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Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly Names Nutter Chair Paul J. Ayoub to its Inaugural Hall of Fame

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Paul J. Ayoub, Nutter Chair and a partner in the firm’s Real Estate Department, has been named to Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly’s inaugural Hall of Fame class.

Hall of Fame members were selected based upon the quality of their legal work, contributions to the civic community and commitment to advancing the profession. This inaugural class of recipients included 35 lawyers from across Massachusetts.

As an accomplished commercial real estate attorney whose team is involved in the financing and disposition of complex transactions across the nation, Paul is a trusted strategic partner to his clients.

A committed civic leader, Paul has served as Chair of multiple business, civic and charitable boards, including St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, ALSAC (the fundraising and awareness organization for St. Jude), the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce, and the Real Estate Finance Association, and continues to serve in leadership roles in these organizations. He also served as co-chair of the International WELL Building Institute’s 2021 IWBI Health Equity Advisory, is a founding member of Small Business Strong and serves as a member of the Boston Local Development Corporation.

Paul is widely recognized for his effective advocacy of diversity, equity and inclusion within the commercial real estate and business community, including helping to form the CRE DEI Collaborative, a collaboration of ten of the leading commercial real estate trade groups in our region.

Paul will be honored on September 12 at a luncheon reception in Boston.

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