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01 August 2023
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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CILEX—Yanthé Richardson

Foot Anstey managing associate announced as vice president of CILEX

Yanthé Richardson, managing associate in Foot Anstey's new homes and plot sales team, has been announced as the vice president of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives (CILEX).

CILEX is the professional and regulatory body for Chartered Legal Executives and CILEX Lawyers, Paralegals and other legal practitioners. Its vision is to create more accessible opportunities to build careers in the legal profession.

As vice president, Yanthé will continue her work to date as a non-executive director for CILEX to champion the qualification route for upcoming lawyers. In July 2024, Yanthé will take over as president of CILEX.

Yanthé said: 'CILEX is a global leader and innovator within the legal sector. It is at a pivotal point in its long history, with parity and efficient and effective regulation top of the agenda for our members. I am honoured to take on this role during an important strategic period for an organisation that provides opportunities without barriers.'

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