Businesses are in an age of persistent disruption. GC must lead their organizations though it.
Organizational resilience—the ability of an organization to resist, recover and adapt to business disruption to deliver on its objectives—has become a source of competitive differentiation. General counsel (GCs) have a vital role to play in enabling organizational resilience, but it will involve fundamentally redesigning the legal department to better navigate the business through disruption.
Persistent Disruption
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