As of April 2023, Ron Klain has taken on the role of a partner in the Litigation Department at the law firm O’Melveny.
In addition to his position in the Litigation Department, he is also a member of the firm’s Executive Committee.
Klain leads O’Melveny’s Strategic Counseling and Crisis Management Practice in this capacity.
He provides strategic advice to C-suite executives and board directors across various industries, including technology, healthcare, infrastructure, transportation, private equity, and finance.
Klain offers guidance on pressing legal and business matters, particularly in an era of growing geopolitical and reputational risks.
This move back to the private sector follows his noteworthy service as White House Chief of Staff under President Joseph R. Biden.
Since leaving as White House Chief of Staff in February, Klain has kept a relatively low profile in Washington, D.C., and has been spending time with family.
He also resumed his role as a partner at the law firm O’Melveny and explored opportunities in writing books and television appearances.
Despite resisting calls from Indiana Democrats to run for the Senate seat held by outgoing Sen. Mike Braun, Klain’s involvement in the Carmel mayoral race underscores his loyalty to Indiana.
He follows in the footsteps of his late mother, Sarann Horwitz Klain, a prominent figure in the Hamilton County Democratic Party.
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