Prime Highlights-
- Law firm Gateley appoints Nige Tranter as chief technology officer to drive innovation and AI adoption across its business.
- Tranter will lead Gateley’s technology strategy, speeding digital and data transformation, improving client service, supporting Jylo AI platform rollout.
Key Facts-
- Tranter brings more than three decades of transformation experience from Orrick, Pinsent Masons, Gulf Bank, and Barclays.
- Jylo AI platform gives colleagues secure access to leading AI technologies and scalable, repeatable workflows.
Background-
Law firm Gateley has appointed Nige Tranter as chief technology officer in a newly created role that will drive innovation and AI adoption across the firm.
Tranter joins the senior leadership team and will lead the group’s technology strategy. He will speed up digital and data transformation, improve client service and advance AI use.
A key priority is the rollout of the Jylo AI platform, which will give colleagues secure access to leading AI technologies. It will also help teams build scalable, repeatable workflows that boost productivity and collaboration.
Tranter brings more than three decades of experience leading technology transformation and business change programs. He led digital, data and AI strategy at law firms Orrick and Pinsent Masons, serving as Orrick’s first chief digital officer and as chief technology officer at Pinsent Masons. He also held senior roles as chief information officer at Gulf Bank and chief architect for EMEA at Barclays.
Gateley chief operating officer Victoria Garrad said technology is central to the firm’s growth and to delivering strong results for clients. She said Tranter will help shape the firm’s future way of working and harness AI and emerging technologies to improve client service, efficiency and sustainable growth.
The appointment reflects the firm’s commitment to investing in people, systems and capabilities that strengthen its competitive position. Tranter said he is excited to join and aims to accelerate technology adoption, unlock productivity and shape the firm’s next phase of innovation.
