The Leader's Mindset: From Code to Courtroom (Sort Of)
Published on August 6, 2025
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Kenny’s career path didn’t follow a straight line from law to tech—it zig-zagged between them. In this video, he shares how a frustration with mediocre websites pushed him to teach himself code, build a digital agency, and grow it into a 15-person team over more than a decade. It was a successful run that made an impact for plenty of clients.
But eventually, the legal world came calling again. COVID was the pull that brought Kenny back—connecting his law background with his tech skills in a way that set the stage for Quilia. From code to (almost) courtroom, this story is about how two different worlds came together to solve problems that neither could fix alone.
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