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Sam Williamson: Beijing’s Streets, Marine Boots, to Legal Radiance | E04
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In this episode, I had the privilege to interview Sam Williamson, a distinguished partner at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP. Sam takes us through his fascinating journey from being an exchange student in Beijing in 1986 to joining the US Marine Corps after college, and eventually building QE's China offices as part of his illustrious legal career.
Join us as Sam shares his unique experiences and invaluable lessons. With a career marked by remarkable achievements and profound insights, Sam's journey offers a wealth of knowledge for individuals across various professions and cultures. Through his inspiring story and thoughtful reflections, Sam provides guidance and wisdom that resonate universally.
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0:00 - Introduction
00:54 - 1980s: Chinese language and student exchange in Beijing
11:38 - Joining the Marine Corps
24:20 - Best thing about Marine Corps?
30:43 - Young leadership and imposture syndrome
35:00 - Most memorable mission
40:42 - From Marine Corp to the legal career
44:26 - Establishing presence in China as a lawyer
47:26 - Tip for foreign law firm in China?
50:52 - Concluding: misconception, happy memories, and advice
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