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Selected as Finalist by Canadian General Counsel Awards Selection Panel.  Awards co-founded by ZSA Legal Recruitment and National Post.

Finalist, 2013 Canadian General Counsel Award  - Mid Market Excellence

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Bonita M. Croft is Vice President Legal, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary with Trican Well Service Ltd., a publicly traded, multinational oilfield service company headquartered in Calgary.  She joined the Executive Committee of the CCCA in September 2011.  She has previously served on the executive of the Natural Resources Law Section of the Southern Alberta Branch of the CBA.

Women in Business

Corporate Governance

Women in Law

Minimizing Risk of Liability

Natural Resources Law

Building Relationships in the Workplace

Oil Law

Succeeding in a Male Dominated Workplace

Corporate Governance and Recovering from the Global Economic Crisis

Corporate Governance 101

How to Minimize the Risk of Third Party Liability in Foreign Transactions

Practical Suggestions for Locating and Using External Counsel Outside your Jurisdiction

Business Development for Associates:  the Client’s Perspective

Communication Skills for Women Lawyers

What I Wish I Knew Before Going Inhouse

Vice President Legal, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary

Bonita Croft

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Finalist, 2013 Canadian General Counsel Award - Mid Market Excellence

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Succeeding in a Male Dominated Workplace

Building Relationships in the Workplace

Corporate Governance and Recovering from the Global Economic Crisis

Corporate Governance 101

How to Minimize the Risk of Third Party Liability in Foreign Transactions

Practical Suggestions for Locating and Using External Counsel Outside your Jurisdiction

How to Minimize the Risk of Third Party Liability in Foreign Transactions

Business Development for Associates: the Client’s Perspective

Communication Skills for Women Lawyers

What I Wish I Knew Before Going Inhouse