The Law Firm Disrupted: 'Revenue Enablers' Know Best
Law firms are hiring more business professionals. Just don't call them "non-lawyers."
June 06, 2019 at 09:00 PM
5 minute read
Law firms are hiring more business professionals, and the recruiters who help fill these roles are also staffing up. Both can have sharp insights into how well firms are preparing for the future. Welcome to this week's installment of the Law Firm Disrupted. Email me here or sign up to receive this newsletter here.
|'Revenue Enablers' Know Best
|I was speaking earlier this week to Jennifer Johnson Scalzi, CEO of management consulting and executive search firm Calibrate Legal, for an article I've got in the works on the growing presence of non-lawyer professionals in law firms.
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