Schlichtmann-Prince arrives with over 15 years of experience, including nearly a decade managing network infrastructure investments at Meta. Her background also includes legal and business roles at Verizon Communications, Cable & Wireless Communications, and Sprint. At Greenberg Traurig, she joins the Corporate Practice to advise investors and operators on complex commercial transactions, including colocation and cross-border telecommunications deployments.
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Greenberg Traurig Hires Meta Veteran for Digital Infrastructure Group
Rose Schlichtmann-Prince, a former Meta Platforms attorney, has joined Greenberg Traurig as a shareholder split between the firm’s Washington, D.C. and Miami offices. Her move bolsters the firm’s digital infrastructure practice as global demand for data centers, fiber networks, and cloud connectivity continues to accelerate at a rapid pace.
Her appointment signals a broader expansion for the firm’s D.C. office, which has recently integrated several high-profile practitioners across national security, government affairs, and real estate. By working across the firm’s multidisciplinary teams—including energy, construction, and environmental law—Schlichtmann-Prince will focus on the strategic deployment of assets for private equity firms and infrastructure funds. According to firm leadership, this hire is part of a multi-year investment in a sector currently defined by the rapid growth of artificial intelligence and data-driven technologies.
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