Graeme Di Rollo is in-house legal counsel at Airalo, the world’s first and largest eSIM provider. Working within Airalo’s legal team, Graeme advises the business across a broad range of issues, including telecoms licensing and regulatory applications in Airalo’s key markets, core network supply and mobile network operator agreements, privacy, strategic partnerships, and marketing and brand.
Prior to joining Airalo, Mr Di Rollo was in-house counsel at William Grant & Sons, an independent family-owned spirits company, where he advised on regulatory matters and global marketing compliance and led on several key brand sponsorships. Before that, he was in-house at Trustpilot – the online review platform – handling brand protection and disputes across the business. Mr Di Rollo began his career as an intellectual property lawyer at leading Scottish law firm Burness Paull LLP, advising on trade mark strategy, brand protection, IP disputes and reputation management.
Mr Di Rollo holds an LLB and a Diploma in Professional Legal Practice from the University of Glasgow, and is qualified as a solicitor in Scotland.
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