An invite-only virtual roundtable series
A small table of in-house legal leaders, an expert or two, and an honest conversation about contracting and its business impact. Over lunch, on us.
Virtual
~15 peers
Cameras on
Off the record
~60 minutes
Virtual
~15 peers
Cameras on
Off the record
~60 minutes
Virtual
~15 peers
Cameras on
Off the record
~60 minutes
Virtual
~15 peers
Cameras on
Off the record
~60 minutes
Virtual
~15 peers
Cameras on
Off the record
~60 minutes
Virtual
~15 peers
Cameras on
Off the record
~60 minutes
Virtual
~15 peers
Cameras on
Off the record
~60 minutes
Virtual
~15 peers
Cameras on
Off the record
~60 minutes
The series
Three tables. One honest conversation on the realities of contracting.
Join the one that fits where you are; or stay for all three. Each runs for about an hour.
Roundtable 1
Wednesday, July 15, 12 PM EST
You Have a CLM. What Next?
Is it earning its keep?
You bought it to move contracts faster, reduce risk, and make legal more strategic. Is it actually doing that? A candid conversation about stalled adoption, unrealized ROI, and what separates platforms that fades into the background from those that become indispensable
Facilitator
Lucy Bassli
Moderator
Akshay Verma
Roundtable 2
Thursday, July 23, 12 PM EST
Legal for Humans
Designing contracts and processes people actually use
People don't read contracts, and they route around the process, usually because it's built for lawyers rather than the humans who have to use it. What changes when you design contracting for adoption, and how legal goes from a checkpoint people dodge to the first place they come.
Facilitator
Sarah Ouis
Moderator
Akshay Verma
Roundtable 3
Wednesday, July 29, 12 PM EST
The AI Mandate
Your CEO wants an AI strategy. All your vendors claim they have one.
Separate signal from noise We'll unpack what AI can genuinely do for contracting today, what's marketing noise, and how to evaluate the claims with confidence.
Facilitator
Tommie Tavares-Ferreira
Moderator
Akshay Verma
What this is
A conversation, not a webinar.
Most legal events are a slide deck and a chat box. This is a real table: a small group, candid talk, and no one being sold to.
Talk, not slides
Around fifteen peers, cameras on, everyone shares. No presentation, no product demo, no pitch.
02
Off the record
Chatham House rule. What's spoken at the table, allowing people to be candid about what is and isn't working.
03
Led, not lectured
Each session is drawn out by an experienced facilitator whose whole job is to get the room talking, not to talk at it.
04
Peers, not prospects
Connect with legal leaders facing the same challenges. Leave with practical insights and a stronger network
