ASSOCIATE GENERAL COUNSEL - CORPORATE, TECHNOLOGY AND GOVERNANCE

CARE USA•Atlanta, GA

5d•Hybrid

About The Position

Reporting to the General Counsel, the Associate General Counsel (AGC) for Corporate, Technology & Governance will provide strategic legal advice on a broad range of domestic and international corporate, finance, technology, cyber, privacy, intellectual property, marketing, and governance matters. The AGC will lead the drafting, review, and negotiation of complex global corporate transactions and contracts; support digital, finance, data, and technology initiatives; strengthen governance frameworks; and advise on global regulatory compliance. The role partners closely with teams worldwide to manage legal risk, support innovation, and advance CARE’s mission. This hybrid role is based in Atlanta (preferred) or Washington, DC, with 10-15% travel.

Requirements

Strategic legal advice on domestic and international corporate, finance, technology, cyber, privacy, intellectual property, marketing, and governance matters.
Lead the drafting, review, and negotiation of complex global corporate transactions and contracts.
Support digital, finance, data, and technology initiatives.
Strengthen governance frameworks.
Advise on global regulatory compliance.
Partner closely with teams worldwide to manage legal risk, support innovation, and advance CARE’s mission.
Serve as principal legal counsel on corporate governance, technology transactions, cybersecurity, data privacy, digital platforms, and information security.
Provide legal guidance on technology procurement, SaaS agreements, data-sharing arrangements, digital innovation, AI governance, cyber incident response, and global privacy compliance.
Draft, review, and negotiate complex technology, data, licensing, and digital-services agreements supporting CARE’s global operations.
Ensure CARE’s digital transformation efforts align with international regulatory requirements and best practices.
Advise executive, regional, and country management on legal and compliance issues affecting CARE’s global operations.
Provide counsel on corporate structure, international regulatory compliance, cross-border transactions, governance frameworks, risk management, tax considerations, intellectual property, investigations, and contract drafting and negotiation.
Lead the drafting, review, and negotiation of global corporate transactions, strategic partnerships, MOUs, joint initiatives, and other cross-border agreements.
Support Board governance processes, policy development, and organizational compliance systems.
Support CARE’s governance structures by assisting with Board and committee processes, reviewing governance policies, advising on bylaws and delegations of authority, and ensuring alignment with global best practices.
Contribute to enterprise risk management, compliance frameworks, and internal controls.

Nice To Haves

May supervise direct reports.

Responsibilities

Serve as principal legal counsel on corporate governance, technology transactions, cybersecurity, data privacy, digital platforms, and information security.
Provide legal guidance on technology procurement, SaaS agreements, data-sharing arrangements, digital innovation, AI governance, cyber incident response, and global privacy compliance.
Draft, review, and negotiate complex technology, data, licensing, and digital-services agreements supporting CARE’s global operations.
Ensure CARE’s digital transformation efforts align with international regulatory requirements and best practices.
Advise executive, regional, and country management on legal and compliance issues affecting CARE’s global operations.
Provide counsel on corporate structure, international regulatory compliance, cross-border transactions, governance frameworks, risk management, tax considerations, intellectual property, investigations, and contract drafting and negotiation.
Lead the drafting, review, and negotiation of global corporate transactions, strategic partnerships, MOUs, joint initiatives, and other cross-border agreements.
Support Board governance processes, policy development, and organizational compliance systems. May supervise direct reports.
Support CARE’s governance structures by assisting with Board and committee processes, reviewing governance policies, advising on bylaws and delegations of authority, and ensuring alignment with global best practices.
Contribute to enterprise risk management, compliance frameworks, and internal controls.