Getting a seat at the table is important in a General Counsel's career. In-house counsel must learn to leverage their knowledge and expertise to advocate for the legal department and compliant practices. In this article, in-house counsel can learn relationship building techniques like building your brand, knowing the business and getting to know the Board to gain influence.
This article was published by the Association of Corporate Counsel Australia, in conjunction with MinterEllison.
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