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Jamie Greenberg
General Counsel at Wattpad
Jamie Greenberg is a Canadian lawyer who served as General Counsel at Wattpad, a global storytelling platform, from 2019 until at least 2022.25 His LinkedIn username is jamiedgreenberg.36
Career Highlights
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Wattpad (2019–2022+):
- Led legal strategy for the company’s $600M acquisition by Naver Corp. in 2021, managing cross-border complexities and ensuring smooth integration.5
- Oversaw commercial deals, privacy compliance (across 150+ countries), employment law, and partnerships with studios like Sony and publishers like Penguin Random House.25
- Advocated for a legal team that prioritizes enabling business growth through creative problem-solving rather than defaulting to “no”.5
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Pre-Wattpad Roles:
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Post-Wattpad:
- Joined Solink as General Counsel in February 2024.3
Education & Philosophy
- Holds a law degree from Osgoode Hall Law School and an undergraduate degree from McGill University.2
- Emphasizes adaptability and strategic risk-taking in legal practice, viewing challenges as opportunities to drive innovation.5
This profile distinguishes him from other professionals named Jamie Greenberg, such as the celebrity makeup artist14 or the New Jersey-based consultant.7
Highlights
I'm thrilled to advertise this role for Legal Counsel (or Senior Legal Counsel if you are 4+ years post-call) at Solink. If you've never been at a technology company with Product Market Fit, it's the most fun you can have at work, and I promise that your days won't be boring.
Reporting directly to me (Based in Ottawa/Hybrid or Toronto/Remote), you will be a self starter who will be involved in every facet of the business from commercial to policy to operations to everything in between. Truly unlimited potential in this role at a rapidly growing company, please share widely!
The Globe and Mail makes it official official that I’m a Solinkian. I can see the headlines* now “Jamie Greenberg, Globe and Mail featured lawyer…”
*Scroll down to the bottom of the article. No, not there, further down. Past the paywall, thanks for subscribing. Yes, at the end there’s a line mid-paragraph. There you go, you see it now.
