
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 | 87 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessManagement | |||

Mary O'Carroll isn't experimenting for fun, she's trying to solve one of legal's biggest scaling problems: the fact that the profession's best judgment and hard-earned experience still lives in people's heads, buried in laptops, or scattered across y... more
Keir Gumbs, Chief Legal Officer at Edward Jones, isn't here to maintain the status quo. He joined the largest U.S. financial services firm not to run legal as usual - but to lead a transformation. In this episode, Keir and Mary talk candidly about wh... more
Mary O'Carroll welcomes Stephanie Hamon (Global Head of Legal External Engagement, HSBC) to explore how in‑house legal teams are rethinking their relationships with law firms, vendors, and the broader legal ecosystem. With experience spanning Barclay... more
Legal recruiters and podcast hosts Genevieve Riccardelli and Jennifer Soltau join Mary to unpack how law-firm hiring is being turned on its head. They run entry-level recruiting at Goodwin and see the shift happening in real time. Their perspective o... more
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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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Focusing on the intersection of legal operations, management, and technology, the content commonly explores the unique challenges and innovations within the legal industry. Episodes frequently highlight significant shifts in legal recruiting, the impact of artificial intelligence on legal practices, and the evolving role of legal operations in corporate environments. Insights from seasoned experts across various sectors provide valuable perspectives on improving efficiencies and adapting to changing market dynamics, making this a must-listen for professionals aiming to stay ahead in the competitive landscape of legal and business operations. The discussions emphasize a combination of practical advice and thought-provoking analysis, which se... more
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Recent guests on Pearls On, Gloves Off include:
1. Keir Gumbs
2. Jennifer Soltau
3. Genevieve Riccardelli
4. Ben Campbell
5. Rachel St. Peter
6. Jacqueline Lee
7. Jim Delkousis
8. Sean Houston
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