Welcome Mandeep: New Marketing Manager at SpringLaw

We are so excited to introduce the newest member of the SpringLaw family, Mandeep Suri.  MandeepSpringLaw's new Marketing Manager Mandeep Suri is our new Marketing Manager, overseeing the firm’s marketing and communications. As SpringLaw continues to grow and evolve, Mandeep will be critical to promoting our innovative integrated legal solutions.

Mandeep is a creative thinker and has spent her professional career developing and executing global marketing campaigns using a variety of media that bring a company’s story, values, vision, and mandate to life.  She thrives in fast-paced, client-focused environments, where she fosters positive cross-functional relationships, collaboration and effective communication to deliver results.

She already lives the SpringLaw firm values of being innovative and collaborative, having no ego but lots of great EQ and being a creative problem-solver

When not at work, she enjoys spending time with her husband and two kids, reading self-help books, gardening and listening to inspiring podcasts.

Welcome Mandeep!  We are thrilled to have you as part of our team and are excited for you to use your skills and expertise to share the SpringLaw story and purpose!

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