Brenda Puig and Carmen Roman | Brenda Puig, Carmen Roman
Women in Law: Latin AmericaDirector of legal affairs, Walmart Argentina; Legal manager and corporate affairs, Walmart Chile
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Sandra Monroy | Sandra Monroy
Women in Law: Latin AmericaLegal Director, Andean Region, Uber and Uber Eats
Fatima Picoto | Fatima Picoto
Women in Law: Latin AmericaAssistant general counsel and legal director Brazil, GlaxoSmithKline
Turning of the tide | Women in law
Women in Law: Latin AmericaEach year, we see more representation, more women role models, and more organisations turning their words into visible actions. While there is still room for progress, real change is coming.
Mónica Jiménez González | Mónica Jiménez González
Women in Law: Latin AmericaSecretary general, Ecopetrol S.A.
Maria-Leticia Ossa Daza | Maria-Leticia Ossa Daza
Women in Law: Latin AmericaPartner/ Head of Latin America Practice Group, Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP
Mariana Olivares | Mariana Olivares
Women in Law: Latin AmericaLegal director and corporate affairs, Sodexo
Zelma Acosta-Rubio | Zelma Acosta-Rubio
Women in Law: Latin AmericaGeneral counsel and secretary to the Board, Interbank; chief diversity and inclusion officer, Grupo Intercorp
Patricia Barbelli | Patricia Barbelli
Women in Law: Latin AmericaLegal and corporate security director (Brazil, Uruguay, and Paraguay), Diageo
A new era of matriarchal lawyers | Women in law
Women in Law: Latin AmericaDespite Latin America’s deep ‘cultural institution’, which has led to gender bias at both work and at home, GC finds that, with the help of conglomerate investment and the #MeToo movement, women in the legal profession are increasingly able to break barriers and question their role with the workplace.