The partnership of legal search firm Major, Lindsey & Africa made a choice to reinvest in the firm in 2001, and it has grown explosively from five to 19 offices since. But not everyone made the same choice. Martha Fay (Marty) Africa opted out of the expansion plans, cashing in her partnership but keeping her name on the door. Now she's opted out of the firm altogether. Africa, who helped build Major Lindsey from scratch over nearly 24 years, is joining a small executive search firm based in San Francisco.
May 24, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The partnership of legal search firm Major, Lindsey & Africa made a choice to reinvest in the firm in 2001, and it has grown explosively from five to 19 offices since.
But not everyone made the same choice. Martha Fay (Marty) Africa opted out of the expansion plans — she cashed in her partnership, but her name stayed on the door. Now she’s opted out of the firm altogether.
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