Asia’s leading women lawyers share their stories of driving innovation and shaping the future of law.
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The Intersection of innovation and diversity
In the rapidly evolving world of law, where the boundaries of tradition and technology continually blur, a paradox emerges: Can the steadfast principles of law keep pace with the relentless innovation of technology? As we delve into this dynamic interplay, it becomes clear that the true catalysts for growth and transformation within the legal sector are not just the advancements in technology like AI, but the pioneering women who harness these tools to drive unprecedented change.
Our latest article, “Bold and Agile: How Leading Women Lawyers are Driving Innovation in Asia” explores the compelling journeys of four trailblazing female legal professionals from Singapore and Hong Kong. These women are not merely adapting to the new digital age; they are actively reshaping the legal landscape through their innovative approaches and strategic embrace of diversity.
Read the full article “Bold and Agile: How Leading Women Lawyers are Driving Innovation in Asia” here.
“As women, we have to constantly adapt and transform through different seasons of life. At each inflection point, it is important to take a step back and reset, taking into account the priorities of that season.”
— Carol Lee, Corporate, External and Legal Affairs, Asia Global Partner Solutions, Microsoft
Trailblazers in Legal Innovation
Maree Myerscough, COO and General Counsel at Aquila Clean Energy APAC, is revolutionizing environmental stewardship by integrating ESG principles into her company’s legal framework. Carol Lee, a senior attorney at Microsoft Asia, champions the ethical use of Generative AI, ensuring that technological advancements maintain trust and compliance. Meanwhile, Debby Lim, a partner at Dentons Rodyk, is reshaping corporate restructuring with her innovative legal strategies and precedents in Singapore’s courts. Winnie Ma, Director-General Counsel at Hang Lung Properties, merges legal acumen with business insights, adeptly navigating complex corporate landscapes to align legal compliance with business objectives.
These women exemplify how diversity in perspectives can drive profound innovation in the legal sector. Their stories highlight individual achievements and challenge us to rethink how embracing diverse talents can catalyze change across our professional environments.
“I like challenging the status quo, pushing the envelope and thinking out of the box! There aren’t many women in my field, hence rather than subscribe to groupthink I just feel that I need to chart my own path.”
— Debby Lim, Partner, Dentons Rodyk
Download the full article “Bold and Agile: How Leading Women Lawyers are Driving Innovation in Asia” here.
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