Level Law | Rowena Samarasinhe

Rowena Samarasinhe

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Our guest this episode is Rowena Samarasinhe, Consultant & Partner at Level.

She is a Sports Lawyer, consultant and entrepreneur who at an early age, realised that making sport accessible for everyone was a key part of where she wanted to focus her career.

Training as a solicitor, she went on to become a commercial transaction lawyer specialising in sponsorship and revenue generation for athletic events and the athletes themselves.

During the show we discuss her experience of negotiating deals and commercial sports partnerships, and lessons learned during a career in sport.

We also talk about her passion for Rugby and Athletics and future projects and ventures.

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