Driving Legal Operations Transformation - with Kim Wolfe
Nov 16, 2023 ·
33m 12s
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“The demands on a legal department and the expectations have grown exponentially over the past decade. It's not enough to just wait for the business to come to you and...
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“The demands on a legal department and the expectations have grown exponentially over the past decade. It's not enough to just wait for the business to come to you and give them advice. We're expected to be at the table from the outset, understanding the strategy, being active business partners, trusted advisors, and all of those things require resources, information and technology” -Kim Wolfe, Wells Fargo Legal Department
In this episode, podcast host Chad Volkert, Protiviti Managing Director and Global Leader of Legal Consulting, and special guest Kim Wolfe, Head of Legal Business Management for Wells Fargo, discuss the impact of legal operations on the business and how legal executives are increasingly gaining a seat at the table within their organization.
Guest: Kim Wolfe, Wells Fargo
Neither Robert Half nor Protiviti is a law firm and does not provide legal representation. Robert Half project attorneys and Protiviti professionals do not constitute a law firm among themselves. Organizations should consult with their own legal counsel for guidance based on their unique circumstances.
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In this episode, podcast host Chad Volkert, Protiviti Managing Director and Global Leader of Legal Consulting, and special guest Kim Wolfe, Head of Legal Business Management for Wells Fargo, discuss the impact of legal operations on the business and how legal executives are increasingly gaining a seat at the table within their organization.
Guest: Kim Wolfe, Wells Fargo
Neither Robert Half nor Protiviti is a law firm and does not provide legal representation. Robert Half project attorneys and Protiviti professionals do not constitute a law firm among themselves. Organizations should consult with their own legal counsel for guidance based on their unique circumstances.
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