RYAN ROBINSON
BOARD MEMBER
Ryan is an Associate in the Akron Office working within Brouse McDowell’s Business Transactions & Corporate Counseling Practice Group, as well as the Cybersecurity and Data Privacy and Real Estate teams.
Ryan’s practice involves counseling and advising clients on: (i) complex transactional matters; (ii) sophisticated mergers and acquisitions; (iii) day-to-day business operations issues; (iv) contract review and negotiations; and (v) strategic legal initiatives that will help achieve a client’s business goals in a practical and efficient manner. Ryan has represented a variety of clients ranging from individual entrepreneurs to companies of varying sizes, industry, and geographical location.
Ryan is a cum laude graduate of The University of Akron School of Law, where, as a student, he had the honor of serving as the Student Bar Association’s Executive Treasurer and Acting President, and as an Editor on the Akron Law Review. After graduating law school Ryan began his career working at several regional law firms where he gained the necessary tools and skills to become a proficient practitioner.
As a native to the Akron-Canton area, Ryan has unique appreciation and understanding of the Northeast Ohio region and strives to be a dedicated leader in the community. Ryan currently resides in Perry Township with his wife and is active in both the Summit and Stark County communities. Ryan is known as a trusted business advisor and loyal service provider to all clients and looks to provide a high-quality level of service while achieving desired results.
What do you like to do in your spare time?
I am a big fan of traveling, music, and Cleveland sports. My wife and I enjoy hanging out with our families and friends. And any night out to a good restaurant is always a blast.
What inspires you?
Seeing kindness and compassion in others creates a lot of compounding momentum that I find inspiring. Watching people come together to help others through voluntary acts of service says a lot about the human spirit and that everyone can make a difference for someone else.
Why are you on the board of directors?
I have been aware of Compassion Delivered, Inc.’s presence in Stark County for some time now and always felt an intrinsic connection to the organization and it’s mission. Personally, the recent loss of my grandfather, and the ongoing care of my other grandparents has shown me how much of a difference a warm meal and a conversation can make in a person’s life. Amongst a variety of other reasons, I have a very personal connection to Compassion Delivered and am honored to serve on its Board.
Who is a hero of yours?
My grandfather, Lester Prater, was a long-time hero for me. He taught our family and myself a lot from good taste in music to the meaning of hard work and value of education. He instilled a lot of great values in our family and inspires me to give back to others and make a difference in the community.
What is something quirky about you?
I’d like to think that I can quote about roughly 75% of the script of the movie Step Brothers!
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