For Terry Miller, the general counsel of the London 2012 Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, her most vivid memory wasn’t the 25,000 contracts, nor the security company she is fighting for backing out of its deal. For Miller, an avid equestrienne, it was being part of the Paralympic award ceremony when a British rider won a gold medal.
How did a beginning reporter in Cincinnati find her way to London and become an international general counsel for Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and then GC of the Olympics? As Miller wound down the leftover legal business from the 2012 games, she talked about her journey, her love of horses, and the challenges of her job with reporter Sue Reisinger. An edited version of their conversation follows. (In the interest of full disclosure, Miller and Reisinger were University of Dayton Law School classmates in the mid-1970s, and Reisinger once worked with Miller’s British-born husband, Jonathan, at the Dayton Daily News .)
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