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18 April 2016
Issue: 7695 / Categories: Movers & Shakers
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Julian Bryan—Legal Software Suppliers Association

MD of Quill Pinpoint appointed as new chair of LSSA

Julian Bryan, managing director of Quill Pinpoint has been appointed as the new chair of the Legal Software Suppliers Association (LSSA), the UK industry body for legal systems developers and vendors.

Julian comments: "I am delighted to be picking up the chairman’s baton and build on the successes of my predecessors. With technology touching every aspect of our business and personal lives, it is time for the LSSA to extend its membership offering to a far wider spectrum of software suppliers to the legal sector. I see this as a key component of the LSSA’s strategy for the forthcoming year."

Dominic Cullis of Easy Convey Ltd continues in the role as vice chair and Phil Snee of Linetime Ltd continues as treasurer.

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