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MASTERCLASS WEBINAR

Less Paperwork, More Strategic Work: Automating Contract Workflows for Busy Legal Teams

Friday
27 June 2025

12:00 PM AEST

Online webinar

Are contracts consuming your team’s valuable time? Constantly chasing approvals, managing versions, and manually tracking renewals leaves little bandwidth for strategic initiatives.

Legal leaders are reimagining how work gets done, and Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) is front and centre. 

Join James Davy, Legal Counsel at Cricket Australia, and Clare Denegate Thrush, Strategic Legal Solutions Manager at Thomson Reuters, as they discuss about automating contract workflows end-to-end, from matter intake and approvals through to signing and renewal tracking.

In this masterclass with experts from Cricket Australia and Thomson Reuters, you'll explore:

 

  • What Contract Lifecycle Management looks like in practice and how it fits into legal workflows
  • Strategies for overcoming internal barriers
  • Real-world outcomes and demonstrable ROIs

Register now to learn how a Contract Lifecycle Management solution can empower your legal team to work smarter, faster, and more strategically.

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Speakers

 

James Davy

Legal Counsel - Strategic Projects, Cricket Australia

Clare Denegate Thrush

Strategic Legal Solutions Manager, Thomson Reuters

Clare was admitted as a barrister and solicitor in New Zealand in 2013, and worked as a legal advisor in house before coming to Australia later that year. Clare was admitted to the NSW Bar, and has been in the legal tech industry ever since.