I started my career at the United Nations working on International Criminal Court issues, then litigated at Skadden. In 2015 I co-founded Paladin, the leading legal pro bono platform, and grew it to dozens of leading global law firms, thousands of lawyers, and more than 70,000 pro bono connections. I'm now chairwoman of Paladin’s board.
¶ 2Today I'm at Cooley, where I lead practice innovation, including product strategy, enablement and go-to-market, and I'm building operations from the ground up at Cooley AI, the firm's new AI-native legal services company. I care most about the parts of legal AI people tend to skip: talking to clients, mapping the problem, agile decision-making, measuring success, and building systems that scale.
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