Full-Time

Legal Counsel

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Boston Consulting Group

Boston Consulting Group

10,001+ employees

Management consulting for strategic solutions

No salary listed

Senior

Company Historically Provides H1B Sponsorship

London, UK

Category
Legal
Legal & Compliance
Requirements
  • Law degree from an accredited law school and admitted to practice in at least one jurisdiction
  • 5-7 years of international supplier contracting experience supporting global Procurement and third-party risk functions. Familiarity with regulations such as data protection, ESG compliance, and anti-bribery and corruption laws
  • English fluency; one or more additional European languages strongly preferred (German, French, Spanish, Portuguese)
  • A proven ability to identify issues, analyze problems, and provide commercial direction in plain language to non-Legal team stakeholders
  • Excellent verbal, written, organizational and negotiation skills, succinct writing style, good business judgement, and strategic thinking
  • Ability to balance risk management with a pragmatic 'does it matter' approach to contract reviews, with a working style that balances collaboration and teamwork with the ability to handle a high volume of contracts autonomously with minimal oversight
Responsibilities
  • Draft, review/redline, and negotiate agreements for a wide array of goods and services categories such as: Professional Services; Marketing and Communications; HR; Software/SaaS; Real Estate and Facilities; Data and Research Services and various other essential operational and logistical agreements for BCG’s Enterprise Procurement & Payables team, as well as other BCG stakeholders
  • Negotiate legal terms based on BCG’s specific business requirements including coordinating with other colleagues in on the Legal team, and colleagues on BCG’s insurance, risk, compliance, and IT security teams
  • Provide general support and management of a full spectrum of business and legal issues; identify risks and issues and suggest alternative solutions; implement, help create, and champion BCG contracting and other policies and processes; contribute to developing and maintaining Legal team know-how, templates, playbooks, and training materials to drive consistency and efficiency
  • Provide clear, actionable legal advice and independently drive matters to resolution with minimal oversight; Exercise sound judgment and make well-reasoned decisions in real time, even in ambiguous or high-pressure situations; Manage contract workflows efficiently and take ownership from intake through execution
  • Team successfully across BCG and integrate fully into BCG's Global Legal Team to resolve or support resolution of complex legal issues
  • Perform other duties as assigned or required
Desired Qualifications
  • Be a collaborative, kind, high-energy, confident, self-starter who is able to work both independently and within a global team; capable of making decisions independently and managing multiple priorities
  • Be equally comfortable working with BCG contract templates as well as third-party paper
  • Be proactive, resourceful, and solution-oriented — you don’t wait to be told what to do
  • Emotionally intelligent and team-oriented - you’re respectful, generous with your time and knowledge, and bring positive energy to your work
  • Have superior analytical skills and a creative approach to problem-solving
  • Be a life-long learner with a growth mindset, intellectual curiosity, open to technology and new ways of working, with a talent for absorbing new skill sets and areas of expertise quickly and comfortably and the flexibility to deal with a diverse international set of stakeholders, suppliers, and clients
Boston Consulting Group

Boston Consulting Group

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Boston Consulting Group (BCG) provides management consulting services to help businesses tackle complex challenges and improve their operations. They work with a variety of clients, including large corporations, non-profits, and government agencies, offering tailored solutions in areas like strategy development, operational improvements, and digital transformation. BCG's approach involves closely collaborating with clients to understand their specific needs and delivering measurable results. What sets BCG apart from its competitors is its strong emphasis on talent development and a culture of continuous learning, which helps foster a skilled workforce dedicated to client success. Additionally, BCG is committed to making a positive social impact by addressing significant global issues, such as wealth inequality and promoting diversity and inclusion. Their goal is to drive transformative results for clients while also being a force for good in society.

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10,001+

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Headquarters

Boston, Massachusetts

Founded

1963

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