Cromwell Barnor
Cromwell Barnor
Cromwell Barnor
PERSONAL PROFILE
Possesses relevant professional experience gained during two internships with a successful Ghanaian law firm,
entrepreneurship, legal analyst for a mid-bracket investment bank and dealing with regulatory affairs for a tech
start-up, acquiring valuable insight into developing and implementing strategy as part of a team. Able to balance
multiple competing priorities, having worked in a high-pressure environment for two years aiding in the operation of
a paper cup factory.
EDUCATION
Raw Material Procurement: Sourced and purchased the necessary raw materials, including paperboard or
paper stock, coatings, and inks.
Design and Printing: Created and received cup designs and set up printing equipment to apply artwork and
branding onto the paper cups.
Quality Control: Implemented rigorous quality control measures at various stages of production to ensure
the cups meet industry standards and customer expectations.
Inspection and Testing: Inspected cups for defects, including leaks, printing errors, or misshapen cups.
Conduct testing to ensure cups are food-safe and compliant with relevant regulations. Inventory
Management: Maintained inventory of raw materials and finished products to meet customer demands.
Order Processing: Receive and process customer orders, including customization requests, and plan
production schedules accordingly. Logistics and Distribution: Coordinate transportation and distribution of
finished products to customers or
BANKING EXPERIENCE
July 2017 – Sep 2019 Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Europe, London, United Kingdom, Analyst (MERGERS
AND ACQUISITIONS).
Updated cross border marketing guides for countries in the EMEA region.
Updated banks competition policy with proposals from EC commission on Loan Syndication.
Reviewed Non-Disclosure Agreements and Bilateral Trade Credit Agreements.
Studied and reviewed FCA and English cases on antitrust and competition laws.
Worked on roadshows on potential sellers and buyers for target companies.
Worked on pitch decks on live transaction advisory deals.
Built models to assess fair value for target companies.
Jun 2018 – Sep 2018 Anderson and Co. Solicitors and Notaries, Accra, Ghana, Legal Intern
Proof-read legal documents to be submitted to courts, including but not limited to petitions for injunctions,
letters to companies regarding legal issues and land titles.
Took minutes at client meetings and performed administrative duties such as scheduling client meetings and
drafting emails to clients regarding non-legal issues.
Performed research on case law and statute particularly the Ghana Land Registration Act (1962).
Jun 2017 – Sep 2017 Anderson and Co. Solicitors and Notaries, Accra, Ghana, Legal Intern
Delivered administrative services to the firm by filing documents, report writing, proof-reading client legal
and non-legal emails, scheduling telephone appointments and providing refreshments to clients.
Work-shadowed a senior associate who primarily dealt in land law and corporate law
Proof-read client legal and non-legal documents of activities relating to the firm.
POSITIONS OF RESPONSIBILITY
Oct 2018 – Nov 2019 Leicester University Law Society/ Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot
Analyze a complex contractual dispute and research the law of international sales transactions. Draft claim
memorials (briefs) and participate in oral arguments.
Oct 2018 – Nov 2019 Leicester University Law Society/ Graduate Student Assembly
Secretary of the General Assembly and Representative
Managed advocacy efforts of an elective body of 85 representatives. Authored a strategic plan outlining the
short-term and long-term goals of the organization. Represented 700 students in a university committee for
transforming a dorm building into a hub of teaching and learning; secured dedicated workspace for graduate
students. Improved organizational efficiency and internal governance by revising the bylaws. Liaised
between the student body and the university administration.
Oct 2018 – Nov 2019 Leicester University Law Society/Mooting (Lead Counsel)
Responsible for researching and constructing skeleton and oral arguments and bundle either for or against a
given case alongside junior counsel.
Responsible for given opening arguments and formulating rebuttals during competitions.
Relevant Skills
1. Legal Research: Developed through work experience and academia strong research skills to find and analyse
relevant laws, regulations, and precedents to build their cases or provide legal advice.
2. Analytical Skills: Ability to analyse complex legal documents, cases, and situations to develop sound legal
strategies.
3. Communication Skills: Effective written and verbal communication is for drafting legal documents.
4. Problem-Solving: Ability to identify legal issues and develop creative solutions to resolve them.
5. Client Counseling: Ability to explain complex legal matters in a way that clients can understand, providing
guidance and managing client expectations.
6. Attention to Detail: Precise documentation and contract drafting.
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Languages: English and Twi (mother tongue)