The PanHellenic Scholarship Foundation proudly announced recently that its Board of Directors member, Eunice G. Buhler, Esq., has been recognized by the American Bar Association (ABA) as one of the Top 40 Young Lawyers in the nation. Notably, Ms. Buhler is the sole attorney from the state of Illinois to receive this prestigious honor.
A distinguished alumna and co-founder of the Foundation’s Alumni Board, Ms. Buhler’s achievement is seen as a testament to the PanHellenic Scholarship Foundation‘s mission. “Eunice embodies the mission of the Foundation: an accomplished attorney, dedicated young Hellene, and inspiring leader,” stated the Foundation in a congratulatory message. “We are grateful to have her on our Board of Directors.”
Eunice Buhler serves as General Counsel at G2
Eunice Buhler currently serves as General Counsel at G2, the world’s largest and most trusted software review platform. Her extensive legal career includes a tenure as Associate General Counsel at the communications platform Inteliquent, where she played a key role in its acquisition by Sweden-based Sinch.
Prior to that, she was an associate at Kirkland & Ellis, specializing in Mergers & Acquisitions. Beyond her professional roles, Ms. Buhler is actively involved with various boards, including The Economic Club of Chicago, American Cancer Society, The Hellenic Initiative, and Cultures for Youth NFP, where she serves as founder and president. She earned her J.D. with honors from Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law and holds both a B.A. with honors and an M.A. from Stanford University.
PanHellenic Scholarship Foundation promotes education and leadership
The PanHellenic Scholarship Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting education and leadership within the Greek-American community. It identifies and honors exceptional undergraduate students of Hellenic descent, providing significant monetary awards based on academic merit and financial need.
This year, the Foundation celebrated the achievements of 52 Greek-American students who were awarded scholarships at a ceremony and gala held on June 14, 2025, at the Hilton in Chicago, Illinois. Over $270,000 in scholarships was distributed to these deserving recipients, recognized for their potential to become lifelong significant achievers.
The selection process for these scholarships is highly competitive, as noted by Ted Argeroplos, a member of the PanHellenic Scholarship Foundation’s Board of Directors.
In a recent interview with Greek Reporter, Argeroplos admitted the difficulty of choosing only 52 students from hundreds of applications. “The first 40-45 students are equally as good as the next 40-45 kids,” he explained.
“The competition is ridiculous. All kids are amazing. They are great achievers, [and] they are among the best in their school.” He added that the academic committee, composed of professors from across the country, finds the process “painful” because “they want to give scholarships to everyone.”
