In our latest webinar, Jacob True (Senior Managing Corporate Counsel at ServiceNow), Amanda Gray Williams (Commercial Counsel at Datadog), and Robert Graham (Director, Commercial Counsel at Fivetran) engaged in an insightful conversation exploring the intricacies of the sales and commercial counsel partnership. Gain valuable insights into optimizing the relationship between sales and legal, learning key strategies to enhance deal velocity, and discover the tools and processes that contribute to successful collaboration. Watch our on-demand webinar to unlock the benefits of fostering a strong sales and legal alliance, ultimately accelerating deal cycles and fostering business success.
For those who missed the live event or wish to revisit the insightful discussions, the on-demand version of the webinar is now available. Click here to watch our Sales and Commercial Counsel Partnership Webinar!
Legal.io hosted an engaging discussion featuring distinguished speakers, Jacob True, Senior Managing Corporate Counsel at ServiceNow, Amanda Gray Williams, Commercial Counsel at Datadog, and Robert Graham, Director, Commercial Counsel at Fivetran. The esteemed panelists delved into topics such as fostering collaboration through transparent communication, enhancing deal efficiency with integrated legal and sales tools, and optimizing workload management using strategic ticketing systems and CLM solutions.
Our panelists provided profound insights into the dynamics of the sales and commercial counsel partnership:
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