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Jerome Doraisamy
Editor, Lawyers Weekly + HR Leader
Jerome Doraisamy is a prominent figure in the Australian media landscape, particularly in the legal and human resources sectors. He currently holds multiple editorial positions at Momentum Media, a leading Australian media company.
Professional Roles
Jerome Doraisamy serves as:
- Editor of HR Leader
- Editor of Lawyers Weekly
Career Background
Prior to his editorial roles, Jerome had a background in law. He transitioned from practicing law to journalism, joining Momentum Media as a journalist for Lawyers Weekly in February 2018.2 His career at Momentum Media has since progressed, leading to his current leadership positions.
Areas of Expertise
Jerome specializes in:
- Legal industry news and trends
- Human resources and people management
- Workplace transformations and talent agendas
Media Contributions
As an editor, Jerome is actively involved in:
- Writing articles on legal and HR topics
- Conducting interviews with industry leaders
- Participating in podcasts and discussions related to HR and legal matters5
Professional Network
Jerome maintains a professional presence on LinkedIn under the username "jeromedoraisamy".3 His LinkedIn activity includes sharing insights on legal and HR topics, as well as promoting content from the publications he oversees.
At Momentum Media, Jerome plays a crucial role in shaping the editorial direction of key publications that serve the legal and HR communities in Australia. His work contributes to providing insights, analysis, and thought leadership to professionals in these fields.14
Highlights
An unexpected treat to see Daryl Braithwaite perform ‘The Horses’ at last night’s benefit dinner for the American Australian Association, fostering stronger ties between our nations through scholarships and other commercial and cultural endeavours. A great event to attend with Phil Tarrant, Steve Kuper, and other Momentum Media colleagues!
12 Angry Men? Legally Blonde? To Kill a Mockingbird? A Few Good Men? The Castle? Erin Brockovich? Here, Keith Ford and I discuss the tropes and themes that make a good legal movie, our all-time favourites, and what (we think) is the best legal movie ever produced. Let me know your thoughts!
