

Engineering Change: How Cai GoGwilt and Ironclad are Driving Change in the Legal World
For years, technology developers have focused on streamlining best practices for sales and marketing departments across the country, but the same cannot be said about their legal counterparts. After all, no two contracts are the same, right? On this episode of IT Visionaries hosted by producer Hilary Giorgi, Cai GoGwilt, the Co-founder and CTO of Ironclad talks about how his company is helping legal departments across the country operate more cohesively with their business brethren, why he is an advocate of work-life balance, and why recruiting and training the right people makes all the difference.
3 Key Takeaways- Ironclad is a platform designed to help legal departments automate and speed up their workflow
- Contracting is more than a legal problem, it’s a collaboration issue
- Building a team is about finding the right people that fit with the company’s mission
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