[CLOC Conference Insights: Part 1] How in-house legal can support diversity initiatives
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The value of diverse teams has been a hot topic over the last few years - with greater diversity offering faster and more innovative approaches to business, as well as a fairer environment for everyone to thrive. To date, the legal industry has been lagging when it comes to Diversity, Equality and Inclusion. Yet, the unique position of in-house legal teams presents a great opportunity to influence positive change. This topic was very much front and centre at this year's CLOC conference in Las Vegas. Thankfully, legal ops expert Marie Widmer and Senior Legal & Business Operations Manager at Uber, Jonathan Johnson-Swagel, are open to sharing their insights from the event. In this first episode of a two-part series summarising the key learnings from CLOC, we’ll explore how Legal can influence diversity as well as support business initiatives to better measure and take responsibility for their diversity commitments.
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Marie is a legal ops pro and legal tech enthusiast who specialises in growing contract teams by implementing and managing software, templates and playbooks for contracting, compliance and privacy functions. Based in the US, Marie has gained experience at large companies such as LinkedIn and Pinterest, as well as start-ups such as software company Dapper Labs.