Linklaters has launched an initiative to develop the talents of its top female lawyers, in an effort to overcome the challenges of attracting and retaining female associates. The firm has teamed up with Cranfield School of Management for the pilot of the scheme - dubbed the Women’s Leadership Programme - which will initially target its offices in London and continental Europe.
September 19, 2012 at 11:32 AM
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Linklaters has launched an initiative to develop the talents of its top female lawyers, in an effort to overcome the challenges of attracting and retaining female associates.
The firm has teamed up with Cranfield School of Management for the pilot of the scheme – dubbed the Women’s Leadership Programme – which will initially target its offices in London and continental Europe.
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