Owns the firm’s global travel, expense, and corporate card programs within Accounts Payable. Responsibilities include policy governance, exception management, card administration, reconciliation controls, SOX compliance, audit readiness, reporting and analytics, platform implementations, process transformation, quality oversight, and cross-functional stakeholder partnership. The role also leads escalations, root-cause analysis, remediation, policy guidance, and T&E program improvements across a complex, multinational professional-services environment.

The Knowledge and Innovation Attorney will support M&A and Private Equity practices through knowledge management, legal technology enablement, AI workflow development, and practice innovation. Responsibilities include maintaining model documents and precedents, monitoring legal and market developments, developing AI-enabled workflows and prompt libraries, coordinating technology pilots, delivering training, and translating attorney needs into practical solutions. The role requires substantial M&A and Private Equity experience, particularly with public company transactions and Delaware law.

Administer U.S. and international leaves of absence, workers’ compensation, ergonomics programs, ADA accommodations, payroll and benefit reconciliations. The role collaborates with brokers, carriers, employees, and internal teams; maintains records; supports benefit administration, system changes, reporting, compliance, and process improvements.