Podcast appearances and mentions of evan wong

The CEO is the General Counsel's most important client, but do we truly understand what they need from their lawyer? In this episode of the C-Suite Series, Evan Wong, CEO of legal tech firm Checkbox, joins The Legal Department to help lawyers understand what CEOs want. Evan shares insights on how lawyers can deliver value during "wartime" and "peacetime," how to provide advice that supports the business, and why asking questions is crucial to demonstrating a genuine interest in the business. We also discuss what CEOs look for in prospective board members. This is a must-listen conversation you won't want to miss.

Daniel and PJ bring back Daniel's Veteran Militia teammate and Sacramento DMG player Evan Wong to recap the latest NXL/MLPB event. "Evan Wong, Prove Them Wrong"

Daniels Veteran Militia teammate, Evan Wong, joins the podcast this week to recap some of the 2023 Commanders Cup highlights and elaborate on his current state in his paintball career as well as his future goals.

One of the hottest sectors of the legal tech market these days is contract lifecycle management, or CLM. But Evan Wong believes that, for many inhouse legal teams, CLM is not necessarily the best route for them to streamline workflows. Rather, he believes workflow automation is often the better way for legal teams to transform their operations.  Wong is the founder and CEO of the low-code/no-code workflow automation company Checkbox. He says that law department technology needs to be more focused on workflow automation processes than on CLM. In fact, he says that CLM can actually be counterproductive for legal teams, depending on their size and maturity.  At the same time, workflow automation platforms address the same benefits of CLM — such as efficiency, accelerating contract turnaround times and reducing administrative burdens — but without the pressure of high initial costs, long implementation times and change management.   Wong was just 17 when he founded his first company, and he founded Checkbox shortly after he graduated from college, earning him and his cofounder James Han a place in the 2019 Forbes 30 Under 30. Shortly before this episode came out, Wong turned 30.    Thank You To Our Sponsors This episode of LawNext is generously made possible by our sponsors. We appreciate their support and hope you will check them out.  Nota, the online business banking platform designed specifically for solo and small law firms.  Paradigm, home to the practice management platforms PracticePanther, Bill4Time, MerusCase and LollyLaw; the e-payments platform Headnote; and the legal accounting software TrustBooks. Sage Timeslips, trusted by solo and small firms for nearly four decades, offers robust functionality, customizable reports, and the ability to capture time and expenses on the go.   If you enjoy listening to LawNext, please leave us a review wherever you listen to podcasts.  

Evan Wong is the co-founder of Checkbox.ai, a no-code solution that digitises complex regulations into automated cloud software. Through its no-code platform, Checkbox's AI technology allows legal, human resources, and risk and compliance teams to better focus on higher value and strategic work. It's used by the likes of Allianz, PwC, Air NZ, Telstra as well as government agencies in Australia, New Zealand, Asia and US. Prior to founding Checkbox, Evan started Hero Education, a tutoring business that has mentored 1000+ high school students. This was all done during his time studying a Bachelor of Commerce/Law at UNSW. Timestamps:[1:13] How Evan defines success and his vision for Checkbox[3:00] Evan's personal mission in leading and inspiring others [4:00 ] Evan's journey building Hero Education [ 7:27] The first two years of building Checkbox and Hero Education during uni [10:48] Comparing Evan's corporate stint with his entrepreneurial pursuits[11:55] De-risking entrepreneurship before going all-in to building Checkbox[14:21] The early days of building Checkbox[ 17:55] Choosing to build legacy technology & improve the enterprise software space [19:30] Raising $6.3 pre-series A: Tidal Ventures and Sequoia India's Surge [21:55] Go-to-market strategy: Enterprise top-down sales and product-led growth  [25:18] No-code revolution and the enterprise software space[27:10] Evan's vision for Checkbox [28:38] How to identify a compatible co-founder[33:20] Being a hyper-generalist and validating the problem [40:22] Wizard-of- Oz effect: Sales process in the B2B space [44:56] Navigating the dark days as a founder[48:10] Hiring and building great teams [50:48 ] Culture at Checkbox [56:43] Success and Failures at Checkbox[1:01:11] Evan's favourite Australian Startup Success Story [1:02:53] Books, podcasts and resources that have shaped the way Evan thinks[1:04:00] What's next for Evan? References TEDx talk: How to Fail at Life Successfully Hero Education The Hard Thing about Hard Things 

In this minisode, Alex talks to Evan Wong, CEO of Checkbox. Evan discusses how legal teams are leveraging automation and technology, why he believes legal operations leaders are so important for driving change, and his major takeaways from CLOC.

Starting a start up isn't easy… or is it?  In this episode of Future Law Podcast, Dan Hunter chats with the CEO of Checkbox.AI, Evan Wong - the automation platform provider, about life as a founder of legaltech solutions and how to break into the field. CREDITS Guest: Evan Wong Hosts: Dan Hunter and Mike Madison Executive Producer: Pariya Taherzadeh  Editor/Mixer: Fyona Smith Supervising Editor: Pariya Tahezadeh This podcast is powered by Queensland University of Technology. Head to www.thefuturelawpodcast.com for more information.  Thanks for listening! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this podcast, the fourth episode of seven in CLI's Digital Literacy Series: Automation Mini Series, Evan Wong, CEO and Co-founder, Checkbox and his guest presenter Alex Rosenrauch, Manager, PwC NewLaw discussed building a business case for legal automation. Getting budget for legal technology is notoriously difficult and is often a breaking point in a legal team's quest to improve the way they work and deliver legal services to the business. The key is knowing how to build an effective business case. Topics covered in the session included: how to properly frame and communicate the value of legal automation; how to structure and present a winning business case; and how to handle common objections and pushback to new investments in automation. This mini series brings together a unique collaboration of leading legal automation specialists who address a number of different but related topics in legal automation. You'll find details about the mini series here. If you would prefer to watch rather than listen to this episode, you'll find the video in our CLI-Collaborate (CLIC) free resource hub here.

In episode 79 of Fintech Chatter Dexter Cousins chats to Evan Wong CEO & Co-Founder of Checkbox, a 13x award-winning no code workflow automation platform. Evan has worked with many enterprises including Telstra, Coca Cola and the Singaporean Govt on their digital transformation projects.Leveraging his expertise in developing digital solutions to solve business process problems, Evan and the Checkbox team have built a platform that empowers employees to build software without the need for coding.Through this work, Evan has helped redefine manual processes around risk and compliance with a focus on applying innovation with ruthless practicality. Evan is a serial entrepreneur and was the Founder of the award-winning business Hero Education which he started at the age of 17. In 2019 Evan was listed as Forbes 30 Under 30 (and he still qualifies!)To find out more about Checkbox https://checkbox.ai/You can connect with Evan https://www.linkedin.com/in/theevanwong/JOB OF THE WEEK - https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/2483587095Launch, Scale, Innovate Leaders in Fintech Executive Search and RecruitmentJob Of The Week Head of PeopleDo you like the show? Please leave us a review

In this week's episode, I talk to Evan Wong, CEO and co-founder of Checkbox.ai. We discuss the importance of no-code platforms in legal, what it takes to make them a success and the need for organisations to shift from a services to a product mindset.Topics of discussionThe key elements of a no-code platformThe inception of CheckboxWhy early stage research and validation is critical to product successThe importance of no-code for corporate legal teamsProductisation of legal servicesWhy law firms struggle to shift from a services to product mindsetThe network effect - making platforms viralThe importance of risk tolerance when deploying no-code platformsThe future of no-code platforms and their place in an ever-consolidating market

Legal automation is a hot topic. If your firm or department is not already investing, it will almost certainly be on your roadmap. And who better to discuss this with than Evan Wong, the co-founder and CEO of legal automation company Checkbox AI? In a wide ranging and highly practical discussion, Evan, Alex and Elliot covered: * why legal teams should be investing in automation * how to build a business case for automation * how to get started, practically * applying lean principles to project development * why building an automation system is like building a start-up * how to balance risk reduction against system complexity * how to measure success * the future of legal operations LINKS Checkbox website: https://checkbox.ai/ Evan Wong on LinkedIn: https://au.linkedin.com/in/theevanwong

On this episode of The Internship Show, we speak with Evan Wong from L3 Harris. He is Currently the Sr. Manager of University Relations Strategy and Operations for L3Harris with 10 years of Talent Acquisition experience. Began recruiting career in staffing at Aerotek managing clients in Aerospace and Defense, Commercial Manufacturing, Medical Device, and Pharmaceuticals. Passionate about acquiring top talent and delivering a meaningful candidate experience throughout the hiring process. He shares how students can differentiate themselves when applying to their internship program, what to expect if you land an internship with L3 Harris and gives an overview of their company culture. This episode was brought to you by Scholars. Scholars matches college students and employers for internships, virtual events and entry-level jobs based on skills, experiences, and interests. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Subscribe on Spotify Subscribe on Google Podcasts Listen to past episodes here! Want to be a guest on the show? Click here to contact Parker about why you should be featured on The Internship Show!

RegTech startup Checkbox is a multi-award winning platform that is transforming regulation into software – digitalising complex regulations into automated cloud software without developer coding. But founder Evan Wong started his entrepreneurial career long before he, and his cofounders, created Checkbox. Evan recently took some time out of his busy schedule to chat to Wrays’ CEO Rob Pierce, to discuss the evolution of his startup.

Informative, interesting and engaging conversation with Cofounder and CEO of Checkbox Evan Wong. Evan pursued Checkbox straight after graduating from university and talks about the struggles, risks and rewards of starting a business as a young person. He also provides his top tips for all young people and uni students looking to start a business. A great listen for all budding entrepreneurs on how we can maximise our university careers to pursue our business ideas.

In today’s episode we retrospect on the startup journey with Evan Wong, a UNSW graduate and the CEO of the wildly successful startup Checkbox. With huge clients such as Qantas, Allianz and Clayton Utz, the team at Checkbox are a tech startup that turns complicated regulatory processes into intuitive, easy to use software.

Thank you to those who joined us on Wednesday 26 September 2018 for our Entrepreneurs Unplugged event. Our four amazing UNSW alumni panelists shared their startup journeys and provided the audience with helpful, practical insights from their entrepreneurial experiences. Meet the panel: Evan Wong, Co-Founder and CEO, Checkbox Evan is the co-founder and CEO of Checkbox (checkbox.ai), a multi-award-winning platform that transforms regulatory processes into software applications that automate expert decision-making and documentation, all without coding. Robert Kawalsky, Co-Founder and CEO, Zeetings Recently acquired by Canva, Zeetings was cofounded by Robert in 2014 to transform presentations into interactive experiences. Pasha Rayan, Co-Founder, InsideSherpa A UNSW Founders 10x Accelerator participant, Pasha is the co-founder of InsideSherpa; an online platform where students can try virtual internships with top companies online, then get hired. Katherine Kawecki, Co-Founder and CEO, Respia Respia started as Katherine’s university honours project, when she dedicated all of 2015 to researching and answering the challenge of creating solutions to problems asthmatics commonly face when trying to manage their asthma. Meet our facilitator: Jennifer Zanich, Head of Partnerships and Ecosystem, UNSW Entrepreneurship With a wealth of experience in the Entrepreneur and startup space, Jennifer will act as our facilitator during the panel.

Evan Wong, co-founder and CEO of Australian RegTech startup Checkbox talks about RegTech and identifying how Australian companies can get involved in the Hong Kong market.Checkbox is a multi-award winning platforms that enables the digital transformation of regulation and won the Next Money Fintech Finals this year.For more information, please visit www.checkbox.ai

Regtech meets fintech with this startup success in the industry. Evan Wong is the founder of Checkbox a regtech Australian startup in the fintech industry. Checkbox is a technology company that is a disruptor in regulation compliance industry that helps professionals and firms in the legal, banking and tax industry’s but the technology can also be used in other industries. According to Smartcompany Australian Checkbox just received 1.77 M in angel investing from Hong Kong and Singapore after two years of bootstrapping. Connect with Evan on - > LinkedIn

"How do you start a technology company without a technology background?" That's the question Evan Wong asked himself.  So, right out of university, he launched Co-founded Checkbox. And answered the question in the process.  In this episode, Evan shares his inspiring story how was passionate about solving the problem of complex compliance and how he built a software business that already wone multiple awards.  Enjoy the story! More About Evan Wong Evan is the co-founder and CEO of Checkbox (checkbox.ai), a platform that enables the digital transformation of regulation and compliance processes into business applications in the cloud. Subject-matter experts use a drag and drop interface to build digital solutions without writing a single line of code. Within just a year of founding, Checkbox has won a series of accolades including RegTech of the Year at the Australian Fintech Awards, the Westpac Innovation Challenge, StartCon's Pitch competition, and the Next Money Fintech Finals. Prior to Checkbox, Evan founded Hero Education (heroeducation.com.au), and had worked briefly at KPMG as a management consultant. Get in touch with Evan Twitter: http://twitter.com/theevanwong LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/theevanwong/ Checkbox: http://checkbox.ai Download a flyer about Checkbox here. Logo of Checkbox: