Daryle Jordan, a nationally recognized small business advocate, heads Patrick Henry’s Small Business and Government Contracts practice. His experiences and achievements include:
Recognition in 2001 as one of Fifty Influential Minorities in Business
Representation of numerous Inc. Magazine 500 and Black Enterprise 100 businesses
Member, National Planning Committee of Department of Commerce Minority Enterprise Development (MED) Week Conference
Member, National Planning Committee of U.S. Small Business Administration National Procurement Conference
Frequent lecturer on small business issues, including appearance as guest panelist on BET’s Tonight with Tavis Smiley and national radio broadcasts.
Daryle has significant experience regarding federal procurement matters, including contract formation, administration, fraud, ethics/compliance, suspension and debarment issues, as well as strategic relationships, including teaming agreements, joint ventures, and mentor-protégé relationships. In addition, Daryle represents and counsels a number of companies regarding general corporate, mergers-acquisitions, intellectual property, and employment law matters. Daryle formerly was associated with two national law firms headquartered in Washington, D.C. – Shaw Pittman and McKenna & Cuneo. Daryle is a former officer and lawyer of the U.S. Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps, where, as a member of the 24th Infantry Division (Mechanized), he deployed and participated in military operations during Desert Shield/Storm.
Daryle earned his B.S. degree in Finance, Highest Honors, from Hampton University, where he attended on academic and R.O.T.C. scholarships. Daryle was one of ten U.S. Army officers selected competitively to participate in the Army’s fully funded law school scholarship program. Daryle attended Georgetown University Law Center where he merited selection to the Dean’s List and was awarded his J.D. degree.