Linklaters private equity partner Richard Youle has taken part in a new partner development pilot that could see life coaches and third-party reviews rolled out across the magic circle law firm's private equity practice in a bid to enhance client development skills.
November 25, 2009 at 08:57 PM
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Linklaters private equity partner Richard Youle has taken part in a new partner development pilot that could see life coaches and third-party reviews rolled out across the magic circle law firm’s private equity practice in a bid to enhance client development skills.
Youle (pictured) took part in a pilot provided by external consultants Peak Partner Performance (PPP) which saw three of his clients providing feedback on his work and what could be improved.
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