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Key appointment in Law Society of NI
06 Aug 2021 / ireland Print

Key appointment at Law Society of Northern Ireland

The Law Society of Northern Ireland has named Alison Grundle as head of member services.

Alison Grundle has a corporate background specialising in strategy and business transformation for multinationals, and previously worked as a special advisor to former justice minister Claire Sugden.

Upheaval

She said: “I am delighted to join the Law Society as it approaches its centenary year. This has been a time of great upheaval and uncertainty for everyone, and I want to members to feel that the Society not only understands the challenges, but is working tirelessly on your behalf.”

The Law Society of Northern Ireland added: “We are now focused on incorporating what we have learned during the pandemic to accelerate our strategy towards delivering these new added-value services.”

The Law Society added that it would work more closely with members to better understand their needs.

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