Julie Stapel's guest appearances

Julie Stapel

Freeman Means Business' Wonder Women in Business Podcast

The Partner Podcast

Silvia Coulter

Mark Beese

Marla Sofer

Sarah Tetlow

Scott Love

Elizabeth Lampert

Leeatt Rothschild

Sheila Murphy

Deirdre Breakenridge

Stephanie Corey

Merry Neitlich

Laura Leopard

Jennifer Smuts

Stephanie Kusibab

Julie Savarino

OwlTail

Julie Stapel helps clients negotiate investment-related agreements of virtually every type, including investment management, trust, securities lending and transition management agreements, as well as many different types of trading agreements. She represents employee beneﬁt plan investors in all types of private fund investments, negotiating fund documentation and side letters to address ERISA and other risk management issues. She also counsels ﬁnancial services and investment management clients on ERISA compliance. Co-leader of the ﬁrm’s Fiduciary Duty Task Force, Julie also advises on ﬁduciary governance, including the formation and operation of beneﬁt plan ﬁduciary committees. She works with plan ﬁduciaries to implement ERISA compliance best practices and manage ﬁduciary risks. She also helps clients remain in compliance with ERISA’s ever-changing reporting and disclosure obligations. Julie speaks frequently on ERISA-related topics. She has spoken before the Committee on the Investment of Employee Beneﬁt Assets (CIEBA), the ERISA Industry Committee (ERIC), the John Marshall School of Law, and at various events sponsored by Pension and Investments magazine. In addition to these speaking engagements, she regularly addresses client ﬁduciary committees and investment staff, performing ﬁduciary training and presenting updates on changes in the law. She is also president of the Chicago Chapter of Worldwide Employee Beneﬁts Network (WEB). Prior to joining Morgan Lewis, she was a partner in the employee beneﬁts and executive compensation departments of an international law ﬁrm, resident in Chicago.https://www.morganlewis.com/bios/jstapelhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/juliestapel/https://twitter.com/JulieStapel

Julie Stapel helps clients negotiate investment-related agreements of virtually every type, including investment management, trust, securities lending and transition management agreements, as well as many different types of trading agreements. She represents employee beneﬁt plan investors in all types of private fund investments, negotiating fund documentation and side letters to address ERISA and other risk management issues. She also counsels ﬁnancial services and investment management clients on ERISA compliance. Co-leader of the ﬁrm’s Fiduciary Duty Task Force, Julie also advises on ﬁduciary governance, including the formation and operation of beneﬁt plan ﬁduciary committees. She works with plan ﬁduciaries to implement ERISA compliance best practices and manage ﬁduciary risks. She also helps clients remain in compliance with ERISA’s ever-changing reporting and disclosure obligations. Julie speaks frequently on ERISA-related topics. She has spoken before the Committee on the Investment of Employee Beneﬁt Assets (CIEBA), the ERISA Industry Committee (ERIC), the John Marshall School of Law, and at various events sponsored by Pension and Investments magazine. In addition to these speaking engagements, she regularly addresses client ﬁduciary committees and investment staff, performing ﬁduciary training and presenting updates on changes in the law. She is also president of the Chicago Chapter of Worldwide Employee Beneﬁts Network (WEB). Prior to joining Morgan Lewis, she was a partner in the employee beneﬁts and executive compensation departments of an international law ﬁrm, resident in Chicago.<a href="https://www.morganlewis.com/bios/jstapel" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.morganlewis.com/bios/jstapel</a><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliestapel/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliestapel/</a><a href="https://twitter.com/JulieStapel" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/JulieStapel</a>

PP 0037: The importance of a lifelong learning mindset with Julie Stapel

Morgan Lewis

Wonder

Julie helps clients negotiate investment-related agreements of virtually every type, including investment management, trust, securities lending and transition management agreements, as well as many different types of trading agreements. She represents employee benefit plan investors in all types of private fund investments, negotiating fund documentation and side letters to address ERISA and other risk management issues. She also counsels financial services and investment management clients on ERISA compliance.  But wait! That's not all! For the Fun Part… Americans began listening to game shows on the radio and were immediately hooked on the excitement and thrill of competition. As television came of age in the 1940s and ’50s, game shows made a natural transition to the new medium. There’s something about watching contestants match wits onscreen: We love to play along, shouting answers at the television. “We play games at home, we play games at parties, we go to clubs and play games. Americans love games,” says Bob Barker, host of the long-running “The Price Is Right.” Some game shows were edgy, such as “Who Wants to be a Millionaire,” or they could be educational, such as “Jeopardy.”  Having fun with celebrities became a staple for Julie Stapel. She is bright, dynamic, witty, and has a lot of grit. Just as she tells stories of her lifelong love of game shows, I can bet the celebrities tell stories of Julie Stapel. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/freeman-means-business/support

Julie helps clients negotiate investment-related agreements of virtually every type, including investment management, trust, securities lending and transition management agreements, as well as many different types of trading agreements. She represents employee benefit plan investors in all types of private fund investments, negotiating fund documentation and side letters to address ERISA and other risk management issues. She also counsels financial services and investment management clients on ERISA compliance.  But wait! That's not all! For the Fun Part… Americans began listening to game shows on the radio and were immediately hooked on the excitement and thrill of competition. As television came of age in the 1940s and ’50s, game shows made a natural transition to the new medium. There’s something about watching contestants match wits onscreen: We love to play along, shouting answers at the television. “We play games at home, we play games at parties, we go to clubs and play games. Americans love games,” says Bob Barker, host of the long-running “The Price Is Right.” Some game shows were edgy, such as “Who Wants to be a Millionaire,” or they could be educational, such as “Jeopardy.”  Having fun with celebrities became a staple for Julie Stapel. She is bright, dynamic, witty, and has a lot of grit. Just as she tells stories of her lifelong love of game shows, I can bet the celebrities tell stories of Julie Stapel. --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/freeman-means-business/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/freeman-means-business/support</a>

What a Dynamic Wonder Woman in Business, Julie Stapel of Morgan Lewis in Chicago!