Trâm Phi, the new general counsel of DocuSign. Courtesy photo.
Trâm Phi, the lawyer who helped Imperva and ArcSite launch their IPOs, has joined the San Francisco-based contract management company.
June 18, 2019 at 06:16 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Corporate Counsel
DocuSign, a contract management company that aims, in part, to simplify work for lawyers, has hired a new lawyer of its own.
The San Francisco-based company announced Trâm Phi as its general counsel, corporate secretary and senior vice president Tuesday. Phi will lead the legal affairs and risk management teams, with more than 50 staff, to develop corporate strategy and work with the board of directors.
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