Braintrust Live Roundtables bring the peer advice and cross-network collaboration you experience on the Braintrust platform into real-time discussions in our clubhouse setting. These sessions connect members from across industries and company types to tackle current professional challenges through diverse perspectives. Unlike our specialty clubhouses that connect by industry or role, Braintrust Live connects you by the topics you're working on right now.

This Month's Topics:

AI Implementation & Governance - Internal AI policies, vendor AI tool evaluation, contractual risk allocation, and IP ownership considerations

Navigating Organizational Relationships - Strategies for managing CEO, board, and outside counsel dynamics, building credibility with leadership, and navigating competing stakeholder priorities

Talent & Team Development - Hiring and retention strategies, developing junior lawyers, managing legal team performance, career pathing, and doing more with less

How It Works:

During registration, you'll select your primary topic of interest. You'll receive discussion prompts 24 hours before the session so you can come prepared. When you join, you'll be automatically assigned to your chosen topic's breakout room with other peer networks.

 
Session Format:

Join us virtually via Zoom. Your Zoom link will be shared in your registration confirmation email along with an option to add the event to your calendar.

We ask all members to abide by our 5 C's of Roundtables:

Connection. Let's take a break from documents and slides to truly connect.
Candor is encouraged. These are your trusted peers, and you're in a safe space to share real challenges.
Commitment. When you RSVP, your peers are counting on your commitment to showing up and being fully present.
Confidentiality. Nothing said in Roundtables leaves Roundtables. Strict Chatham House Rule applies.
Curiosity. Ask questions, share insights, be vulnerable, and learn from others' perspectives.

Open to active L Suite members.

By Invitation Only.  Non-transferable. 

Chatham House Rule applies.