WILLIAM DEVINE ESQUIRE
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WILLIAM DEVINE ESQUIRE
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People + organizations worldwide possess the mettle to excel. From their base in California, William Devine Esquire drives litigation, transactions + board work for those seeking sophisticated, unconventional advocacy to support their effort to excel. WDE Regulatory Risk Model 2.0 empowers investors + organizations who, in their effort to excel, seek to anticipate, survive + capitalize on regulatory risks they will face in the future. |
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People + organizations worldwide possess the mettle to excel. Boston Institute for Governance + Leadership advises people who, aiming to excel as directors + trustees of organizations, seek sophisticated, unconventional insights into the art + practice of boardroom greatness in today's regulatory climate, economy + culture. |
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Boss CEO 20 Truths from an Unapologetic Boston Lawyer about Leading a Successful, Admirable Organization Today Forthcoming 2024 |
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Boss Director 20 Truths from an Unapologetic Boston Lawyer about the Art + Practice of Boardroom Greatness Today Forthcoming 2024 |
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Bullied, Contorted + Conflicted The Annotated Oral History of "The Great American Institution of College Sports" Forthcoming 2024 |
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Leadership in the Time of So-called Regulation Has Compliance Been a Dangerous Corporate Legal Strategy All Along? Rutgers University Law School, Rutgers Business Law Journal Autumn 2023 |
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AI, Crypto + The Winter of Their Regulatory Discontent Is Compliance Becoming Risky Strategy? Loyola University Chicago Law School, Journal of Regulatory Compliance, Vol. X Spring 2023 |
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The Business of College Sports Deserves to Collapse Boston Sunday Globe, Ideas Section January 5, 2023 |
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Is Revenue Sport Infatuation Causing University Trustees to Breach Fiduciary Duties? University of Virginia School of Law, Sports & Entertainment Law Journal, Vol 21: 2, 128-196 Autumn 2022 |
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A Global Investor's Pocket Guide to Anticipating, Surviving + Capitalizing on Regulatory Risks of the Future Lane 5 Press (2020) |
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Why CEO Shouldn’t Also Be Board Chair Boeing, WeWork + Facebook Illustrate Leadership Truth Harvard Business Review (with Joseph Mandato) March 4, 2020 |
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CEO Chairman. Two Jobs. One Person. Why? Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance + Financial Regulation (with Joseph Mandato) November 14, 2019 |
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A Corporation’s Culture Will Dictate Its Fortunes Columbia Law School Blue Sky Blog on Corporations + the Capital Markets (with Joseph Mandato) October 4, 2019 |
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"Leave Your Preconceived Notions...at the Door" | Diversity’s Role in Boardroom Leadership Columbia Law School Blue Sky Blog on Corporations & the Capital Markets (with Joseph Mandato) April 19, 2019 |
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“Let’s Fire This Guy and Get on with Business" | Practical Lessons in Boardroom Leadership Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance & Financial Regulation (with Joseph Mandato) February 16, 2019 |
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FinTech Weekly January 19, 2018 |
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A Post-Regulatory Recipe for Economic Leadership Loyola University Chicago Law School, Inside Compliance September 19, 2017 |
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The Cost of a College Touchdown A Story of Trustee Miscalculation Lane 5 Press (2011; 2021, 2d edition) |
WILLIAM DEVINE, PRINCIPAL | |
Bill Devine is Principal at William Devine Esquire, driving litigation + transactions for organizations + investors who seek sophisticated, unconventional advocacy. He is also Principal at Boston Institute for Governance + Leadership, which advises corporate + non-profit boards on directing an effective, admirable organization in today's regulatory, economic + cultural climate. He designed WDE Regulatory Risk Model 2.0, a tool empowering organizations + investors to anticipate, survive + capitalize on regulatory risks they will face in the future.
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Law schools at Harvard, Columbia, Virginia, Houston, Loyola Chicago + Rutgers, along with Harvard Business Review, Random House, Boston Globe, LA Times, SF Chronicle, Inside Higher Ed, California Lawyer + FinTech Weekly, have published his work. He's presented his work at Stanford University, RocketSpace SF + other points Boston to LA.
Bill designed + for four years taught a Menlo College writing seminar on the collision of legal, economic + societal issues in sport management. Previously he brokered commercial property deals for institutional investors + tech companies.
He earned a B.A. from Dartmouth College, where he studied Shakespeare, Marlowe + economics. He earned a J.D. from Boston University School of Law, where he studied tax, bankruptcy + property. He graduated from Phillips Exeter Academy.
Bill is admitted to the bar in California, conservatively estimates he's run 25,000 miles lifetime, + once coached a season of college basketball.
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650.964.2400 bill@wdesquire.com Attorney Advertising. Prior results do not guarantee similar outcome. Copyright 2024 William Devine. All rights reserved worldwide. |