Lucy Southwick
About Lucy Southwick
Lucy Southwick is a paralegal at KPMG Australia, specializing in the Office of General Counsel. She has a diverse background in law and innovation, having previously held positions at various organizations including Ashurst and MinterEllison.
Work at KPMG Australia
Lucy Southwick currently serves as a Paralegal in the Office of General Counsel at KPMG Australia. She has been in this role since 2021, contributing her legal expertise and innovative practices to the organization. Her work involves integrating innovative approaches into legal frameworks, enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of legal processes within the firm.
Previous Legal Experience
Prior to her current role, Lucy Southwick gained valuable experience in various legal positions. She worked at Ashurst as a Seasonal Law Clerk for three months in 2020, and at MinterEllison as an Innovation Paralegal for ten months from 2019 to 2020. Additionally, she held positions as a Partner at Concio Group and as a Research Assistant at Elizabeth Broderick & Co, where she focused on legal research and support.
Education and Expertise
Lucy Southwick pursued her education at the University of Technology Sydney, where she obtained a Bachelor of Laws and a Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation. Her studies spanned from 2016 to 2020, culminating in a dual degree that combines legal knowledge with creative problem-solving skills. This unique educational background supports her current role and innovative contributions at KPMG Australia.
Background in Hospitality and Internships
Before transitioning into the legal field, Lucy Southwick worked in the hospitality industry as a Food and Beverage Attendant at both Hunters Hill Hotel and Woolwich Pier Hotel from 2015 to 2018. She also completed several internships, including roles as a Product and Growth Intern at InsideSherpa and a User Centered Design - Consulting Intern at Aurecon, where she gained practical experience in various professional environments.
Research and Innovation Roles
In addition to her paralegal work, Lucy Southwick has held roles that emphasize research and innovation. She worked as a Logistics Officer and Research Assistant at Male Champions of Change for three months in 2018 and participated in innovation-focused internships at MinterEllison. These experiences reflect her commitment to integrating innovative practices into her professional endeavors.