Legal Tech Society: President

Hi, I'm Reenie!

I would love to be your President next year. Our society is brilliant in so many ways, but I believe it can be even better. We need a fresh approach that involves students of all backgrounds and degrees to foster an active and informed community for shared understanding of automated legal services. As President, I will steer the direction of Legal Tech to advance the causes you believe in. 

As current Welfare Officer, I have displayed unconditional commitment to the society's growth. I have developed leadership skills as Conference Manager of Model United Nations in my previous school, where I took initiative, acted as a general liaison, and initiated correspondences with schools across the world; I will put these skills to ensure a seamless transition if elected.

As President I aim to drive change by:

- Organizing a variety of events such as socials and workshops educating members on sector-specific automation to familiarize them with technology they may be expected to be acquainted as lawyers

- Encourage discussions on challenges and opportunities facing Legal Tech like access to justice, client confidentiality and data protection

- Build on the good work that has already been done to partner with technology and software legal tech companies such as Avvoka

- Have a Refreshers week, opportunities available during freshers should be made available later in the year for new members

I would love it if you voted for me to make the changes that we need.

I really enjoyed being in the Legal Tech society last year and I feel like I have a vision on what the future of the society should look like. I have a passion for technology and the law, and I believe that legal tech can be used to increase access to justice, streamline legal processes, and improve the quality of legal services. In becoming President, I hope to use my knowledge and experience to help shape the society's activities and initiatives, and promote collaboration and innovation among legal tech professionals. At the same time I am eager to spread awareness on what legal tech actually is and how it can be used as well as provide an insight into legal tech careers and other opportunities.

The role of the President suits me because I have the ability to bring people together and create a collaborative environment where everyone's voices are heard. As president of the Legal Tech society I think the most challenging part would be being responsible for managing the society's activities and initiatives, all while fostering a sense of community among its members. I am capable of bringing people together and taking the society to the next level both in terms of membership and output.