After working with many different facets of law I began to do some soul searching. I realized what I enjoyed most during my career was working with companies with international subsidiary portfolios. This allowed me to focus on how to move forward and tailor my career path more closely to what I enjoy doing. Working with many diverse clients at the law firms was great but at the end of the day I felt that I was missing out on the successes that I was helping my clients achieve. So, I made the jump in-house which has allowed me to experience first-hand the accomplishments that I helped create.I work to make international subsidiary management easy for companies. Whether that’s by working in-house with a company that has many subsidiaries or it’s a smaller company that may be looking for more of a part-time, contract solution to their subsidiary management. By constantly working to keep up with new trends and changes to local jurisdiction rules, I make sure that I’m not just “doing things as they’ve always been done.” My experience and knowledge also ensure that I can help cut outside legal costs and time by taking projects in-house. I also try to give back by speaking at events on subsidiary management and being active in my local chapter of the Society for Corporate Governance.Prior to the pandemic I had been working remotely. So, when things shut down, I was already prepared. Now that the rest of the world has seen the advantages that remote first opportunities can provide, I believe I am well positioned to step in and manage a company’s subsidiaries from my home office. Over the past few years, I also found that, for me, a healthy life involved a good balance between work and family. Whether it’s traveling with my family, brewing my own beer at home, learning to play the guitar/ukulele or just sitting on the couch with my wife and kids watching a good movie, I make sure to unwind and enjoy the things in life that matter.