BevMo General Counsel Douglas Christman originally wanted to be a pediatrician.
“But I was pretty squeamish around blood,” Christman explained. “So I went into practicing law instead.”
After graduating from William & Mary Law School, Christman got a master’s degree in kinesiology and exercise science-sports administration from the University of Washington.
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