In this candid episode of the Unplugged podcast, Whitney chats to Kate Burt, the CEO of HiveRisk and co-founder of both the Lawyers Retreat and GBLO. Kate shares her journey from being a young legal professional in Liverpool to a solicitor in Manchester. She discusses what it was like to train as a lawyer in the early 2000s, a time when Google wasn't around , and trainee solicitors were expected to argue cases in court. She talks about the pressure to appear perfect and the relentless stress...
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In this candid episode of the Unplugged podcast, Whitney chats to Kate Burt, the CEO of HiveRisk and co-founder of both the Lawyers Retreat and GBLO. Kate shares her journey from being a young legal professional in Liverpool to a solicitor in Manchester. She discusses what it was like to train as a lawyer in the early 2000s, a time when Google wasn't around , and trainee solicitors were expected to argue cases in court. She talks about the pressure to appear perfect and the relentless stress...
In this candid episode of the Unplugged podcast, Whitney chats to Kate Burt, the CEO of HiveRisk and co-founder of both the Lawyers Retreat and GBLO. Kate shares her journey from being a young legal professional in Liverpool to a solicitor in Manchester. She discusses what it was like to train as a lawyer in the early 2000s, a time when Google wasn't around , and trainee solicitors were expected to argue cases in court. She talks about the pressure to appear perfect and the relentless stress...
PR By Whitney Unplugged
In this candid episode of the Unplugged podcast, Whitney chats to Kate Burt, the CEO of HiveRisk and co-founder of both the Lawyers Retreat and GBLO. Kate shares her journey from being a young legal professional in Liverpool to a solicitor in Manchester. She discusses what it was like to train as a lawyer in the early 2000s, a time when Google wasn't around , and trainee solicitors were expected to argue cases in court. She talks about the pressure to appear perfect and the relentless stress...
