Corporate Counsel
...operations for the office of the general counsel at Marsh & McLennan Companies Inc.; Wendy Bernero, chief of strategic initiatives at Proskauer Rose; and Nat...
...that knowledge-intensive organizations, rather than relying on supervisors for information, must learn of potential risks from knowledge workers themselves. An Ombuds...
...remodeling. The new digs were a bit over the top for a company that still saw itself as a start-up. General counsel Jane Wasman...
...a novice who needs to learn fast, here are some key...and resource impact for these companies,” she says. ...
...a novice who needs to learn fast, here are some key...and resource impact for these companies,” she says. ...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
Because there will never be a season of The Wire focusing on corporate crime, we've put together a quick reference guide for need-to-know corporate federal criminal procedure terms
Because there will never be a season of The Wire focusing on corporate crime, we've put together a quick reference guide for need-to-know corporate federal criminal procedure terms
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...by action than words. This is a lesson leaders and managers could learn just by watching the biggest, baddest new CEO on the planet, Pope...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...by action than words. This is a lesson leaders and managers could learn just by watching the biggest, baddest new CEO on the planet, Pope...
...company employees to understand how operations work, or be available to intervene sooner rather than later when a potential problem pops up, or learn...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
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