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EPISODE · May 25, 2026 · 29 MIN

Carolyn Bowie: The journey and insights of a legal Partner

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Carolyn Bowie is a legal Partner specialising in immigration law for businesses and individuals at BTO, which is a full-service legal practice in Scotland.  Topics discussed include her different route to the legal world and partner, encouraging others to be confident and why imposter syndrome isn’t a bad thing.Outline of episode:00-05:17: Carolyn’s background and non-traditional route to a career in Law05:18-06:28: Why did she want to work in Law?06:29-07:42: What does Carolyn do as an immigration lawyer?07:43-09:21: Why did she move to BTO solicitors?09:22-11:37: How did Carolyn manage the juggle of young kids, working full time, going through a divorce and changing career at the same time?11:38-13:46: Discussion about having determination and confidence to achieve13:47-18:21: Imposter syndrome, support at BTO and leading people by encouraging them to believe in their ability18:22-24:47: Building a new service line from scratch 24:48-26:35: The importance of being authentic as a leader and leading by example 26:36-END: Personal and professional goals for the next 12 months  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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