"You want to be someone folks want to engage early in projects because of your intellect, creativity and approach, not because they were told to 'run it by legal' on the back end," said Lea Ann King, Toyota Material Handling's general counsel.
April 01, 2022 at 12:50 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Corporate Counsel
Leading a five-person, all-women legal team in a male-dominated industry, Toyota Material Handling General Counsel Lea Ann King said it’s important to create a life you love and allow work to be a part of that, but not all encompassing.
“Honestly, it is aspirational but such a needed reminder of priorities and to allow our team to lead through times of crisis or chaos unflappably,” she said.
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Lea Ann King general counsel with Toyota Material Handling. Courtesy photo
