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Thousands
of Attorneys have attended these seminars already...We
invite you to gain the critical insights and business
development skills they learned. Don't miss out!
Dealing with the challenges
for diverse attorneys in the profession...
Best
Practices of Personal Marketing
for Diverse Attorneys —
Getting The Career You Want in the Legal Profession
(for All Attorneys)
INTRODUCTORY
OFFER Only $149.00 plus shipping & handling.
You receive an audio CD with the complete 75 minute seminar,
a 20-plus page transcript of the
seminar, plus the full set of slides. To Purchase, Click
Here.
This web seminar focuses
on the specific challenges that diverse attorneys face in
building their legal business.
An accomplished African-American rainmaker and firm leader
disclose what attorneys of diverse backgrounds should be
doing now in marketing and selling to advance their legal
careers.
Our
expert is Donald
S. Prophete of Ogletree
Deakins, a respected attorney, acknowledged
as a superb
business
generator
by his
firm
and peers. He shares with you his practice building experience
and expertise. And
provides pragmatic, effective and proven best practices for
you to grow your legal business and build your professional
reputation in 2007.
Mr. Prophete serves on
the firm's 5-member Board of Directors and as the firm’s
Chief Diversity Officer. He represents
management
in all aspects of employment-related litigation and traditional
labor matters. For more information about the speaker, click
here.
Ogletree Deakins is a leader among top law firms in its
commitment to diversity. In April of this year, Ogletree
Deakins was one
of two firms in the country honored with the Pfizer Diversity
award.
In addition, the firm has been widely recognized for its efforts:
- Ranked 2nd nationally by the AmLaw 250 for its percentage of
African American lawyers
- Ranked number 9 on the list of the Top 25 Law Firms for
African Americans in the 2005 edition of the MultiCultural
Law magazine
- Ranked among the top 100 law firms nationwide in the
Minority Law Journal.
Making Diversity Work
These days all
firms are trumpeting their commitment to diversity. However,
as
we
have seen,
real commitment comes down to
ensuring that
diverse attorneys have the opportunities and skills
they need to thrive
in the profession.
This starts with developing
an excellent attorney – and supplying
the work experience to build legal proficiency.
Long term, however, growing your own practice is the pathway
to a long and rewarding careeer – especially for diverse
attorneys. Why? Excelling at business development lets you remove the barriers
to your success.
If you become a rainmaker, you can:
- Choose the type of clients you work
with;
- Do the kind of legal work you enjoy;
- Gain more control over your time and schedule;
- Win the respect of your firm; and
- Get your fair share of rewards and recognition.
Fortunately, diverse attorneys
can capitalize on the increasing demand by clients to work
with
a more
diverse base
of attorneys. Also, your heritage is an asset as more
clients are being headed up by more diverse senior executives.
Don’t
wait for others to hand you the opportunities you desire. If
you don’t
build your rainmaking skills and entrepreneurial mindset, then
you may continue to face all
the barriers and instabilities of the profession…including
dependence on other attorneys for assignments and opportunities;
exclusion from potential business and high power networks;
and working on clients and matters dumped on you by others.
The bad news is that the
institutional and professional barriers are not going away
any time soon. But the
good news is that
you can gain control of your success. These barriers
don’t
have to hold you back.
Rainmaking is simply a skill,
honed by daily habit and entrepreneurial mindset. Anybody who
is motivated,
dedicated
and action-oriented
can learn how to market, network, sell and manage
relationships. Simply put, if you take the same actions
as experienced
rainmakers, then you too can start to produce
the same results
and enjoy similar career benefits.
So hear
for yourself what you can do. Don Prophete offers you specific
how-to tips and practical advice that you can use to grow
your practice and build
your professional reputation in 2007.
Topics to be covered
include:
• Why rainmaking is imperative
for diverse attorneys
• Finding your personal marketing mission and setting
the right goals
• Leveraging your natural advantages as a diverse rainmaker
• How to target and work the right organizations for
new business
• Building alliances
with other professionals of similar backgrounds
• Expanding your practice through relationships and networking
• How
to take advantage of resources in your own firm
• How to sell like a rainmaker
• Thinking
and acting like an entrepreneur
Who should attend:
• Partners and Associates looking
to grow their practices and develop a book of business.
• All Professionals who want to understand and apply the best
practices of business development.
• Marketing Directors looking for ways to support their
associates and diverse attorneys.
Prepare
yourself! Take your next step forward
to building a practice with this recording of our Best Practices
seminar.
Click
Here to
purchase this
key skill-building seminar. Only $149, plus shipping
and handling.
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Responses to our other web
seminars:
"It was a great seminar,
with many important things to think about, presented in an engaging
way." - David Southern, Gardner Carton & Douglas
"...a fantastic seminar.
I have had extremely positive feedback from a number of our
lawyers including our Managing Partner...We expect to follow
up with SAGE for another seminar."
- Multiple-office Law Firm
"I
wanted to let you know that I thought last week's webinar was
extremely well-done and well-received by the attorneys in my
Firm. The 20 associates in attendance said that they found the
information useful and "use-able". In fact, we are
planning a follow-up seminar next week to review some of the
points you covered and to start critiquing peoples' 30-second
commercials. I've also had requests to meet with folks one-on-one
to help them develop a plan to begin to implement some of the
ideas you discussed. For us, that's real progress.
- Marketing Director, Washington DC Law Firm
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