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Client profile: Matt Wilson, Uber

The EMEA legal head of one of the world’s most valuable private companies on sticking along for the ride

Posted on 11 December 2018 09:30am10 December 2018 10:00am
Hamish McNicol
In-house Profile

‘I wrote my own resignation letter twice in the first six months,’ Matt Wilson, Uber’s associate general counsel (GC) for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, says. ‘I didn’t hand it in either time, but it was close.’

A frank, but not surprising, admission. Wilson has, in the view of one peer, had one of the most difficult jobs in the GC community since he became the ridesharing company’s first domestic UK lawyer back in 2015.

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