Aaron served as EVP, CLO, and corporate secretary at Hawaiian Airlines for nearly a decade, overseeing all legal, regulatory, and corporate governance matters during his time there. Aaron was also responsible for overseeing Hawaiian’s government affairs and corporate real estate operations.
In collaboration with firm management, Aaron contributes to strategic initiatives, with a particular focus on the firm’s Corporate Department. He also works with partners on business planning, client interviews, partner-level recruiting, and other firm projects.
Aaron Alter is a senior strategic advisor at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, where he collaborates with firm management on strategic matters, with a particular focus on the firm’s Corporate Department. He also works with partners on business planning, client interviews, partner-level recruiting, and other firm initiatives.
Before rejoining the firm in 2025, Aaron served as executive vice president, chief legal officer, and corporate secretary at Hawaiian Airlines from 2016 to 2024, during which he oversaw all legal, regulatory, and corporate governance matters. He left the role in late 2024, following the company’s $1.9 billion sale to Alaska Airlines.
Until 2016, Aaron was a partner at Wilson Sonsini, focusing his practice on corporate-related matters, advising clients on a broad range of corporate transactions, including IPOs, mergers, capital markets transactions, and corporate governance. Aaron originally joined Wilson Sonsini as an associate in 1990.
Aaron Alter is a senior strategic advisor at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, where he collaborates with firm management on strategic matters, with a particular focus on the firm’s Corporate Department. He also works with partners on business planning, client interviews, partner-level recruiting, and other firm initiatives.
Before rejoining the firm in 2025, Aaron served as executive vice president, chief legal officer, and corporate secretary at Hawaiian Airlines from 2016 to 2024, during which he oversaw all legal, regulatory, and corporate governance matters. He left the role in late 2024, following the company’s $1.9 billion sale to Alaska Airlines.
Until 2016, Aaron was a partner at Wilson Sonsini, focusing his practice on corporate-related matters, advising clients on a broad range of corporate transactions, including IPOs, mergers, capital markets transactions, and corporate governance. Aaron originally joined Wilson Sonsini as an associate in 1990.