Adam Revoir (Associate Attorney | Barna, Guzy & Stefen Attorneys at Law)

BPA Alumni Spotlight: Adam Revoir
Join us as we recognize Adam Revoir, a proud member of the BPA community and attorney whose journey demonstrates how the skills and experiences gained through BPA can create a lasting impact on both personal and professional growth.

Adam currently practices business, intellectual property, and privacy law, helping clients navigate complex legal matters. His career journey began with an opportunity connected to BPA, when his advisor helped him secure a position as a legal secretary at a local law firm through his chapter’s internship program. As a BPA member from 2015–2018, Adam competed in Entrepreneurship and Business Law & Ethics, served as a Minnesota BPA state officer, and developed valuable skills that continue to serve him in his legal career.

From attending the National Leadership Conference twice to receiving the Student of the Year award, Adam’s BPA experience provided opportunities to grow, lead, and explore his professional interests. Today, he carries those lessons forward, recognizing the lasting impact of the mentors and advisors who encouraged him along the way. Get inspired by Adam’s insight below:

What are you doing in your career now, and how did you get there?

I am an attorney practicing business, intellectual property, and privacy law. My career path began when I took a job as a legal secretary at a local law firm, which my BPA advisor connected me with through my chapter’s internship program. That opportunity helped me take my first steps into the legal field and begin building the foundation for my career.

What are some of your favorite memories of being a BPA member?

One of my favorite memories was serving as a state officer for the great state of Minnesota. Being involved in state leadership gave me meaningful opportunities to grow, contribute to the organization, and connect with others who shared my passion for BPA.

What events did you compete in during BPA?

I competed in Entrepreneurship and Business Law & Ethics, including participating in the 2018 pilot program for Business Law & Ethics. These experiences gave me opportunities to explore my interests in business and law while developing skills that would prove valuable in my future career.

What were some valuable skills you gained through BPA, and how have they helped you in your career?

Two skills I developed through BPA are public speaking and critical thinking. Both foundational skills now set me up for success in my practice, allowing me to communicate effectively with clients and help them resolve their matters efficiently. These skills continue to be an important part of my work as an attorney.

What was your proudest accomplishment during BPA?

Attending the National Leadership Conference twice and receiving the Student of the Year award were among my proudest accomplishments. These experiences were meaningful milestones in my BPA journey and gave me opportunities to celebrate my growth and involvement in the organization.

What is one piece of career advice you wish you had known as a BPA member?

Be intentional with your time. Focus on activities or career pathways that bring you genuine fulfillment, not just what you think others expect of you. It is important to explore your interests, make thoughtful decisions, and pursue opportunities that align with what matters most to you.

Who had the biggest impact on your BPA journey, and why?

My high school BPA advisor, Vicki Kapaun, and the entire Minnesota BPA conference team, including Jackie Schiller, Danny Spors, Sean Hayes, and so many more, made a profound impact on my BPA journey. Their encouragement supported me throughout my time in BPA, and they continue to cheer me on