The Senior Corporate Counsel will play a key role in supporting Salesforce’s Sales organization in the Americas, structuring commercial transactions and drafting and negotiating commercial agreements primarily for direct sales to customers.
Compensation
For British Columbia-based roles, the base salary hiring range for this position is CAD 184,600 to CAD 267,700.
Responsibilities
Lead, negotiate, and close customer contracts under tight deadlines with customers in all industries and sectors other than Public Sector
Provide rapid, business-savvy legal advice while effectively managing legal risk and ensuring compliance across private sector transactions
Work closely with sales, privacy, risk, operations and security teams to ensure smooth and efficient deal execution
Identify and implement legal process improvements to support rapid deal closure
Assist in developing training materials and provide training to the business on relevant legal topics and best practices
Requirements
Undergraduate degree
Law degree from accredited schools
Admission to the bar in one or more states
Nice to have: People leadership on an in-house Legal team
Lead corporate legal and secretarial functions for Luxembourg investment funds, holding companies and other corporate structures administered by Atdomco.
Compensation
Competitive salary and discretionary annual bonus
Responsibilities
Organise and coordinate board and shareholder meetings, including agendas, board packs, minutes, written resolutions and follow-up actions.
Prepare corporate documentation relating to investments, investor admissions, capital calls, annual accounts and other corporate approvals.
Handle corporate actions throughout the lifecycle of Luxembourg entities, including incorporations, changes to managers/directors, share transfers, capital changes, amendments, restructurings and liquidations.
Prepare, review and coordinate execution of client and corporate agreements, including service, domiciliation and mandate agreements.
Coordinate signature processes, RCS filings and maintenance of corporate records.
Requirements
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Law or a related field
Support the organization and smooth running of the governing bodies of Bureau Veritas SA, including legal formalities, document management and budget monitoring.
Compensation
Salary and benefits will be discussed according to your profile.
Responsibilities
Organize logistical and administrative aspects of Board of Directors and specialized Committee meetings
Organize logistics of Board events, including strategy days and off-site Board meetings
Prepare attendance registers, transcribe minutes into the legal registers
Liaise with the assistants of Board members
Prepare directors' annual declarations and update mandate/directorship biographies
Provide employment law advice to Centrica People and Employee Relations teams across UK and Ireland business units, manage external lawyers, support HR policies, and lead on non-contentious employment matters.
Locations (2)
Windsor, United Kingdom
Reading, England, United Kingdom
Responsibilities
Advise on employment law matters
Liaise with external lawyers
Work with Reward and People Operations on employment issues
Support preparation for Employment Rights Act 2025 changes
Provide advice to Commercial, M&A, Procurement and People teams
Requirements
Qualified solicitor with UK or equivalent practicing certificate
Senior Consultant to strengthen the Public Sector Advisory team, advising European, national and international public institutions on complex policy and strategic questions.
Responsibilities
Lead policy research and analytical workstreams for European and international public-sector assignments
Analyse regulatory, policy, economic and market developments and assess their implications for public institutions
Design analytical frameworks and research approaches, combining quantitative and qualitative evidence
Contribute to policy studies, evaluations, impact assessments, strategies, market assessments and advisory assignments
Develop evidence-based findings and translate them into practical policy and strategic recommendations
Requirements
Master's degree in economics, public policy, political science, international relations, European studies, law, finance, business, sustainability or another relevant discipline
Associate to join the Disputes team, working closely with leading partners on complex construction and infrastructure disputes, advising domestic and international clients on issues arising throughout project delivery and on the resolution of significant commercial and construction disputes relating to major projects across sectors including data centres, transportation, power, oil & gas, and other major infrastructure.
Responsibilities
Work closely with leading partners on complex construction and infrastructure disputes
Advise domestic and international clients on issues arising throughout project delivery
Resolve significant commercial and construction disputes relating to major projects across sectors including data centres, transportation, power, oil & gas, and other major infrastructure
Work on high-profile regional cross-border matters across Asia and the Middle East
Requirements
Admitted as a lawyer in Australia with a current practising certificate or eligibility to obtain one
Nice to have: Experience working on cross-border and international disputes involving multiple jurisdictions and stakeholders
Nice to have: Experience in the use and application of innovation and AI in construction disputes