San Diego attorney P. Randolph Finch Jr., at 38, is the firm managing partner of 30-attorney Marks, Golia & Finch. He joined the firm as a first-year associate, and his career has taken off at an uncharacteristic clip. He became an equity partner within about four years. As a third-year associate, Finch suggested a first-time retreat for the firm. At the retreat, he laid out his five-year plan for the firm, which included his promotion to partner in year one. The equity offer was on the table the next month.
February 24, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
P. Randolph Finch Jr. stumbled on the secret to success early.
The San Diego attorney, now 38 and a midsize firm managing partner, had spent summers during college working in his grandfather’s pressure-treated lumber mill in North Carolina, stacking wood for $4 an hour.
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