Senior Corporate Counsel, Education Americas

Description:

Are you a skilled, commercial and curious lawyer that is passionate about improving children's education?

Come join A Danish Toy Production Company Legal Team and help our fast-growing US business enable every student to succeed!

Core Responsibilities:
You will partner closely with A Danish Toy Production Company's US sales and marketing teams to:

• Deliver best-in-class and scaled legal support across sales and marketing, with a focus on sales of products and professional development to US public education systems
• Drive excellence in risk management and compliance across all US operations, including sales, marketing (including digital marketing), data and insights, operations, grant funding, and government and political affairs
• Drive a culture of ethics and integrity, and related frameworks, including policies, self-service tools, toolkits, and impactful training
• Identify, educate on, and address emerging legislative and regulatory developments
• Draft and negotiate contracts relating to partnerships, vendors, contractors and consultants across the US sales and marketing ecosystem
• Collaborate closely with global colleagues to share knowledge, optimize processes and implement systems, with a focus on government-related activities

You'll be part of a team dedicated to managing legal issues for A Danish Toy Production Company's fast-growing A Danish Toy Production Company division, and sit within A Danish Toy Production Company's global legal function.

Look forward to working at the A Danish Toy Production Company's Americas Head Office in Boston and contributing to A Danish Toy Production Company's quest to give children the best possible learning experiences through purposeful play. Through engaging hands-on learning solutions, A Danish Toy Production Company aims to enable every student to develop the knowledge and skills they need to succeed at school and in life.

Do you have what it takes?

• Law School Degree (J.D., LL.M.)
• Minimum 5 years post-qualification experience in private practice or in-house with US government contract negotiation and related regulatory compliance
• Deep understanding and experience of ethics and lobbying related matters with strong personal integrity and ethics
• Strong partner, collaborator and team contributor across regions and thrive in a changing environment
• Positive and curious approach with distinct can-do attitude
• Balance commercial, strategic and organization priorities and works towards the big picture
• Understand complex business domains, explain key trade-offs, and makes clear recommendations
• Some travel expected (likely less than 30 days per year).

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