Luxembourg 2026
Supported by the Association of Corporate Counsel
Legal, privacy and compliance director, VP&C | Vodafone, Procurement and Connectivity
Senior legal counsel | IEE International Electronics & Engineering S.A.
General counsel and regulatory affairs director, EMEA and APAC | Experian
Head of legal and compliance | H2O Partners Luxembourg Sàrl
Europe legal director and data protection officer | TAWAL Europe Holdings S.à r.l.
Legal manager and compliance officer | Peakside Capital
Chief legal and compliance officer | Altisource Portfolio Solutions, S.A.
Legal head, EU funds group | Franklin Templeton International Services S.à r.l.
General counsel and VP, EMEA | Gates Industrial Europe SARL
Corporate legal director | Alpha Trains Luxembourg S.à r.l.
General counsel and partner | Mangrove Capital Partners
General counsel and corporate secretary | Argos Fund
Group general counsel, member of the group executive committee and company director | DRAGONE
Head of legal | BNP Paribas Real Estate Investment Management
CEO and chief legal officer - family officer | CEFO
Managing director, legal and compliance | Shaftesbury Corporate Management Services (Luxembourg) S.A.
General counsel and managing director | International Chemical Investors Group
Managing director, general counsel | Squircle Capital
Senior director, head of governance Luxembourg | Clarion Partners
General counsel international | Ferrero International
SVP, senior legal counsel | Lone Star Capital Investments S.à r.l.
AGC, digital media/Alex/devices/books & Kindle content/EMEA | Amazon
General counsel and board member | JAB Consumer Fund Management
Head of legal advisory and corporate secretary | BNP Paribas Investment Partners Luxembourg
Managing director and general counsel | Lapithus Servicing Sarl
Group EVP, global chief legal and compliance officer, managing director | Docler Holding Luxembourg
Head of VC investments and secondary transactions (Legal Service) | European Investment Fund
Head of fund legal, corporate services and distribution | Indosuez Wealth Management
Chief legal officer, Waste Management Solutions | Xeon International
Legal 500 is delighted to launch Legal 500’s GC Powerlist: Luxembourg 2026.
This year’s edition celebrates leading in-house counsel across Luxembourg.
The Powerlist recognises the important role in-house counsel play within their organisations. For GCs in Luxembourg, the role sits within a highly international and regulated business environment, requiring a close understanding of both the law and the organisations they advise.
The role of the in-house lawyer has also changed. Legal teams are involved in a wider range of business matters and work closely with colleagues across their organisations. This requires more than strong legal knowledge: it calls for sound judgement, clear communication and a practical approach to the issues businesses face.
Technology is another area of change. Artificial intelligence and other digital tools are becoming increasingly relevant to both businesses and legal teams, bringing new questions as well as new ways of working.
This year’s Powerlist celebrates the lawyers shaping the in-house profession in Luxembourg and the contribution they make to their organisations.
It has been an absolute honour for Legal 500 to present the fifth edition of the GC Powerlist Bolivia 2026. The years pass, yet the talent in the room never ceases to amaze us.
On 1 October, we met at Club Las Palmas in Santa Cruz de la Sierra to celebrate our 2026 cohort. Alongside our partners, PPO Abogados, we hosted some of the most prestigious in-house lawyers from across Bolivia in celebration of their outstanding leadership and achievements over the past year. It was a pleasure to reconnect with previous powerlisters and to welcome new members to the Legal 500 community in Bolivia.
Andere Indacochea, Partner at PPO Indacochea, inaugurated the evening by addressing the powerlisters with a truly inspiring speech that left no one indifferent and highlighted the value of the legal profession within Bolivia’s current economic, political and regulatory landscape. Following her remarks, Carmen Godoy, Legal 500 Research Editor, welcomed this year’s cohort and presented the findings of our research, which position Bolivian in-house lawyers as key strategic partners to the businesses they represent, resilient in the face of regulatory change and increasingly focused on navigating technological transformation.
She then welcomed to the stage Rodrigo Valda Yanguas, Legal Manager at Tigo Bolivia, who addressed his peers as a representative of this year’s GC Powerlist Bolivia cohort. The speeches concluded with remarks from Pablo Ordóñez, Tax Partner at PPO Indacochea, who encouraged the general counsel in attendance to continue acting as ambassadors for the in-house legal profession under all circumstances and invited them to enjoy the rest of the evening.
Photos, music and great conversations filled the room throughout the remainder of the evening. We are grateful to PPO Indacochea for their longstanding partnership and continued support in making this event possible.
All that remains for us to say is that we are very pleased to see the very essence of what the Legal 500 GC Powerlist stands for reflected in this year’s cohort: a community that, in times of change, supports, learns from and inspires one another.
