Patrick M. Yingling joins the Bulletin’s Governing Board

By Sarah Starkey | What's New at the Bulletin | September 28, 2026

The Bulletin is honored to welcome Patrick M. Yingling to the nonprofit’s Governing Board. 

Yingling is a partner and Global Chair of Pro Bono at Reed Smith LLP, an international law firm. As a high-stakes litigator and appellate lawyer, he represents clients in complex matters across the country.  

“Patrick’s legal background and experience are, of course, an invaluable asset to the Bulletin, but even more so, we are grateful for his commitment to and interest in our mission,” said Bulletin President and CEO Alexandra Bell. 

Yingling earned his JD from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law and his BS in management from Bucknell University. Early in his career, he taught as a visiting lecturer at Moi University School of Law in Kenya and clerked for Judge D. Michael Fisher on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. 

“I’m delighted to serve the Bulletin, an institution of enduring consequence, and I’m very proud to be affiliated with the Bulletin’s vigilant leaders who bring innovative thinking to the most urgent threats of our time,” said Yingling. 

Learn more about the Bulletin’s Governing Board here. 


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