On March 23rd 2016 Larraine presented the Keynote address for Broads Circle’s program titled ” The Chief Lawyer and The Corporate Board”. She spoke about the need for courage on the part of the Chief Lawyer in protecting the Board as well as the CEO sometimes from themselves as well as the evolution of Chief Lawyer into leader, manager and team player – leader of the legal team as well as outside counsel, manager of the talent (fast to fire and slow to hire) sometimes globally, and advisor and facilitator of the peer senior leadership team. Read the rest of this entry

Join us for a moderated discussion focused on the emergence of the General Counsel as a key strategic advisor to the Board of Directors.
Wednesday, March 23, 2016 from 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM (PDT) Los Angeles, CA
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ONE OF THE GREATEST FEMALE THOUGHT LEADERS IS NOW EMPOWERING WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS FOR THE FUTURE

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Complexity: Five Perspectives on Unravelling the Future of Work
How do you stay on top of a changing world?

It’s a question we all grapple with daily: How do you stay on top of a changing world? The velocity at which everything now moves impacts us both personally and professionally. And with the rapid advances in technology on the horizon, it’s only set to move faster. Just keeping up is hard enough. So, how can we stay in front of the changes?

Southwestern congratulates Larraine Segil ’79 on publishing an article for the December 2014 Leadership Excellence magazine.

Southwestern Alumna and Trustee Provides Essential Mentoring and Scholarship Funds to Women J.D. and J.D./M.B.A. students

Larraine Segil ’79 had always attended the most prestigious schools when living in South Africa. But when she and her husband immigrated to the United States, even the outstanding education she received at University of the Witwatersrand did little to prepare her for figuring out how to continue her education and build a career in Los Angeles as a working mother without resources and guidance.

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