LANNING A DINNER party for a newly announced partner is like buying a gift for the kid who has everything: By the time someone makes partner at a New York firm, chances are she has eaten her way through the Zagat top 50 several times over.
So what do you do when you’ve been placed in charge of planning the historic event, yet another dinner at one of the usual suspects just won’t do? Herein are six strategies for a partnership party planner to remember.
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