S1.E2. Kate Simpson on intrepreneurship, and disrupting from within

Some of the items we cover in the episode include:

• Kate’s move from being a consultant to law firms, to working in a law firm.
• The concept of ikigai, and the venn diagram of Kate’s viewpoints
  1. people
  2. law
  3. tech
• What does KM mean to Kate, and how she segments her projects into four buckets:
  1. Research & development (innovations)
  2. Precedents and playbook
  3. Training
  4. Practice innovation (process + pricing)
• Entrepreneurship and Intrepreneurship at Bennett Jones
• The importance of being curious and listening
• Kate’s advice to embrace ambiguity, and taking calculated risks

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SPECIAL GUEST: KATE SIMPSON

Kate is responsible for developing the firm’s knowledge management strategy and initiatives, and leads a team of KM specialists in delivering practice tools and resources that leverage the firm’s intellectual capital.

Prior to Bennett Jones, Kate was a consultant to many Canadian, UK and global law firms advising them in the design and implementation of useful, usable and engaging KM solutions that benefited both the lawyers and their clients.

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