In a period of unknown, how can we make a difference?

Event

In a period of unknown, how can we make a difference? - Advanced

Title:: In a period of unknown, how can we make a difference? - Advanced
When:: Thu, 4 June 2020, 14:00 - 15:30
Where:: Online (live webinar)
Category:: Management

Description

Cost: Free

Following the huge success of our first Virtual Roundtable, we are pleased to announce details of the next session. The expert panel will continue their discussion around current priority pain points, challenges and opportunities. They will share more insights into the shifting workplace culture, and how they are adapting to new ways of working during the pandemic and beyond.

Don’t miss the opportunity to learn and benefit from this shared knowledge and experience about the effects of Covid-19 on the legal sector.

Speakers

Doug Hargrove (Chair)
Managing Director, Education and Legal
Advanced

Doug is focused on creating industry-leading technology solutions that transform the way these industries serve their customers, and in creating best-in-class services to support these solutions.

Nick Ozga (Host)
Commercial Director, Legal
Advanced

Nick has spent more than 20 years working in the IT industry, supplying software and services to law firms and chambers.

Stephanie Boyce
Deputy Vice President
Law Society of England and Wales

Stephanie has a wealth of experience in corporate governance, regulatory frameworks and professional regulation. She holds a Master of Laws in public law and global governance from King’s College, University of London.

Sean Edwards
Business Analyst
Glaisyers Solicitors

Sean has a distinguished history of working in project management and software delivery in the legal industry. His role at Glaisyers has been to revitalise how the business utilises and takes advantage of technology.

Martin Secrett
Chambers Director
9 Bedford Row Chambers

Martin has a wealth of experience in the legal sector and for the last seven years has been with 9 Bedford Row, a chambers with expertise in all areas of criminal law, including an emphasis on international work.

Rachel Kenyon
Business Engagement Lead
Legal Tech

Rachel is part of The University of Manchester’s specialist Business Engagement & Knowledge Exchange (BEKE) team and the university’s Lead for FinTech, LegalTech, and Digital Trust themes.

Rob Hailstone
CEO
Bold Legal Group

Rob is an ex-residential property conveyancer with over 40 years’ experience forming the Bold Legal Group in 2010. The group is widely respected by legal regulators, lenders, HMLR and the MHCLG.

Dr Heather Anson
Lead Consultant
Digital Law UK

Heather has a wealth of experiences, specialising in training, regulatory compliance, contracts (technology), financial law, tax law, international transactions, mediation, and dispute resolution.

Simon Wright
Chief Executive
Banner Jones Solicitors

Simon is a Solicitor who has been with Banner Jones for over 30 years, practising for most of that time in the field of personal injury. Simon is currently the Chief Executive of this successful regional practice, with his focus now on business management.