James Turoff recently created a chief ethics, compliance and privacy position as part of his plan to make legal more focused on driving the business.
August 12, 2021 at 04:53 PM
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Since James Turoff took over as the general counsel at The Hershey Co. in late May, after a brief stint as interim legal chief, he’s been pushing a mindset shift within the legal department.
Turoff wants his in-house lawyers to spend less time on routine work and focus more on finding ways to be strategic business partners. As part of that effort, Turoff recently created a chief compliance, ethics and privacy officer position within the legal department.
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James Turoff, general counsel at The Hershey Co. Courtesy photo
