The Corporate Counsel Show: A day in the life of The Wiggles’ GC

As a singer-songwriter with a background in law, Nina Stamell has found the ideal fusion of her passions and skills working as the general counsel for The Wiggles.

Tasha Levy • 26 February 2020 • Podcast

Nina joins host Jerome Doraisamy on this episode of The Corporate Counsel Show to share her unconventional path to becoming an in-house lawyer for the world-renowned children’s band, the range of legal challenges she deals with in this role and how she foresees these issues changing into the future.

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She explains how automating certain legal processes empowers the rest of her business team, provides advice for anyone interested in in-house legal work within a creative industry and advocates for the value of any and all legal and commercial experience for budding practitioners.

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