Podcast appearances and mentions of mark chandler

This weekend we step back from the day-to-day market noise to look at the bigger picture shaping global markets and investment trends. From shifting supply chains to capital flight and tariff uncertainty, our guests break down the forces investors need to watch.   With economic risks rising and U.S. leadership being challenged, we explore where money is moving, what that means for commodities, and why diversification beyond U.S. equities is becoming more important than ever.   Segment 1 & 2 - Peter Boockvar, Chief Investment Officer at Bleakley Financial Group and editor of The Boock Report on Substack, shares his broad macro outlook on U.S. markets, global supply chains, and shifting investment flows. He warns of growing economic risks driven by tariff uncertainty, weakening tech leadership, and fading foreign investment in U.S. assets, while highlighting gold's rising safe haven status and broader opportunities emerging in undervalued commodities. Click here to follow Peter at The Boock Report.    Segment 3 & 4 - Mark Chandler, Managing Partner at Bannockburn Global Forex and editor of the Mark to Market site, shares a macro outlook on deglobalization, capital flows, and the shifting role of the U.S. in the global economy. He outlines how reshoring and tariff policies are reshaping supply chains with limited job growth, warns of growing U.S. economic isolation, and explains why he remains bearish on the U.S. dollar despite near-term strength, while urging investors to diversify beyond U.S. equities. Click here to visit Marc's site - Marc To Market.   If you enjoy the show, be sure to subscribe to our podcast feed (KER Podcast), YouTube channel, and follow us on X for more market commentary and company interviews. Don't forget to subscribe and leave us a review! Also check out our Substack where we email you summaries of Daily Editorials and the Weekend Show! Click here to check it out.

Mark Chandler, Managing Partner at Bannockburn Global Forex and Editor of the Marc To Market blog, shares his insights on market highs, interest rates, and the impact of geopolitical events like U.S. tariffs on commodities.   The discussion also explores global trends in raw resources and economic activity in regions like Europe, South America, and China. Mark delves into central bank policies, including the People's Bank of China's efforts to stabilize the housing market, and the potential for future rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. The editorial provides a comprehensive overview of current market dynamics and their potential impact on the future.     Click here to visit Marc's website - Marc to Market.   Upcoming live event! May 23rd at 12:30pm PDT Fury Gold Mines – Updated Resource Estimate At Eau Claire, High-Grade Gold Portfolio in Low-Risk Jurisdictions Tim Clark, President and CEO, and Bryan Atkinson, Senior VP Exploration, will join me to recap the recently updated Mineral Resource Estimate at the Eau Claire Project as well as provide a full overview of the Company. The updated Resource is now just under 2million gold ounces.  Click here to register and tune in live!

Today's guests, Lisa Colpoys and Mark Chandler, help lead the Filing Fairness Project at the Deborah L. Rhode Center on the Legal Profession at Stanford Law School. This project is an ambitious, multijurisdictional effort to modernize court filing systems, widen access to courts, and improve the administration of justice by leveraging readily available technology already used in other sectors. Mark was chief legal officer at Cisco for 20 years, leading it to become one of the most innovative legal departments in the world. After leaving the company, he teamed initially with Professor David Freeman Engstrom and Stanford Legal Design Lab leader Margaret Darin Hagan to tackle the gap between the sophisticated tools available in the corporate world and those used by legal aid organizations and self-represented litigants as they navigate the court system. Lisa, who had already been an experienced leader in legal aid for over two decades, joined the leadership team last spring. Lisa previously led Illinois Legal Aid Online, and also worked at the Administrative Office of the Illinois Courts and as a consultant to the Michigan Supreme Court Justice For All Project. Today, Lisa and Mark discuss what led them to Stanford, the goals of the Filing Fairness Project, the biggest challenge the project has faced so far, and the need for additional court funding.

Credit Union Leasing of America president Ken Sopp and vice president of business development Mark Chandler elaborated about the company's prospects, the state of credit unions and the ongoing challenge to grow used-vehicle leasing during this episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast recorded in Las Vegas at NADA Show 2024.

Mark Chandler, vice president for business development at Credit Union Leasing of America, lives and breathes the auto industry and leads his team with an infectious positive energy to create a productive work environment. 

Tuesday is coming in hot as we talk about the very present reality of used car leasing. We also talk about the last remaining sub-$20k vehicle as well as the end of a Netflix customer experience that paved the way for streaming as we know it. Show Notes with links:Used car leasing has always been an interesting idea, but carried too many risks. It's hard enough to predict the residual value of a new vehicle, alone a 4-5 year old vehicle. But predictive analytics combined with today's wild market is helping used car leasing gain traction.Used car leasing has the opportunity to protect a lender's risk profile and support a customer in a time where affordability is a major consumer concern.Rusty West, CEO of MarketScan, believes used-car leasing can alleviate the burden of consumers taking large, high-interest loans.“If we continue to shove customers into 84-month and 96-month auto contracts, then we are going to create a difficult environment,” West says. “We must get back to what's good for the whole automotive ecosystem. Focus on getting back to a healthy transaction.”“Used-car leasing remains in the minority, but it is gaining traction. We think we figured it out. Now it's a question of getting the word out.” - Mark Chandler, Credit Union Leasing of America.As the US auto market evolves, the once common sub-$20,000 new car is nearing extinction. While SUVs and trucks dominate American choices, the compact Mitsubishi Mirage holds the title as the last car below this price point. The Mirage is the last new vehicle priced under $20,000, but Mitsubishi will be discontinuing the model over the next few yearsFive Most Affordable New Vehicles are now: Mitsubishi Mirage ($19,205), Kia Rio ($20,157), Nissan Versa ($20,763), Hyundai Venue ($23,971), and Nissan Sentra ($23,994).Remember when Netflix was just a DVD mailing service? Well, as that part of its business ends, the entertainment giant is giving a little extra love to that customer base and will send subscribers up to 10 DVDs of their choice.The final mailing will be on September 29th and current DVD subscribers can choose up to 10 extra titles to be included. Normally, customers are allowed only 8 discs.Since shipping DVDs began in March of 1998, Netflix says it has mailed out more than 5 billion discs to more than 40 million customers.Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos said that running the business had become increasingly difficult as the number of customers who still rented physical movies continues to shrink. “Those iconic red envelopes changed the way people watched shows and movies at home — and they paved the way for the shift to streaming,” he said. Those discs will still have to be returned apparently, with returns accepted until October 27, 2023.Hosts: Paul J Daly and Kyle MountsierGet the Daily Push Back email at https://www.asotu.com/ JOIN the conversation on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/asotu/ Read our most recent email at: https://www.asotu.com/media/push-back-email ASOTU Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/automotivestateoftheunion

Join us on a fascinating journey as we sit down with Bruce Bennett, the inventive genius behind Stage 8. You'll be riveted as Bruce tells the tale of a loose exhaust pipe on his Harley that sparked an idea, evolved into 82 patents, and laid the foundation for a thriving business. From solving a costly problem for beer canning companies to addressing a four million dollar issue on the space shuttle, Bruce's knack for inventive solutions is nothing short of remarkable.Mark Chandler's video of Stage 8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sC99YFJkhzc&t=138sBe prepared to be amazed as Bruce walks us through his innovative solution for preventing loose slideouts on RVs - an invention that could potentially save you up to $10,000! We also take a trip down memory lane as he recounts his fascinating experience with a large order from the US government, and his work with the off-road industry and military. You'll find yourself captivated as he explains the critical importance of ensuring bolts never come loose, and how his solution for a Newmar customer ended up being applied in other unexpected situations.But that's not all! Bruce extends a warm invitation to all our listeners, encouraging anyone facing challenges he can help solve to reach out to him. Our conversation wraps up with exciting event information and a peak into future projects that Bruce is undertaking. Trust us, you won't want to miss this thrilling episode with a man who turned a simple problem into a lifelong mission of inventing solutions.Reach Bruce at:Bruce@Stage8.comor Info@Stage8.comEpisodes Sponsors & Discounts: • RV Trip Wizard Code: RVLIFEPodcast for 25% off • Harvest Hosts Code: HUNT20 for 20% off • Open Road Resorts Mention RV LIFE Podcast for discounts • Boondockers Welcome Code: HUNT20 for 20% off • Kracken Adventure Bikes - Code: Hunt for $400 off • AirSkits Use Discount Code: RVPOD • Liquid Rubber Code: RVLIFEPOD for 15% off • Wholesale Warranties • National Indoor RV Centers • MotorHome Tires Follow, Leave Comments, or Message Us On Social Media: Facebook Instagram Linktree Check Out Dan & Patti's RV Lifestyle Youtube Channel

Intro Song –  Gabe Stillman & The Nighthawks, “Flying High”, Flying High First Set - 2:30-3:30pm
 Ken Farmer & The Authenticators, “Walking Blues”, Self-Titled
 Ken Farmer & The Authenticators, “Sugar Shaker”, Self-Titled

 Second Set – 3:45-5:00pm
 Mike Goudreau, “Got Your Letter”, Alternate Takes, Vol. 1
 Mike Goudreau, “She Talks Too Much”, Acoustic Sessions

 Third Set – 5:15-6:30pm
 Sol Roots w/ Phil Wiggins, “Forgiveness”, Forgiveness Sol Roots, “St James Infirmary”, Live At The Hamilton

 Fourth Set – 6:45-8:15pm
 The Nighthawks, “Matchbox”, Back Porch Party (Acoustic)
 The Nighthawks, “Poor Me”, Slant Six
 The Nighthawks, “Welcome To The Club”, Slant Six

 Fifth Set – 8:30-10:00pm
 Gabe Stillman, “Give Me Some Time”, Just Say The Word 
 Gabe Stillman, “No Peace For The Soldier”, Just Say The Word 
 Gabe Stillman, “Susquehanna 66”, Just Say The Word This year's festival is dedicated to Mark Chandler, who recently passed away. He was a bass player, friend and mentor to many, and Groove Master Extraordinaire! 

You might have seen The Native Howl on the YouTube series No Cover (where they won the competition and were praised by judges Alice Cooper and Gavin Rossdale among others). They call their music 'thrashgrass,' a combination of thrash metal and bluegrass. And if that isn't enough, next month they're entering into famed Studio 606 (owned by the Foo Fighters) to record their next record.With everything going their way, we sat down with  bassist Mark Chandler to talk about the band and what they're up to. For more information, check out their website and follow them on Facebook.

Credit Union Leasing of America (CULA) president Ken Sopp and vice president of business development Mark Chandler not only reviewed the company's record-breaking year, the executives tackled questions that's perplexed experts for some time during this episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast recorded during NADA Show 2023 in Dallas. Is now the time used-vehicle leasing finally gains notable market share and, if so, how?

We checked in with one of Port Huron's favorite bands, The Native Howl, while they're competing on Hit Parader's show, No Cover. Listen as Jake & Chan share how the local music scene influenced The Native Howl, and what they've got to look forward to this summer as they tour with GWAR. To learn more about The Native Howl visit their website here: https://www.thenativehowl.com/ (https://www.thenativehowl.com/) [caption id="attachment_34723" align="aligncenter" width="474"] The Native Howl Advances to Semi-Finals on No Cover[/caption] LIMElight with Jessie is part of the WGRT 102.3 FM Podcast Network. For the latest episodes of all of our featured podcasts, visit our website here: https://wgrt-1023-fm-podcast-network.captivate.fm/ (https://wgrt-1023-fm-podcast-network.captivate.fm) WGRT's LIMElight with Jessie is produced by the following team members: Executive Producer: Jessie Wiegand Audio Engineer: George James Administrator: Jessie Wiegand Marketing: Jessie Wiegand Follow Jessie on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/wgrt_jessie/ (https://www.instagram.com/wgrt_jessie/)  

This week we take a look at the deceptively complicated world of product sensory. Featuring cosmetic chemist and formulation aesthetics expert, Mark Chandler. Disclaimer -  this episode is on the technical side. But if you want answers on what people really enjoy about skincare products, this is the right episode for you. Enjoy! Want to support the show? Find us on Patreon at www.patreon.com/theecowell

Our installments of the Auto Remarketing Podcast from NADA Show 2022 in Las Vegas continue with a visit with Credit Union Leasing of America (CULA), which enjoyed a record-setting year in 2021. CULA president Ken Sopp and vice president of business development Mark Chandler recapped the path to $2 billion in lease originations last year and why that auto financing option works so well at credit unions.

Mark Chandler learned early on that he didn't love practicing law in a law firm. Instead, he discovered a love for being inside a company, serving consumers and building products. His first GC role was for the disk drive company Maxtor in 1988, followed by a position as the top lawyer at StrataCom. From there, he spent the next 25 years working at Cisco, 20 of those as GC. Topics covered: - Bringing a business-minded approach to the legal team - 2 principles critical to an effective culture - The impact of technology on legal departments over the years - How being a part of the growth story of a company is key to the GC role today Hear more stories by subscribing to Innovative Legal Leadership on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or any podcast platform. Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for Innovative Legal Leadership in your favorite podcast player.

Mark Chandler learned early on that he didn't love practicing law in a law firm. Instead, he discovered a love for being inside a company, serving consumers and building products. His first GC role was for the disk drive company Maxtor in 1988, followed by a position as the top lawyer at StrataCom. From there, he spent the next 25 years working at Cisco, 20 of those as GC. Topics covered: - Bringing a business-minded approach to the legal team - 2 principles critical to an effective culture - The impact of technology on legal departments over the years - How being a part of the growth story of a company is key to the GC role today Hear more stories by subscribing to Innovative Legal Leadership on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or any podcast platform. Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for Innovative Legal Leadership in your favorite podcast player.

In this episode of the Global:SF podcast, the third in a series on the New Economy, we speak with Mark Chandler, Director of Global Engagement for the City of San Francisco, on the evolving role of subnational actors in international trade and diplomacy. Mark discusses opportunities for a deepening of economic, cultural, and social ties among the world's leading cities in the aftermath of the pandemic and isolationist foreign policy of the previous administration. Visit globalsf.biz and sign up for our newsletter to stay looped in on the conversation. About our speaker: Mark J. Chandler Mark Chandler is the Director of the San Francisco Mayor's Office of International Trade and Commerce (Global Engagement). Mark has been part of the City and County government for over thirty-two years and has served eight mayors. Mark is responsible for managing the international programs of the City of San Francisco including innovation and technology exchange, international aviation development, Smart City dialogue, trade missions, investment and trade promotion, sister city partnerships, diplomatic relations for trade and investment and global trade/investment policy formation. Mark has assisted with and been part of over thirty overseas missions to locations diverse as Mexico, China, India, France, Israel, Vietnam, Ireland, Australia, The Philippines, Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Canada and Japan. He has a BA in Economics from U.C. Davis and an MBA in International Marketing from UC Berkeley Haas School of Business and studied at the Tokyo Academy of Japanese.

This week on The Biofriendly Podcast we welcome conservation biologist Dr. Mark Chandler to talk about Earthwatch, a 50-year-old organization that empowers environmental research in action by connecting regular people with scientists. Dr. Chandler teaches Noel and Jacob that they can practice this 'citizen science' from their own backyards to all around the world-- or even at their first rodeo.

With rapid change around supply and demand during the onset of COVID-19, the need for just-in-time tire delivery was critical, especially when economies started to open up. At the forefront of predicting and acting on these supply and demand swings was American Tire Distributors.ATD has more than 140 distribution centers across the U.S. serving a network of around 9,000 dealers. Add COVID-19 into the mix, and the company could have had a supply chain nightmare on its hands. But, with weekly meetings, data analytics and strong partnerships with manufacturers, they say it’s actually been kind of fun and exciting, from a supply chain perspective that is.In this episode of What's Treading with Tire Review, we talk with Bill Hancock, ATD's senior vice president of supply chain operations, and Mark Chandler, senior vice president of supply chain for the company. Hancock and Chandler describe how ATD has navigated supply and demand in the tire industry during the pandemic, what they’ve learned through it all and what they see needs to be improved in the tire supply chain for a more efficient future.Listen here or subscribe to What’s Treading with Tire Review:Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/whats-treading-with-tire-review/id1470309726Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1GA3lp6AFo7V7EEG5awHaEGoogle Podcasts: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Iv76bs6re7unom4p76myj3cakhmTo find out more about how Hancock sees the tire industry distribution landscape of the future, read his column in Tire Review's annual State of the Industry thought leadership piece: https://www.tirereview.com/tire-industry-supply-chain-distribution-future-agility/

Out and About With the Canterbury Horticultural Society

Johnny Mercer, government minister and former Commando, talks with brutal honesty about his childhood battles with mental illness, including severe OCD. And, with astonishing frankness, he describes his brutal and heart-breaking experiences in Afghanistan where he was witness to countless horrors, not least the death of his close friend Mark Chandler. An emotional, powerful – and for those looking for crisis lessons – useful episode. Johnny’s Crisis Cures: 1. Stay strategic: “You have your goals and they have to be realistic; but once they are set the key is to focus on those and not get distracted by the niff naff and trivia.” 2. Keep perspective: “So much is down to luck; whether it’s an accident, whether it’s your career, whether it’s war, luck has such a heavy hand to play that you have to bear everything you do in perspective.” 3. It will end: “Seize the initiative; you’re never going to be in a crisis forever... whatever you’re going through things will return to normal just stick it out.” Links: We Were Warriors – One Soldier’s Story of Brutal Combat is available via Amazon.co.uk OCD-UK: https://www.ocduk.org Tickets For Troops: https://www.ticketsfortroops.org.uk Help for Heroes: https://www.helpforheroes.org.uk Episode Notes: Johnny Mercer is the non-graduate who should never have succeeded at Sandhurst – but who went on to be one of the most combat experienced officers in Afghanistan. The non-voter who should never have got elected, but who is now a Government Minister tipped as a potential future PM.   What’s more remarkable are the challenges – as both a child and adult – that Johnny has faced down. An upbringing in a strict religious household that almost, in his words, destroyed his mind. A childhood that led him to develop an extreme Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, the management of which Johnny describes as a continual ‘work in progress.’ His approach to these crises, with the support of CBT and other treatments, was to find a greater, tougher challenge to focus on. That came in his three Afghan tours during which he risked his life almost daily. But it also left him confronting visceral grief when his close colleague and friend Mark ‘Bing’ Chandler was killed instantly as they fought side by side. I found Johnny’s methods of coping in these extreme situations compelling. Accepting and embracing that luck plays such a huge part in crisis situations, understanding and accepting your limitations as well as your potential and, perhaps most powerfully, remembering always that courage is just as contagious as fear. Stream/Buy 'Allies' by Some Velvet Morning - https://ampl.ink/qp6bm    Some Velvet Morning Website: www.somevelvetmorning.co.uk

The first International Gaming Summit on Mental Health is being held this year in Toronto, Canada to address the unique mental health challenges faced by people working in the video game industry. Speaking to VentureBeat, summit founder Mark Chandler says that the event was born out of his own history with experiencing and speaking out about mental health issues as a member of the game industry. #gaminglife #like #apexlegends #gamingmemes #anime #nintendoswitch #fortnitememes #pcgamer #retrogaming #gameplay #battleroyale #pro #destiny #art #bhfyp #blackops #fortniteclips #callofduty #twitchstreamer #geek #youtuber #lol #rdr #gamingcommunity #minecraft #overwatch #sony #fun #instagram #online --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pixel-sultan/support

This week it's all about the county finals as the Leitrim GAA Senior & Intermediate championships came to a conclusion yesterday. Glencar / Manorhamilton overcame Ballinamore Sean O'Heslins by the margin of a single point in the senior decider while Leitrim Gaels secured their first Intermediate Championship victory over a resolute Drumkeerin side. Breifne Earley speaks to Glencar / Manor trio Shane Ward, Conor Dolan & James Glancy and a frustrated Ballinamore Manager Dom Corrigan. We also hear from victorious coach Mal Guckian, Brendan Flynn and club chairman Mark Chandler after Leitrim Gael's win over Francis Davitt's Drumkeerin side. Francis also shares his disappointment after the defeat. St. Joseph's fell short at the last hurdle in their bid to secure the Connacht Ladies Intermediate crown while Drumreilly ended their season with a Division 2 league title with one point victory over Ballinaglera on Saturday evening. Longford Town crashed out of the SSE Airtricity League promotion playoffs on penalties at the hands of Cabinteely after a 1-1 draw in regulation time. Locally Manor Rangers secured a 2-1 victory over Aughanagh Celtic in the Sligo Leitrim Superleague. Muireann Devaney and Leah Fox saw their U17 National League season come to an end with a 2-0 defeat to Galway in the Semi Finals of the league, we speak to both girls after the game. In Rugby, Carrick on Shannon Rugby Club saw their first home game of the season end in a 12-0 victory over OLBC on Sunday evening, while former club man Matthew Earley was a substitute in a 45 - 14 victory over Belfast Harlequins in their first home game in Division 2B of the All Ireland League.

Not all Data Scientists wear lab coats to work. Intapp's Jennifer Roberts wears a cape! On the latest episode of The Geek in Review, Marlene and Greg dive into the wonderfully geeky world of data science and its application within law firms and the legal industry. Jennifer Roberts, Manager, Strategic Research at Intapp, discusses exactly what it means to be a data scientist, and why law firms are leveraging them to help run their legal operations. When it comes to "the business of law," Roberts says this is where the results of data science steps in and shows its value. Data science can help answer questions like, "how can we predict the price of legal services?" "How can we predict the scope of a matter?" "How can we help with legal project management?" And even "how can we predict what a client's needs are?" Or, "what will these clients buy from us in the future?" Data science and analytics help uncover the facts that not all lawyers and not all legal matters are totally unique. Roberts also helps us answer those naysayers who claim that they do not have enough data, or that they have Filthy Data™. We finish our LegalWeek question of "how are you changing the legal industry" with our final four responses. This week we hear from: Michael Boggia - Lookup Damian Jeal - Hubshare Kevin O'Keefe - LexBlog Martin Goulet - Wolters Kluwer Information Inspirations For anyone following the happenings (and large fines resulting from) the EU's GDPR, Marlene thinks perhaps this is something that may make its way across the pond. In a recent Corporate Counsel magazine article entitled, "Cisco's Chief Legal Officer Expresses Support for American Version of GDPR" (subscription needed), Mark Chandler of Cisco supports the need for more regulation on privacy. Greg talks with Emily Feltren of the American Association of Law Libraries, about recent legislation submitted that might finally move PACER from behind a paywall. Marlene's second information inspiration is about "Why People Still Don't Buy Groceries Online." Americans buy almost everything online these days, so why hasn't online grocery shopping taken off? Is this one of the last "tactile" experiences that we are holding on to, or have we just not had the "aha!" moment yet with online grocery shopping experiences? The final information inspirations talks about what it really means to have access to justice. In the New York Times opinion piece, "Everyone Needs Legal Help. That Doesn't Mean Everyone Needs a Lawyer," . Look for us at the ARK Library Conference in NYC this week. Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and comment to The Geek in Review on your favorite podcast platform. If you comments, compliments, or suggestions, you can tweet @gebauerm and/or @glambert to reach out. Thanks to Jerry David DiCicca for his original music.

For some two decades, Mark Chandler has been a leading voice for innovation and technology in the operation of legal departments and the delivery of legal services. Executive vice president and chief legal officer at technology giant Cisco, he has been the company’s top lawyer since 2001 and a member of its legal department since 1996, when Cisco acquired Stratacom, where he had been general counsel. In 2010, The National Law Journal named Chandler one of the 40 most influential lawyers of the decade, and in 2013, American Lawyer numbered him among the Top 50 Big Law Innovators of the Last 50 Years. In 2017, the Forum on Legal Evolution honored Chandler with its inaugural Lifetime Achievement Award, writing that he “has been at the forefront of legal department innovation and thought leadership, challenging the industry to consider new and better ways to serve internal and external clients.” Chandler joins host Bob Ambrogi to talk about innovation at Cisco, whose legal department is often cited as a model for others, as well as in legal departments generally and in the delivery of legal services. Other topics they discuss include privacy, the rise of legal operations, alternative legal services providers, and current technologies such as artificial intelligence and blockchain. NEW - Q&A with our listeners: We are now on Patreon! Subscribe to our page to access show transcripts, as well as to be notified of upcoming guests. Then, submit questions before recording date for our guests to answer on the air. Comment on this show: Record a voice comment on your mobile phone and send it to info@lawnext.com.

Mark Chandler talks about meeting the language and literacy needs of the Gallup-McKinley School District’s primarily Native American student population. A long-term partnership with Lindamood-Bell for Schools included program workshops and job-embedded professional development for hundreds of teachers—who would go on to make a difference for thousands of students.

“I don’t measure my relevance or success by the number of people who report to me.” -Mark Chandler As senior vice president and general counsel at Cisco, Mark Chandler has increased the efficiency and overall success of the legal department while dealing with non-practicing entities (patent trolls) and questions of security, privacy, and surveillance between the U.S. and Europe. His experiences in international business relationship building and working directly with sales departments has given him the skills to develop an in-house legal department that truly focuses on efficiency. In this rebroadcasted episode of In-House Legal, Randy Milch interviews Mark Chandler about his path to general counsel at Cisco, how living and working in Europe helped him achieve success in a multinational company, and how he approaches the challenges he’s faced. The first half of the podcast follows Mark’s journey after law school, working in-house at the hard disk manufacturing company Maxtor and then transitioning to StrataCom, an IT service management firm later acquired by Cisco. He talks about living in Germany and France, Cisco’s production of internet infrastructure and cloud-based services and products, and what his position as general counsel involves. He also discusses why collaborative relationships between sales and legal departments are very important to the general success of a company. In the second half of the podcast, Mark and Randy discuss the challenges a multinational technology company like Cisco faces today. Mark explains how he has used automation of repeated legal tasks to greatly reduce the legal department’s burden on the company as a whole. He then talks about potential solutions to the patent litigation issues that have increased exponentially in the past 15 years and U.S. government surveillance in Europe. Stay tuned to the end for Mark’s advice on running an in-house legal department that is truly efficient and works with the rest of the company. Mark Chandler is senior vice president and general counsel at Cisco, a multinational technology firm based in the United States. In these roles, he oversees Cisco’s global legal activities and policies, as well as ethics, compliance and regulatory affairs, employee relations, investigations, and brand protection. Mark is a leader in the patent, security, and legal innovation spaces.

Legal Operations Today Chief of Staff to the General Counsel and Sr. Director of Global Legal Operations at Yahoo, Jeff Franke; and VP and Deputy General Counsel at Cisco, Steve Harmon.   Today’s guests hold leadership roles in CLOC – the Corporate Legal Operations Consortium. Within CLOC, Leaders of some of the largest law departments in the US are coming together to solidify and implement legal operations standards in an effort to solve challenges in their ecosystems. Episode 55 is the first of two episodes featuring these distinguished guests. Listen as we talk about: The effective use of law firm data as a differentiator Avoiding misalignment of expectations versus effort Corporate clients value outputs while firm pitches focus on inputs Counsel to counsel relationships are valued but not sufficient Tune into Episode 56 for the continuation of our discussion with Jeff and Steve. Episode mentions Mark Chandler, General Counsel, Cisco; and content from Episode 48 with Chris Groll, a Partner at Holland & Hart. This episode is sponsored by ThinkSmart:

“I don’t measure my relevance or success by the number of people who report to me.” -Mark Chandler As senior vice president and general counsel at Cisco, Mark Chandler has increased the efficiency and overall success of the legal department while dealing with non-practicing entities (patent trolls) and questions of security, privacy, and surveillance between the U.S. and Europe. His experiences in international business relationship building and working directly with sales departments has given him the skills to develop an in-house legal department that truly focuses on efficiency. In this episode of In-House Legal, Randy Milch interviews Mark Chandler about his path to general counsel at Cisco, how living and working in Europe helped him achieve success in a multinational company, and how he approaches the challenges he’s faced. The first half of the podcast follows Mark’s journey after law school, working in-house at the hard disk manufacturing company Maxtor and then transitioning to StrataCom, an IT service management firm later acquired by Cisco. He talks about living in Germany and France, Cisco’s production of internet infrastructure and cloud-based services and products, and what his position as general counsel involves. He also discusses why collaborative relationships between sales and legal departments are very important to the general success of a company. In the second half of the podcast, Mark and Randy discuss the challenges a multinational technology company like Cisco faces today. Mark explains how he has used automation of repeated legal tasks to greatly reduce the legal department’s burden on the company as a whole. He then talks about potential solutions to the patent litigation issues that have increased exponentially in the past 15 years and U.S. government surveillance in Europe. Stay tuned to the end for Mark’s advice on running an in-house legal department that is truly efficient and works with the rest of the company. Mark Chandler is senior vice president and general counsel at Cisco, a multinational technology firm based in the United States. In these roles, he oversees Cisco’s global legal activities and policies, as well as ethics, compliance and regulatory affairs, employee relations, investigations, and brand protection. Mark is a leader in the patent, security, and legal innovation spaces.

An exclusive interview with Mark Chandler, the President of Gamescon Toronto. Taking place in October 2014, Canada is set to host it's flagship gaming expo. Featuring Kevin Weiler, and Mark Chandler.