Smooth operations keep businesses afloat – but what makes them successful? “Pearls On, Gloves Off” is a new podcast where Legal Ops legend Mary O’Carroll and a motley crew of guests share their insider knowledge from running high-performing businesses. Join us for insightful conversations with some of today’s most respected leaders and luminaries.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 78 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Mary always provides insightful content for which I am eagerly awaiting to learn with each podcast. I learn so much and receive the reinforcement needed to become a better Legal Ops professional. Thank you Mary!!
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Engaging with the intersection of law and business, a B2B podcast features conversations that explore the evolving landscape of legal operations. Mary O'Carroll hosts a variety of experts, delving into topics such as the integration of AI in legal practices, the importance of effective leadership within legal teams, and strategies for innovation in legal workflows. Episodes often highlight the shifting dynamics within the legal industry, particularly around the increasing focus on value-driven approaches and the necessity for legal professionals to adapt to technological changes. Listeners can expect thought-provoking discussions on contemporary challenges facing legal departments and actionable insights from industry leaders.
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Recent guests on Pearls On, Gloves Off include:
1. Jim Delkousis
2. Sean Houston
3. Mike Walsh
4. Shannon Thyme Klinger
5. Anne Kerwin Payne
6. Aaron Bromagem
7. Max Junestrand
8. Genevieve Kelly
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