A magic circle law firm once asked me to shadow a 'rain-maker' to see what he did differently to other partners. It was fascinating to watch a lawyer doing business development (BD) just like an investment banker.
October 25, 2012 at 07:03 PM
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Unlike investment bankers, law firms don’t put business development at the heart of their efforts. BD veteran Barry Jackson argues they can learn to excel
A magic circle law firm once asked me to shadow a ‘rain-maker’ to see what he did differently to other partners. It was fascinating to watch a lawyer doing business development (BD) just like an investment banker.
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