Bevan Brittan is undergoing a drastic management overhaul which will see a reduction in the firm's board and the creation of a senior partner role in a bid to bolster profits. The proposed changes, which were announced to partners last week, are set to split the externally and internally-facing roles in the firm with incumbent chief operating officer Stuart Whitfield (pictured) set to take on the newly-created senior partner role.
July 21, 2008 at 11:49 AM
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Bevan Brittan is undergoing a drastic management overhaul which will see a reduction in the firm’s board and the creation of a senior partner role in a bid to bolster profits.
The proposed changes, which were announced to partners last week, are set to split the externally and internally-facing roles in the firm with incumbent chief executive officer Stuart Whitfield (pictured) set to take on the newly-created senior partner role.
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