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Danielle Sheer

Chief Legal & Trust Officer and Corporate Secretary, COMMVAULT SYSTEMS INC

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  • Chief Trust Officer vs General Counsel: Danielle Sheer of Commvault

    Should legal own trust? Danielle Sheer says yes: the Chief Trust Officer role grows the GC portfolio across compliance, security, and M&A. Danielle Sheer, Chief Trust Officer at Commvault, the global leader in data protection and cyber resilience, joins Cecilia Ziniti to explain why she took a title few legal leaders hold, how she runs every crisis by asking "who do we want to be on the other side of this?", and how she went from calling AI "not a thing" at an L Suite event to using legal AI in her daily work. In this episode: Why "how do we use more AI" is the wrong question, and what to as…

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  • From Commvault SHIFT 2025 – KB On The Go | Danielle Sheer and Avi Boru

    In this bonus episode, KB sits down with Danielle Sheer, Chief Trust Officer at Commvault, and Avi Boru, Senior Director, Cloud Engineering, Network & Telecom at Lennar. Together they discuss building trust by design and how AI, transparency, and authentic relationships are shaping the future of business continuity and cyber recovery. Danielle Sheer, Chief Trust Officer, Commvault Modern compliance, legal and security teams need to be predictive, proactive, and data-driven to meet the speed, agility, and growth of global business in a world of constant cyberattacks. Danielle Sheer, Chie…

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