Want to build your personal brand in eDiscovery? Maribel Rivera will be the next guest on Level Table Live with Level Legal!

Wednesday, December 11th at noon CT (1pm ET, 10am PT), Level Legal will host its next Level Table Live event Building Your Personal Brand in eDiscovery: How to Stand Out, Thrive, and Accelerate Your Career (available here for registration)! As the VP of Strategy and Client Engagement of ACEDS, and an active Women in eDiscovery and ARMA Metropolitan New York City member (just a few of the “hats” she wears in our industry), Maribel Rivera has successfully built a rewarding career in eDiscovery while cultivating a strong personal brand. Register to learn:

• Maribel’s journey from self-discovery to eDiscovery.
• The evolution of eDiscovery from inception to today.
• What’s on the horizon for eDiscovery in 2025 and beyond.

You would have to live under a rock in the eDiscovery world to not know Maribel. Her involvement with ACEDS, the UF-Law E-Discovery Conference, Women in eDiscovery and marketing expert supporting several providers in our space has had a lasting impact on our profession. I’m convinced she has successfully cloned herself to keep up with it all! 😉 Regardless, there isn’t a better person in our industry to provide advice on building your personal brand!

Register here to hear a fun and interesting discussion on build your personal brand in eDiscovery with Maribel Rivera in the Level Table Live event next Wednesday! Not only that, but when you register, you can also identify any questions you would like to ask Maribel!

So, what do you think? Are you interested in building your personal brand in eDiscovery? If so, please tune in! And please share any comments you might have or if you’d like to know more about a particular topic.

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