Intel legal ops chief Mike Haven, who serves as CLOC’s president, said Roach helped ensure that “CLOC not only survived the pandemic and shutdown, but ultimately flourished.”
December 04, 2022 at 06:30 AM
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Betsi Roach is stepping down as executive director of the Corporate Legal Operations Consortium, a nonprofit that has played a key role in helping legal departments bolster their efficiency and effectiveness.
Roach, who took the reins in May 2020, just as the pandemic was wreaking havoc on organizations reliant on in-person networking and training, said she is stepping down to pursue her next endeavor. She did not provide details on her plans.
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Betsi Roach said she is ready for her next endeavor. Courtesy photo
