Women, Influence & Power in Law (WIPL) Awards Deadline Extended: the 2024 Women, Influence and Power in Law Awards
It is that time again! Corporate Counsel is seeking nominations for its Women, Influence & Power in Law Awards, which honors North American general counsel and law firm partners who have demonstrated a commitment to advancing the empowerment of women in law and have shown extraordinary leadership in their careers.
March 13, 2024 at 05:21 PM
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Awards
It is that time again! Corporate Counsel is seeking nominations for its Women, Influence & Power in Law Awards, which honors North American general counsel and law firm partners who have demonstrated a commitment to advancing the empowerment of women in law and have shown extraordinary leadership in their careers.
The honorees for these awards stand out because they are business strategists, complex problem-solvers, and of course, great lawyers. And as important (especially to them) is that they are also great people-leaders—they care more about the success of the team than their individual success.
The deadline has been extended to June 14. Click here to submit a nomination.
Please note: Each firm/company may submit multiple candidates. You may also submit a candidate for multiple categories, but a candidate can only win in one category. If you are submitting a candidate for multiple categories, please submit a separate submission for each category.
We are looking for nominations in the following categories:
Law Firm Awards
- Ally of the Year
- Collaborative Leadership
- Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Champion
- Innovative Leaders
- Lifetime Achievement
- Managing Partner of the Year
- Mental Health & Well Being Initiative
- Mentor & Mentee Collaboration
- Talent Management
- Thought Leadership
In-House Awards
- Ally of the Year
- Collaborative Leadership
- Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Champion
- In-House Legal Operations
- Innovative Leaders
- Lifetime Achievement
- General Counsel of the Year
- Mental Health & Well Being Initiative
- Mentor & Mentee Collaboration
- Thought Leadership
For more information on each category, please visit the WIPL Awards site.
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