Training
Summary
The Training Law Committee plays a leading role in the promotion and maintenance of continuing education for the profession, including the development of the SQE. It has leadership of the SWSQF and City Century projects, funding students and apprentice solicitors. It leads for the CLLS in considering how city firms deliver legal services, what this means for learning and development, law firm human resource management, training, diversity, and inclusion, and looks at resilience and mental health/wellbeing of trainees and their equivalent colleagues.
Chair
Patrick McCann
Patrick is Linklaters’ Director of Learning and responsible for the articulation and implementation of the firm’s learning and development strategy, managing a team of over 30. He has been involved in adult education since 1995 and specialises in the design and delivery of business skills development programmes for colleagues and clients of the firm. His areas of particular interest include compliance, negotiations, people matters, leadership, commercial understanding, communication skills and decision-making.
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Committee Members
Vice Chair: Charlotte Wanendeya (BPP University Law School)
Vice Chair: Colin Shaw (Norton Rose Fulbright LLP)
Richard Album (Watson Farley & Williams LLP)
Grace Best (McCann Fitzgerald - Affiliate Member)
Peter Carrick (Clifford Chance LLP)
Victoria Cromwell (BARBRI)
Katie Dyer (Bevan Brittan LLP)
Lindsay Gerrand (Clyde & Co LLP)
James Harvey (Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP)
Joanna Hughes (Joanna Hughes Solicitor Apprenticeships)
Greg Lascelles (Covington & Burling LLP)
Louisa Mendes da Costa (Allen and Overy LLP)
Charlie Moore (FCA - Affiliate Member)
Julia Robinson (Ropes & Gray LLP)
Dominic Sedghi (Macfarlanes LLP)
Kathryn Smith (Sullivan & Cromwell LLP)
Nigel Spencer (Queen Mary University of London)
Rosie Warren-Cafferty (Independent member)
Rachel Wevill (Travers Smith LLP)
Kirsty Wilkins (Shearman & Sterling (London) LLP)
Secretary: Camilla Brignall (Linklaters LLP)