Alex Novarese and Alex Aldridge look at how a handful of guys at Harvard Business School helped law firm leaders get back into education, while Charlotte Edmond canvasses a sceptical profession on consultants...
January 04, 2010 at 08:03 AM
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Learning to lead – Harvard started a revolution in leadership training for law firms in the 1990s. Alex Aldridge and Alex Novarese tell the story and assess what management training can offer.
The capital question – Harvard’s Robert Eccles and Jay Lorsch find the debate over whether the public company model can offer anything to the legal industry far from settled.
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