Davina Gillyon, rradar’s Chief Commercial Officer, is a finalist as the Law Firm Leader of the Year (National/Regional Law Firm). Davina is a member of rradar’s Senior Leadership Team, and her wide-spanning remit covers business development and sales, commercial strategy, product and content design and go-to-market, strategic marketing and communications, brand management/development, engagement and change management.
Recognising UK-based women in leadership positions within national or regional UK law firms, this award is for an exceptional leader, who – like Davina – sets and delivers on strategic goals and is an inspiration for future leaders.
She is also currently shortlisted at the Yorkshire Leadership Awards, taking place at a glittering ceremony in Leeds on 20th March.
Mariam Shah, Associate Solicitor, has also been recognised as a potential rising star, acknowledging the exceptional start she has made to her career. Recently featured in ‘The Lawyer’, Mariam has inspired her colleagues with the way she handles new challenges and areas of legal expertise.
Looking Ahead
Being shortlisted for these prestigious awards is a testament to the unique legal enterprise rradar is. We are honoured to be recognised among such esteemed peers and look forward to continuing our journey of excellence.
The awards ceremony, scheduled for 18th March 2025, promises to be a night of celebration and recognition for the industry’s finest; rradar is eagerly anticipating the event and is hopeful for a successful outcome.
As the company prepares for the occasion, the dual nominations serve as a powerful reminder of its impact and influence in the industry. Regardless of the final results, rradar has already achieved a noteworthy milestone by being acknowledged for its exceptional contributions.
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