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: Larry Bodine's LawMarketing BlogLast Days to Register for Webinar: Business Development in a Severe Downturn
By Larry Bodine, Esq.
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For law firms planning to be in business in 2009, don't miss this Webinar: Business Development in a Severe Downturn -- How CMOs Can Train Partners to be Rainmakers. |
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| PRESENTED BY: |
Incisive Media | |
| SPEAKER(S): |
Iris Jones, Chadbourne & Parke; Larry Bodine, Esq., Apollo Business Development; and Darryl Cross, LexisNexis |
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| DATE: | Tuesday, December 3, 2008; 12PM - 1PM Eastern | |
| LOCATION: | Over the Web, on your computer | |
| MORE INFO: | CONTACT: Laura Kresich; (Tel) 773.966.9273 or lkresich@lawmarketing.com | |
There is no shortage of bad news about the economic picture for the legal profession in 2008 and 2009. The law firms that survive and indeed, thrive, will be those that attend this not-to-be-missed program addresses several perennial challenges facing law firm CMOs and marketing partners, including:
Motivating the attorneys to conduct business development.
Demonstrating the marketer’s value to the management committee.
You will learn what the key business development tactics to use to get your lawyers into face-to-face meetings that generate new business. This program is also designed to get marketers off the dreaded “overhead” category of a law firm’s ledger, and solidly onto the “revenue” side. In today’s increasingly competitive law firm environment, Chief Marketing Officers and law firm business development professionals need a new strategy for competitive advantage.
"This will no doubt be the most challenging year the legal industry has seen since 2001" -- Dan Dipietro, of the Citi Private Bank, writing in the Oct. 2007 American Lawyer magazine.
Take advantage of our Early Bird discount: register on or before November 28 for just $265. Click here to register now. After November 28 the registration fee is $300.
The program draws on the collective experience of Iris Jones, the Chief Business Development and Marketing Officer of Chadbourne & Parke -- an AmLaw 100 law firm with $281,000,000 in gross revenues -- and Apollo Business Development expert Larry Bodine, Esq. plus Darryl Cross, Vice President of Client Profitability at LexisNexis. Together, they have helped dozens of law firms generate millions of dollars.
Topics to be covered include:
- An analysis of lawyer personalities, so you know which people will bring you the best results.
- How to sell legal services -- and avoid the mistakes of being a salesman who pitches products.
- Business development priorities.
- How to make business development matter in your firm.
- Individual business development coaching sessions -- before, during and followup.
You'll also see the methods that 480-lawyer Chadbourne actually uses to activate their lawyers to bring in new files:
A strategy for business development training - Creating a training calendar and what to put on it.
- Providing tools to simplify tracking contacts.
- Using competitive intelligence -- to look for the relationship, not just the name of the competing firm.
- Creating a "Client Service Team Information Kit."
- Offering in-house business development planning -- with action plans and progress reports.
- Cultivating rainmaking programs with internal roundtables and team presentations.
- Establishing a proposal center.
- Demonstrating accountability.
Join us for this live Web seminar and learn how to jump start your firm's business development program and increase profits.
Full post as published by Larry Bodine's LawMarketing Blog on November 28, 2008 (boomark / email).
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