Untapped Value: The Synergy Between Procurement and Legal

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Mathew Schulz
Mathew Schulz
Procurement Evangelist, Ramp
Mathew Schulz is the Founder of Matchat, a private community for next-generation procurement professionals. He is a named subject matter expert, strategist, advisor, and former executive with a highly respected voice in the hyper-growth procurement space, having been featured at Amazon, LinkedIn, Spend Matters, DPW, and Forrester. Schulz is the former Procurement Strategist at Airbase, Head of Global Procurement at world-renowned research firm, Forrester, and Head of Global Procurement at PE-backed fintech firm, SS&C Eze. He also served as a Sergeant in the United States Marine Corps, receiving the Presidential Unit Citation for his tour in Iraq. He enjoys the art of travel and lives in Boston.
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Laura Garcia
Laura Garcia
Head of Commercial Legal, Ironclad
Laura Garcia currently serves as Head of Commercial Legal at Ironclad, leading the commercial function and providing strategic advice on a broad range of areas including general commercial, regulatory, privacy, procurement, and AI issues. Prior to joining Ironclad, Laura worked as an in-house counsel for Policygenius, Aon, and AIG. Laura has also served as Immigration Counsel for U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand. Laura is a graduate of Vanderbilt University and received her J.D. from NYLS.
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Tom Mills
Tom Mills
Procurement Expert, Procure Bites
Tom Mills has 20+ years in Procurement and Direct Buying leadership roles. He's also author of Procure Bites, the weekly newsletter that goes to 15,000+ Procurement professionals and Procurement's top voice on LinkedIn with over 90,000 followers. Tom delivers a signature course called Procurement Soft Skills Mastery which is helping transform and elevate Procurement careers globally.
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