The imagination gap – Meet the GCs on the frontline of the climate change battle Catherine Wycherley Rising temperatures and sea levels, shrinking ice sheets and sea ice, extreme weather events. They’re all mainstays of today’s news…
Different strokes – Three perspectives in championing diversity in corporate America Catherine Wycherley Rachel Gonzalez, general counsel, Starbucks Starbucks has a fundamental business tenet that we are creating a welcoming place for all…
Enterprise GC 2018: Tumbling into crisis Catherine Wycherley Corporate crises are on the upswing. A faster-paced R&D cycle, improved but riskier technology, 24-hour news… the list of triggers…
Aviation focus: Winds of change Catherine Wycherley Uncertainty seems to be the only thing lawyers working in Europe’s aviation sector can count on these days. The recent…
Gamification – the thoroughly modern way to redesign legal services Catherine Wycherley You may not have heard the term ‘gamification’, but the chances are you have experienced a form of it. Perhaps…
Welcome to the hurricane – Latam GCs struggle with corruption clampdown Catherine Wycherley It has been a turbulent few years for many of those in the upper echelons of Brazilian politics and business.…
Precision instruments – the curiously orderly disruption of legal ops teams Catherine Wycherley With increasing scrutiny of outside spend, general counsel (GCs) are under mounting pressure to deliver a smooth-running and more efficient…
The big call from BT to MP Catherine Wycherley Darren Jones discusses leaving his role at telecoms giant BT to sit in the UK Parliament Many were surprised when…
Higher learning Catherine Wycherley 1998 seems like a lifetime ago, where e-commerce was a fantasy for ordinary people just discovering the internet. Yet 1998…
Fresh starts – inside the pioneering US school training lawyers on the start-up community Catherine Wycherley Look out law schools, there is a disrupter in town. Naturally, that town is Silicon Valley, the home of innovation.…
Back to the drawing board Catherine Wycherley You wouldn’t mistake a lawyer for a designer. One is usually armed with a pen and a rulebook, the other…
