John Martini, executive partner, Holland & Knight, Philadelphia
The firm capitalized on Reed Smith's shifting priorities to grow from zero to more than 30 lawyers in Philadelphia in a flash.
September 19, 2018 at 10:00 AM
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When John Martini ran an unsuccessful bid to become global managing partner of Reed Smith in 2014, he offered a 10-point strategic plan for the firm.
Four years later in a meeting with Holland & Knight, he had a moment of deja vu. “They hit every one of those key issues” from his 10-point plan, he said.
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