Greg Boss, general counsel at Australia-headquartered CSL, says the role of GC has changed to more of a business adviser. Here, he shares his insights into overseeing a legal team at a global company.
February 16, 2023 at 06:39 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.com International
When Greg Boss joined Australian vaccination and blood plasma maker CSL in 2001, he was its only U.S. lawyer.
Two decades later, he is executive vice president for legal and group general counsel at CSL Limited – a A$146 billion (US$101 billion) company—overseeing a staff of more than 200.
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Greg Boss, general counsel of global vaccination and blood plasma maker CSL. Courtesy photo.
