Colin Levy

Whether that’s a couple of brands, a brand and an influencer, or some other combination.

And while we might enter into these partnerships with the best of intentions and the highest of hopes… what happens when things don’t go as planned? What do we do when, say, one of the partners doesn’t hold up their end of the bargain?

That’s what we’re covering in today’s episode of Partnership Unpacked.

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So, my question for you is this: why aren’t you using contracts and other legal tools as part of your partnership operations?

Is it because you don’t think you need to? It’s too hard? Too expensive? Too confusing?

What do you think might happen if you aren’t considering legal ramifications, and something does go sideways?

That’s exactly what our guest today, Colin Levy, is going to talk to us about.

Colin’s legal career focuses on the intersection of business, technology, and law, and he is a strong advocate for legal technology. He is on a mission to educate and inspire others about the endless possibilities that legal tech has to offer. He is the Director of Legal and Evangelist for Malbek, a leading Contract Lifecycle Management company, and an Advisor for Proxy, a leading legal workflow management platform, and he’s here to help us sort out how legal can be of help in this fast-paced world of technology and partnerships.

Partnership Unpacked host Mike Allton talked to Colin Levy about:

♉️ What Legal Technology is & why CMOs and Partnership Leaders should care

♉️ How Legal Tech helps partnerships

♉️ What happens if we ignore Legal Tech

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