Christopher Mitchell, general counsel of Kickstarter. Courtesy photo
Leading the law department at Kickstarter has required Christopher Mitchell to help his company raise its voice on important issues, including net neutrality and copyright law.
August 24, 2018 at 01:31 PM
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When Christopher Mitchell became Kickstarter’s general counsel, he knew that he’d be stepping into a role that went far beyond simply being a lawyer.
The Brooklyn, New York-based company behind popular crowdfunding platform Kickstarter has long tied together legal and advocacy work, a legacy Mitchell inherited from predecessor Michal Rosenn, who left the company for Expa in late 2017.
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