Climb into the cockpit with pilot and LinkSquares Chief Legal Officer Tim Parilla, as he invites legal leaders aboard to share advice that will help you navigate even the most turbulent times of in-house counsel work. Fasten your seatbelt and prepare for takeoff. We’ll cover a range of topics from data privacy, to legal team structure, to public company transactions, and beyond. You don’t want to miss this series.
There are certain traits that can make or break your success, especially when you’re working in-house at a startup. From effective decision-making to understanding the regulations in your space, the list of skills you need to excel can seem never-ending.
Host Tim Parilla, CLO at LinkSquares, and Faraz Rana, previous CLO, and part of the founding team at Bread, are here to help. Faraz saw the company through a time of rapid growth and is here to share his perspective on what it takes to be a successful in-house legal leader.
Key takeaways
Timestamps
0:52: Introductions and Faraz’s pre-flight ritual.
5:27: Faraz’s career path from a large law firm, to working in-house.
9:11: The transition into the startup world and the importance of taking accountability, having an opinion, and proposing solutions.
12:36: How did you see your role as CLO change as the company grew?
17:28: Think of yourself as a brand.
21:39: How do you balance legal responsibilities with broader business goals?
29:51: What Faraz is working on now.
37:24: How to deal with pushback from the business as a compliance function?
40:35: Advice for building out a compliance program from scratch?
43:10: What is your leadership style and how has it changed over time?
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