William Kruse, regulatory compliance officer and vice president, law and counsel for Gallup Inc. and the author of “The Corporate Counsel Survival Guide.”
William Kruse of Gallup quite literally wrote the book on how to navigate the transition from firm to law department. He explained to Corporate Counsel why crashing meetings and breaking things are two of the best ways to make the adjustment successfully.
August 30, 2018 at 12:20 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Corporate Counsel
The transition from firm life to an in-house role can be a time of confusion.
But William Kruse is here to help. The author of “The Corporate Counsel Survival Guide,” a new book, has worked in-house at Gallup Inc. for more than seven years and serves as the global management consulting company’s regulatory compliance officer and vice president, law and counsel.
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