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Wendy Chow
General Counsel at Cityblock Health
Wendy Chow is the General Counsel for Cityblock Health and a Fund Advisor at The LegalTech Fund.12 She has been working as a Fund Advisor for The LegalTech Fund for over 213 days as of June 1, 2024.2 Wendy is based in Brooklyn and has over 500 connections on LinkedIn.1
In addition to her roles at Cityblock Health and The LegalTech Fund, Wendy is actively involved in the legal technology community. She was recently invited to join the Advisory Board for the TLTF Summit to help shape programming and represent the perspective of General Counsels and in-house legal teams.4 Wendy has also participated in industry events, such as being interviewed for a podcast episode discussing her career journey from the Visiting Nurse Service of New York to her current position at Cityblock Health.6
Wendy's professional experience demonstrates her expertise in healthcare law and technology. Prior to her current roles, she has worked in various legal capacities, including positions related to healthcare and privacy.35
Highlights
Anyone who knows me work wise knows I’m passionate (read: obsessive) about legal ops and legal tech. Thrilled to share that I’ve been asked to join the Advisory Board for this year’s TLTF Summit to help shape programming and rep the GC and in-house perspective. I'm honored to be asked and can't wait for this year's event!
I started to compose a thank you note to Zach Posner but decided to share it publicly instead because I want everyone know how incredible the TLTF Summit was - a conference that brings together lawyers, CIOs, consultants, investors, and founders to connect on #legaltech.
Truth is that I haven’t been to a legal conference since joining a startup 5 years ago because it’s hard to find one that’s good value for time, but I decided this year that I wanted to attend one on AI - more to learn about the future of AI + law than the regulation of it, and it wasn’t easy to find.
FF to a few weeks ago when Mattias Andersson and the Kinnevik crew held an amazing GC day for their US portfolio companies (immense TY to them and all their support), where Zach/3 of his portfolio companies presented, and I heard about the TLTF Summit. Zach graciously extended an invite (read: I basically demanded) to myself and Deborah Jordan who heads up legal ops on my team to attend.
I've never been sad to leave a conference before, but here I am. The TLTF crew got so many things right, but their superpower is facilitating human connection (actually very apropos for an AI conference). I felt more sane, more validated, more inspired, and more excited about the future of law than ever. My next mission is to help TLTF up the GC attendance next year so more in-house teams can participate in these conversations (and get myself invited back ofc). I’m leaving with lots of new neuroplasticity and lots of new friends.
Rounding my year out with immense gratitude for companies like Cityblock Health and Kinnevik who believe in legal innovation, and for my phenomenal in-house team for holding things down, so I can even step away to attend something like this.
364 days until next year’s conference...
p.s. actually saw some fab legal fashion at this conference - another industry RIPE for disruption. So much TAM.
