Podcast: Trekking to new heights

Lawyers Weekly features editor and host Emma Ryan is joined by Lawyers Weekly publisher Will Magee and DLA Piper finance and projects partner Kate Papailiou to discuss the trek, which was completed to raise funds for Indigenous Community Volunteers – one of the firm’s Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) partners.

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Ms Papailiou reveals the highlights of the trek and the perspectives she and the team walked away with upon its completion.

 

 

She also shares valuable insights on how the firm is tracking for the year ahead and the opportunities available to other legal professionals in the charity space.

Images below: The six-day trek of the Larapinta Trail in the Northern Territory, sourced from DLA Piper.

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