Richard Mabey quit his job as a lawyer to pursue his mission to make contracts quicker and easier to make, alter and sign.
In 2016 he launched Juro, a contract automation platform designed for lawyers and businesses, which could replace emails, programmes such as Microsoft Word and Excel, and cloud-based storage.
Last year the business processed 500,000 contracts, and Richard is aiming to make Juro the default contracts platform world-wide.
In this episode we talk about:
- How everyone can benefit from quicker contracts
- Richard's journey from lawyer to CEO
- Do established companies need more convincing about new tech solutions?
- The challenges of selling new systems
- The use of AI and natural language processing
- Does new tech like Juro lead to job cuts?
- The importance of information security
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