Kaitlin M.
About Kaitlin M.
Kaitlin M. is the Senior Regulatory Legal Counsel at TELUS, with extensive experience in regulatory affairs within the telecommunications industry.
Company
Kaitlin M. is currently employed at TELUS, a leading telecommunications company, where she serves as Senior Regulatory Legal Counsel. Previously, she worked in the capacity of Legal Counsel, Regulatory Affairs at TELUS for a period of five years from 2019 to 2024.
Title
Kaitlin M. holds the title of Senior Regulatory Legal Counsel at TELUS. In this role, she is responsible for providing legal guidance and regulatory compliance support to the organization, ensuring adherence to telecommunications and legal requirements.
Education and Expertise
Kaitlin M. has a strong educational background, with a Juris Doctor (J.D.) from the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Law, Common Law Section, earned between 2014 and 2017. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) from The University of British Columbia, completed from 2008 to 2013. Her education laid the foundation for her expertise in legal and regulatory affairs.
Career Background
Kaitlin M. began her legal career as a Summer Student in the Business Section at Gowling WLG in 2016. She then progressed to an Articling Student role at the same firm from 2017 to 2018. Following her time at Gowling WLG, she worked briefly at Bell as part of their Legal and Regulatory Affairs team in 2018 for five months before transitioning to TELUS. At TELUS, she advanced from Legal Counsel, Regulatory Affairs, to her current position as Senior Regulatory Legal Counsel.
Experience in Telecommunications and Legal Sectors
Kaitlin M. has substantial experience in both the telecommunications and legal sectors, particularly focusing on regulatory affairs. Her career path, including roles at Bell and TELUS, highlights a dedicated focus on providing regulatory legal counsel within the telecom industry. Her early corporate legal exposure began with a summer internship in the Business Section at Gowling WLG, which provided a robust foundation for her subsequent regulatory roles.