Alster strengthens its team to boost its growth and consolidation in the region with the incorporation of Camila Mingo as Legal Ops & Project Manager Lead

The company continues to strengthen its strategic structure to meet the new challenges of the legal sector, consolidating its position as Alternative Legal Service Provider (ALSP).

In line with the process of evolution and expansion that has been developing in recent years, Alster announced the appointment of Camila Mingo as Legal Ops & Project Manager Leada role that reflects the consolidation of a stage of sustained growth and the need to strengthen its structure in the face of the challenges facing the legal industry.

This incorporation responds to a continuous process of strengthening the equipment and sophistication of the business model. In that context, the charge has been gradually configured since its arrival at the company, formally integrating the functions of growth, strategic development and customer relationship, in line with the natural evolution of Alster as an alternative provider of legal services.

Camila Mingo is a lawyer at the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, with a professional career marked by the convergence between law, business and technology. From early stages of his training, he directed his career towards the intersection between traditional legal practice and new models for the provision of legal services, specializing in Knowledge Management, Legal Operations and Artificial Intelligence applied to the law.

Throughout his career has combined legal exercise in international firms such as KPMG and Garrigues with strategic roles related to legal innovation, knowledge management and technological adoption. In recent years he has led regional initiatives in LegalTech and Knowledge Management, developing an integral look at the legal business, both from the internal operation of the organizations and from the customer experience.

In this role, Camila Mingo is responsible for articulating the service strategy of the vertical Legal Operations Consulting Alster, strengthen long-term relationships with customers and ensure that the solutions offered generate a concrete and measurable impact on their legal operation. Its functions include consulting in Legal Operations, design of value proposals, strategic support, development of new services, optimization of internal processes and intelligent use of technology to scale the signature model.

“My incorporation into Alster has been a very stimulating experience since the professional. I have had the opportunity to work closely and strategically with Andrés Jara, whose leadership and vision have been key to advancing an ambitious and constantly evolving project. In this period we have worked with relevant and highly challenging customers throughout the region, which has made it possible to consolidate the model of Alster and confirm the value of the solutions we offer. I am deeply encouraged to be part of a company that is at the forefront of technological, cultural and corporate change in the legal sector, and to assume this role with the commitment to continue to contribute to the growth, positioning and sustainable development of the Alster"said the executive.

The incorporation is part of a scenario of profound transformation of the legal sector, where adaptive capacity, interdisciplinary collaboration and strategic leadership become as relevant as technical knowledge. At this stage, Alster It continues to strengthen its team to anticipate technological, cultural and corporate changes that redefine the relationship of organizations with law.

“The arrival of Camila Mingo represents a natural step in the consolidation process we are experiencing. Its combination of legal training, experience in legal technology and strategic customer-oriented approach reinforces our value proposal and our ability to accompany organizations in their most complex challenges. This appointment is part of a path of continuous strengthening of the team, designed to sustain our growth and deepen our position in the region, something we will be investing heavily in during 2026, "said Andrés Jara, lawyer and founder of Alster.

Source: Law & trends