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Join Thomson Reuters for an in-person event where you’ll see how we’re redefining what's possible with CoCounsel. Then, get an exclusive preview of Westlaw Advantage Canada—the new, breakthrough research platform that makes comprehensive legal analysis nearly effortless. Its new AI Deep Research capability delivers the thorough, time-intensive research results you need without the time-intensive burden. Don't just keep pace with legal technology. Get ahead of it.
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We look forward to seeing you there.
Rinaldo Huriptyo joined Thomson Reuters in September 2024 as the Head of Canada. As the Head of Canada, Rinaldo is responsible for Thomson Reuters’ Go-To-Market strategy and operations across all segments: Legal, Corporates, and Tax & Accounting Professionals. Prior to Thomson Reuters, Rinaldo spent the majority of his career leading high-growth SaaS GTM teams in the Cybersecurity, Communications Middleware, and Customer Experience industries.
Rawia Ashraf is the VP, Product Management for Thomson Reuters. Rawia develops customer-driven legal software that helps attorneys get their jobs done with a particular focus on innovative technologies and AI. Before joining Thomson Reuters, Rawia practiced antitrust law at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, in both New York and DC. She is a graduate of Cornell Law School and the University of Maryland. Outside of work, Rawia is active with Food Bank for New York City and other nonprofits focusing on women and income inequality.
Mary Acimovic leads the Westlaw Canada product management team based in Toronto. Her team focuses on the strategic development of the Westlaw Canada platform, partnering closely with both Thomson Reuters Labs and customers to deliver solutions that address the most pressing research needs for legal professionals. Mary has been involved with Westlaw Canada from its early days as eCarswell through to its evolution into the AI–enabled Westlaw Advantage.