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McNamee Lochner Titus & Williams PC - Albany, New York

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MPF WEBINARS - 2018


The Managing Partner Forum presents a series of Webinars on topics important to law firm leaders. These fast-paced, interactive sessions feature a panel of experts and are moderated by John Remsen, Jr.

 

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RECORDINGS OF PAST WEBINARS


Developing an Effective Working Relationship  
between Your Firm’s Managing Partner and Principal Administrator

Original Broadcast: June 20, 2018

We’re proud to have presented this Webinar in partnership with the ABA’s Law Practice Division and the Association of Legal Administrators.

Your law firm is a business and, as such, it’s critically important to have a strong, competent, strategic leadership team to keep your firm profitable and deliver value to clients and firm owners. The two most critical players in this leadership role are the principal administrator, or COO and the managing partner, or CEO. Working together, these leaders can ensure your firms are positioned for long-term success in a dynamic and competitive environment.

Objectives:

  • Discover why the CEO-COO relationship is so important to running a successful law firm
  • Learn the importance of clearly defined roles and job descriptions for firm leaders
  • Develop and maintain a highly efficient and productive working relationship with one another

Speakers:

Oliver Yandle, JD (Moderator)
Executive Director, Association of Legal Administrators - Chicago, IL

John Remsen, Jr. (Moderator)
President, TheRemsenGroup - Atlanta, GA

David L. Arnold, Esq.
Chief Operating Officer, Pender & Coward - Virginia Beach, VA

Valerie A. Williams
Chief Firm Administrator, Pender & Coward - Virginia Beach, VA

John C. McCullough, Esq.
Managing Partner, McCullough Hill Leary, PS - Seattle, WA

April Campbell, JD
President, Association of Legal Administrators
Director of Administration, McCullough Hill Leary, PS - Seattle, WA


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MARKETING MATTERS
A Practical Workshop for Young Lawyers on Marketing and Business Development
Original Broadcast: December 5, 2017

The ABA Law Practice Division, Legal Marketing Association, and the Managing Partner Forum on this collaborative effort designed to be a shared learning experience for today's busy young lawyers and the marketing and business development teams that support them. You will learn tips and tricks necessary for a busy attorney to create an individual marketing plan that is realistic, achievable, and consistent with firm goals and appropriate for practice.

More than ever before, most young lawyers understand the importance of marketing and business development to their long-term career development. Most want to do it. They’re just not sure what to do or how to get started. They’re not sure how much time to invest and they often have unrealistic expectations about the results they might achieve. This webinar addresses these issues and more. Gather your newer attorneys and marketing teams to listen the webinar together, learn, and continue the dialogue post event.

During this fast-paced, interactive panel discussion, participants will learn:

  • Today’s Best Practices in Law Firm Marketing
  • Practical Tips and Techniques for Busy Attorneys
  • How to Develop Your Individual Marketing Plan
  • How to Use Your Firm’s Marketing Department

Speakers:  

John Remsen, Jr. (Moderator)
President – TheRemsenGroup
President and CEO – Managing Partner Forum – Atlanta, GA

M. Ashraf Lakhani
President Elect – Legal Marketing Association
Director of Business Development and Marketing – Porter Hedges LLP – Houston, TX

Traci Ray, Esq.
Executive Director – Barran Liebman, LLP – Portland, OR

Francisco Ramos, Jr., Esq.
Administrative Partner – Clarke Silverglate PA – Miami, FL


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Click here for handout materials.


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What Every Managing Partner Needs to Know
About Highly Effective Firm Administrators

A Competent, Trusted COO Makes all the Difference in the World
Original Broadcast: September 20, 2017

Like it or not, your law firm is a business. As such, it’s critically important to hire, value and appreciate the important role that trusted and competent administrators and support staff play in order to keep your firm running smoothly and efficiently.

As managing partner, your role is that of CEO. Your principal firm administrator serves as COO. He/she is an essential part of your leadership team and should have a strong voice within firm leadership and, importantly, a seat at the table. Getting the right COO in place and valuing the important contributions he/she makes can be a “game-changer” for you and your firm.

In this MPF Webinar, we feature two pairs of managing partners and firm administrators. Oliver Yandle, Executive Director of the Association of Legal Administrators, will serve as co-moderator of the program.

Join us for a fast-paced, interactive panel discussion to learn:

  • Why administrators are so important to running a successful law firm
  • The importance of clearly defined roles and job descriptions for firm leaders
  • How to develop and maintain a highly efficient and productive working relationship with your COO

Speakers: 

John Remsen, Jr. (Moderator)
President and CEO – Managing Partner Forum – Atlanta, GA

Oliver Yandle, JD (Moderator)
Executive Director – Association of Legal Administrators – Chicago, IL

David F. Bartz. Jr., Esq.
President – Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt – Portland, OR

Denise L. Gaskin, PhD
Chief Operating Officer – Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt – Portland, OR

Scott A. Remington, Esq.
Managing Partner – Clark Partington – Pensacola, FL

Gary T. Swisher, II, CLM
President – Association of Legal Administrators – Chicago, IL
Chief Administrative Officer – Clark Partington – Pensacola, FL


Click here for recording of Webinar.

Click here for handout materials.

 

 

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