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In an environment where innovation is accelerating, business models are evolving and risks are becoming more complex and systemic, a company’s ability to make the right decisions at the right time is becoming a key driver of performance and growth. To address this, some organisations are radically transforming their support functions to turn them into genuine drivers of business acceleration, capable of anticipating, securing and informing strategic projects from the very outset. Among these, the corporate legal department—enhanced by data, technology, new roles and a resolutely business-focused approach—is a concrete illustration of this evolution. By working with business units at an early stage, identifying emerging regulatory trends and embedding innovation at the heart of projects, it contributes directly to value creation. Through the combined perspectives of lawyers and legal operations (legal ops) specialists, this masterclass demonstrates how this approach transforms performance, innovation and decision-making within the organisation, and why it is now a strategic lever increasingly utilised by growing organisations.

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What if your support functions became your strongest growth drivers?

MASTERCLASS 8

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Sophie Vieilledent

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