Charles Russell managing partner James Holder is set to step down from his post as part of a management overhaul that will see the firm have no managing partner from 1 May this year. The firm confirmed in a statement today (25 March) that Holder had agreed to step down as managing partner, and instead take up a strategic business generation role within the firm, rather than returning to full-time fee-earning.
March 25, 2011 at 07:21 AM
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Charles Russell managing partner James Holder is set to step down from his post as part of a management overhaul that will see the firm have no managing partner from 1 May this year.
The firm confirmed in a statement today (25 March) that Holder had agreed to step down as managing partner, and instead take up a strategic business generation role within the firm, rather than returning to full-time fee-earning.
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