedInExperience: Chief Intellectual Property Counsel · Rivian
Chief Intellectual Property Counsel at Rivian since July 2025, and former Head of Intellectual Property (2022–2025), Sr. Legal Director, Intellectual Property (2021–2022) and Associate General Counsel (2020–2021) at Rivian. Ash was Counsel at General Motors (2016–2020).
Jamie Chung
LinkedInExperience: General Counsel · Rivian
General Counsel at Rivian since June 2025, and former Chief Corporate Counsel at Rivian (2022–2025). Jamie was SVP and General Counsel, Global eCommerce at Walmart (2011–2022), SVP and General Counsel at AAA (2004–2011) and a partner at Cooley LLP (1990–2004).
Jane Mirchuk Kogan
LinkedInExperience: Sr. Legal Director, Supply Chain and Manufacturing · Rivian
Sr. Legal Director, Supply Chain and Manufacturing at Rivian since December 2023, and former Associate General Counsel, Supply Chain and Manufacturing at Rivian (2022–2023). Jane was Legal Counsel at Brose Group (2021–2022) and Senior Staff Attorney - Corporate Litigation and Employment at Credit Acceptance (2020–2021).
Kate Wolf
LinkedInExperience: Sr. Legal Director, Litigation · Rivian
Sr. Legal Director, Litigation at Rivian since September 2024, and former Associate General Counsel, Litigation at Rivian (2021–2024). Kate was Senior Counsel, Litigation at Uber (2017–2021) and an associate at Shook, Hardy & Bacon L.L.P. (2009–2017), so the background is in litigation.
Khadeeja Saleem
LinkedInExperience: Director, Associate General Counsel, Technology Transactions · Rivian
Director, Associate General Counsel, Technology Transactions at Rivian since September 2025, and former Senior Counsel, Technology Transactions at Rivian (2023–2025). Khadeeja was Senior Counsel at Lucid Motors (2021–2023) and Legal Counsel at Google (2018–2020).
Nancy Bell
LinkedInExperience: Sr. Legal Director, Regulatory Affairs & Policy · Rivian
Sr. Legal Director, Regulatory Affairs & Policy at Rivian since August 2022, and former Sr. Director, Regulatory Affairs & Associate General Counsel (2021–2022) and Director of Regulatory Affairs & Associate General Counsel (2020–2021) at Rivian. Nancy was Policy Counsel, Automated Driving & IoT at Intel (2018–2020).
Nicole Bartow
LinkedInExperience: Chief Litigation Counsel · Rivian
Chief Litigation Counsel at Rivian since November 2020. Nicole was Senior Director, Litigation at Uber (2018–2020), Acting AGC, Litigation, Competition, GRIL & eDiscovery at Uber (2018–2019) and Director, Labor and Litigation at Atmel Corporation (2007–2016).
Ramona Domínguez
LinkedInExperience: Director of Intellectual Property · Rivian
Director of Intellectual Property at Rivian since December 2025. Ramona was Senior IP Counsel at Corning Incorporated (2019–2025), a patent attorney at Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP (2015–2019) and a patent agent at Fish & Richardson P.C. (2012–2015).
Sheldon Quan
LinkedInExperience: Chief Corporate Counsel · Rivian
Chief Corporate Counsel at Rivian since March 2026. Sheldon was Vice President, Deputy General Counsel & Corporate Secretary at Cruise (2019–2025), Interim General Counsel at Cruise (2019–2020) and Vice President, Chief Corporate Counsel at Blackhawk Network (2015–2018).
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- 01How should a vehicle maker split legal work between product, regulatory and litigation teams?
- 02What should an in-house intellectual property team own when a company designs its own vehicles and software?
- 03How do supply chain and manufacturing lawyers structure supplier contracts for a growing vehicle program?
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