FLUX magazine successfully launched

FLUX magazine successfully launched

Flux magazine successfully launchedFLUX – a magazine for lawyers at the cutting edge, was launched on 23 November as a collaborative project between LexisNexis UK and Cambridge Judge Business School, Executive Education. The 48-page magazine celebrates diversity and women in law, and focuses on outstanding contributions to the legal industry within in-house and top law firms, on both a national and international level. The magazine also focuses on how to resolve challenges affecting the legal sector, including working globally across time zones, flexible working and innovative business development strategies.

FLUX builds on the work that Executive Education at Cambridge Judge has pioneered through the Women in Law Leadership Programme, and becomes part of the business school's Women's Leadership Initiative.

The glittering launch event featured prestigious speakers and guests from top organisations and law firms in the UK, talking on the importance of visibility of female role models, clients prioritizing diversity in firm choice, valuing your networks, issues around retaining women leadership and much more. There has since been coverage in The Times Brief, The Times Law Diary, Legal Futures and more.

To request your free copy of the magazine, or if you would like further information on FLUX, please email.


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Sophie is Head of Learning & Development at F-LEX Legal - an award winning legal tech startup helping law firms and organisations manage a flexible work force and supporting lawyers to make smarter life/work choices. 

As part of her portfolio career Sophie runs various learning and development and networking forums for in-house lawyers and mentors junior lawyers.  These include Flying Solo for small and solo legal teams and Aspire for junior in-house lawyers which she runs for LexisNexis UK.  She also works with schools and organisations to promote social mobility within the legal profession, working with The Social Mobility Business Partnership and Aspiring Solicitors. 

She trained as a lawyer in the City and worked as an in-house lawyer for 10 years including as Head of Legal for Virgin Radio and Ginger Media Group.  

Outside of work she is happily married with three sons and enjoys morning walks along the beach with her two dogs.