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Miranda

Miranda L. Strong

Counsel to the Firm

Miranda Strong is a third-generation Alaskan and attorney focusing on compliance, litigation, government affairs and employment. Her success as a trusted advisor stems from helping clients anticipate and navigate change.

Prior to entering private practice, Miranda served as the Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer and Associate General Counsel for Bering Straits Native Corporation, where she handled administrative employment hearings; designed and directed corporate compliance, records and information management, and export compliance programs; and advised on Arctic, Alaska Native, corporate and energy public policy. She has substantial experience conducting and leading investigations, risk-assessments, and trainings — including those on cybersecurity, harassment prevention and response, ethics, and compliance for government contractors. Miranda was also an Assistant Attorney General at the State of Alaska Department of Law, where she was a trial and appellate litigator and a tribal liaison and special assistant advising the executive branch on emerging Alaska Native legal and policy matters. She also consulted on e-discovery, information governance, and public records matters.

Professional Experience

Bering Straits Native Corporation, Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer, Associate General Counsel (2017-2020)

State of Alaska Department of Law, Assistant Attorney General (2013-2017)

Sweet Caribou, Co-Founder and Risk & External Affairs Director (2014-2017)

Alaska Court System, Superior Court Judicial Clerk (2012-2013)

Community Involvement

Alaska Compliance Alliance, Co-Founder and Co-Chair (2018-Present)

Alaska Network on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault, Pro Bono Attorney (2014-Present)

Alaska Bar Association (2013-Present)

Compliance & Ethics Section (2017-Present)
Alaska Native Law Section (2017-Present)
Corporate Counsel Section (2017-Present)
Pro Bono Service Committee (2014-2017)

Anchorage Association of Women Lawyers (2013-Present)

Council for the United States and Italy, Young Leader (2018)

Campbell Park Community Council, Homeless Committee Member (2016-2017)

Thought Leadership

October 15 - December 17Event / CLE
'Best Practices for Best Employers™' Webinar Series
Lane Powell | Virtual
December 3, 2020Event / CLE
BREAKING NEWS: Legal Updates Through an Election Year Lens (Legal Update Part 2)
Lane Powell 'Best Practices For Best Employers™' Webinar Series | Virtual
October 15, 2020Event / CLE
BREAKING NEWS: Keeping Up With COVID (Legal Updates Part 1)
Lane Powell 'Best Practices For Best Employers™' Webinar Series | Virtual
July 24, 2020News
Lane Powell Expands Anchorage Office With Addition of Huggler and Strong
Firm Announcement
June 1, 2020News
Strong Joins Commercial Litigation Team
Firm Announcement
2020Event / CLE
Rightsizing Compliance Programs
Society for Corporate Compliance & Ethics Regional Conference
2018Event / CLE
Government Contracting
Society for Corporate Compliance & Ethics Regional Conference
2016Event / CLE
Federal Update
Duke’s Alaska Law Review Symposium
2013Event / CLE
Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act Compliance & Nonsubsistence Areas
Alaska Law Review

Practices & Industries

Commercial Litigation
Investigations, Compliance & White Collar
Government Law
Labor, Employment & Benefits

Education

University of Washington School of Law, J.D., 2012
- Gates Public Service Law Scholar
- Pro Bono Honors
- Disability Law Alliance, Vice President
University of Alaska Southeast, M.P.A., Public Administration, 2011
University of Alaska Anchorage, B.A., Philosophy (Pre-law), 2008
- Truman Scholarship for Public Service
- Presidential Full-Tuition Scholarship

Accreditation

Compliance Certification Board, Certified Compliance and Ethics Professional (CCEP)

Admission

Alaska

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