For more than 70 million women, Kin Community is a place to talk everything from fitness to family to food. For Rina Yano, Kin’s VP of business and legal affairs and sole in-house lawyer, the lifestyle entertainment company that develops, creates and distributes content in all forms and across all platforms is the opportunity to work in an environment that she says represents “the wave of the future.” After a year as an associate in the Los Angeles office of Kelley Drye & Warren, Yano went in-house at Sony Pictures Entertainment and Warner Bros. Following an 11-year stint at The Wonderful Co., she’s back in the law of entertainment, this time on the digital side. Yano spoke with Corporate Counsel reporter Kristen Rasmussen about the challenges and thrills of her job. The conversation has been edited for length and clarity.

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