Meet I. Stephanie Boyce LLB (Hons), LLM, DipICArb, FRSA, FKC (Public Law and Global Governance, 2010)

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I.Stephanie Boyce is a distinguished leader and former President of the Law Society of England and Wales, known for her impactful and inclusive approach to leadership. In March 2021, after multiple attempts, she made history as the Law Society’s 177th president, becoming its sixth female and the first person of colour in the role. During her tenure, Stephanie adeptly guided the Society through the global challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic, helping redefine its public value and mission for the digital age while maintaining core principles.

Stephanie’s leadership legacy is rooted in her dedication to diversity, excellence, and justice. With over 15 years in law, governance, and leadership, she continues to influence the legal profession. Her roles include serving on the King’s Impact Leaders Board and as a Trustee for JUSTICE. In the past, she has held positions such as Vice President of the Law Society and contributed her expertise to organisations including The Pensions Regulator, Ofsted, and the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators.

Academically, Stephanie holds a Master of Laws (LLM) in Public Law and Global Governance from King’s College London, achieved with Merit in 2010, and a Bachelor of Laws LLB (Hons) with politics from London Guildhall University. Her commitment to advancing her legal skills led her to earn a Diploma in International Commercial Arbitration (DipICArb) from the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, where she focused on international arbitration practices. She also achieved Fellow status in Corporate Secretarial Practice from The Chartered Governance Institute UK & Ireland.

Stephanie’s dedication to governance and inclusive leadership extends to her work with the Society of Leadership Fellows and the National Preparedness Commission. As Director of Stephanie Boyce Consulting Limited and a commissioner with the Shinkwin Commission, she continues to advocate for diversity and inclusivity in recruitment and workplace practices. Through these roles, Stephanie is a transformative figure in the legal sector, setting new standards for future leaders while driving positive change.

If you’re interested in collaborating with Stephanie or inviting her to speak at one of your events, please reach out to her at


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