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How do you grow when the traditional path no longer fits?
In this episode of This Legal Life, Ben Chiriboga sits down with Susan Seah to chart her journey through big law, in-house life, entrepreneurship, and now a leadership role at Latitude Legal. Susan opens up about starting The Koa Club to empower women, redefining her identity beyond “lawyer,” and why being fearless often starts with asking new questions.
If you’ve ever felt the urge to step outside your comfort zone, this episode offers the insight—and the encouragement—you need.
Meet Our Guest:
Susan Seah is a Partner at Latitude Legal, where she connects law firms and corporate legal departments with exceptional legal talent tailored to their evolving needs. With a strong background as both a practicing attorney and legal executive, Susan brings deep insight into the business of law and talent strategy.
She is also the founder of The Koa Club, a professional community dedicated to empowering women to lead bold and authentic lives through skill-building, knowledge-sharing, and connection.
In addition to her legal and leadership roles, Susan is the author of the award-winning Poetry for Pups, a heartfelt collection of poetry celebrating the joy and companionship of dogs.
She is passionate about supporting professionals and creating spaces that inspire growth, creativity, and community.
Ready to transform your firm's growth?
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