General counsel already have plenty to do—running a legal department is no easy task—but it appears the C-suite is expecting them to get even busier by contributing to business strategy and other company goals.
A new study from executive search firm BarkerGilmore and NYSE Governance Services, a governance, compliance and education solutions provider, shows that corporate executives and directors are looking for general counsel to be more business-minded.
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