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Jennifer Lay's pathway to becoming now an associate lawyer at Slater and Gordon, one of Australia's most well-known Plaintiff-focused law firms, was by no means easy. As a first-generation immigrant, she spent most of her childhood growing up in Commission Housing and had left high school early. But after working in the Insurance industry, Jennifer later came to discover her passion for helping and inspiring others, which fuelled her aspirations of becoming a lawyer.
In this interview, Jennifer shares her inspiring story with us about how she confronted her disempowering thoughts and changed her reality to help her get to where she is today.
Having achieved an associate-level position at a reputable firm and as a holder of directorships across multiple non-government organisations at such an early stage in her career, Jennifer also talks to us about millennial leadership. She explores the challenges of establishing a leadership presence and provides advice on what you can do to cultivate it.
More about Jennifer Lay
Aside from working as a lawyer at Slater and Gordon, Jennifer is also a part-time university Law academic and seminar leader in Corporations Law, as well as a casual fitness instructor.
A passionate philanthropic, Jennifer also serves as a director for Interchange Loddon Mallee Region Inc, one of the largest NDIS providers in the Bendigo region in Victoria, Australia. In early 2020, she was elected to chair and lead the board of directors of NGO, Loddon Campaspe Multicultural Services, a peak body for multicultural services in the region.
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By Professional Development ForumJennifer Lay's pathway to becoming now an associate lawyer at Slater and Gordon, one of Australia's most well-known Plaintiff-focused law firms, was by no means easy. As a first-generation immigrant, she spent most of her childhood growing up in Commission Housing and had left high school early. But after working in the Insurance industry, Jennifer later came to discover her passion for helping and inspiring others, which fuelled her aspirations of becoming a lawyer.
In this interview, Jennifer shares her inspiring story with us about how she confronted her disempowering thoughts and changed her reality to help her get to where she is today.
Having achieved an associate-level position at a reputable firm and as a holder of directorships across multiple non-government organisations at such an early stage in her career, Jennifer also talks to us about millennial leadership. She explores the challenges of establishing a leadership presence and provides advice on what you can do to cultivate it.
More about Jennifer Lay
Aside from working as a lawyer at Slater and Gordon, Jennifer is also a part-time university Law academic and seminar leader in Corporations Law, as well as a casual fitness instructor.
A passionate philanthropic, Jennifer also serves as a director for Interchange Loddon Mallee Region Inc, one of the largest NDIS providers in the Bendigo region in Victoria, Australia. In early 2020, she was elected to chair and lead the board of directors of NGO, Loddon Campaspe Multicultural Services, a peak body for multicultural services in the region.
More about the Professional Development Forum
Check out our upcoming events on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/o/profe...
Our Website: http://www.professionaldevelopmentfor...
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/prof...
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Professional...
Twitter: https://twitter.com/profdevforum
Apple iTunes: https://apple.co/2O2rnZW
Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/2BilzIK
Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3iC2H8x
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa_1...