Skills for Future Facing Work
14 Oct 2026
United Kingdom
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Our sessions support the roles and responsibilities of an in-house legal team, how they’re evolving, and the way we work now and in the future. Understand areas such as AI, innovation, project leadership, critical thinking, and how to demonstrate the value of legal work. These sessions help legal teams build practical capability in areas that are becoming increasingly important to the way they work.
Project leadership series
This webinar looks at:
- project leadership principles;
- how to work with project stakeholders effectively;
- reporting effectively and articulating value of Legal in projects; and
- embedding lessons learned for continuous improvement.
AI literacy series
This webinar looks at:
- using AI as an in-house legal team;
- essentials of AI law;
- AI innovation and governance; and
- AI Compliance case study.
A new era for DE&I
This webinar looks at:
- the challenge of “DE&I fatigue” and barriers to engagement;
- language and terminology – and why these matter;
- how the key skills of Empathy, Respect and Acceptance [can] mark a new ERA for DE&I; and
- the commitments we can all make to play our part.
Enhancing your team climate in the hybrid team environment
This webinar looks at:
- the impact of climate and culture on your team and your role as a leader;
- how psychological safety plays a part in generating high performance;
- how to build trust, including the Trust Model; and
- the importance of inclusion (and some common hybrid biases to avoid).
Thinking strategically about your business stakeholders
In this webinar we will:
- learn about different approaches to identifying stakeholders;
- create a plan to further develop your stakeholder relationships;
- utilise the four key competencies that help experts influence senior stakeholders; and
- identify different sources of power that you can use to achieve your goals.
Harnessing neurodiversity in the legal profession
This webinar looks at:
- the science of neurodiversity;
- an overview of common patterns of neurodivergence, including autism, ADHD and dyslexia;
- how to get the best out of the ways different brains think at work, including case studies of neurodivergent colleagues in law; and
- where to go for more information for those who are curious about this topic.
