Let It Be Us Welcomes New Member of Board of Directors Robin Kelleher, Esq.

Robin Kelleher is an accomplished transactional attorney and business owner with nearly two decades of experience. She serves as general counsel to corporations, their owners, and managers, with experience in complex contract drafting and review, commercial real estate, commercial leases, loan documentation and review, and asset purchase/sales.

Robin is also proficient in matters involving intellectual property, including federal trademark and copyright registration and oppositions, defending and prosecuting intellectual property infringement litigation, and appeals to the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

Robin is also a Director of the Barrington Area Community Foundation where she sits on their Grants Committee. She was elected to be and actively serves as a Trustee of the Village of North Barrington in 2021.

Robin has a BA in Political Science from Loyola University and a JD from DePaul University. She is an attorney with Kelleher + Holland, LLC. Robin is the parent of 4 children and 4 step-children. She is also an avid gardener and member of the Little Garden Club of Barrington, Illinois.

We welcome Robin to our Board of Directors,” said Vince Foglia, Board Chair. “Robin’s passion for children and child welfare is clear and we welcome her and her legal expertise to the Board of Let It Be Us.”

About Let It Be Us

Let It Be Us is an Illinois 501(c)3 and licensed child welfare agency dedicated to changing the landscape of foster care and adoption in Illinois. The mission of Let It Be Us is to provide collaborative, innovative solutions of effective recruitment and placement for children in Illinois foster and adoptive care. The Let It Be Us vision is for all children in the Illinois child welfare system to achieve educational equity, employment equity, and overall well being through the incorporation of Let It Be Us Programming into statewide advancements in foster care adoption recruitment and placement. For more information about Let It Be Us, visit www.letitbeus.org.