Building a Business Development Culture and Strategy
A Management Guide for Law Firm Leadership
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- Utgivningsdatum:2026-07-31
- Mått:156 x 234 x 21 mm
- Vikt:566 g
- Format:Häftad
- Språk:Engelska
- Serie:Globe Law and Business
- Antal sidor:250
- Förlag:Globe Law and Business Ltd
- ISBN:9781837231911
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- Executive summary xiAbout the editor xixAbout the contributors xxiIntroduction xxixBy Deborah B. FaronePart 1: Core Marketing and Business DevelopmentChapter 1: Building a firmwide marketing strategy – a roadmap for law firms ready to grow 1By Deborah B. FaroneWhy you need a firmwide marketing strategy 2What can go wrong without one 3How to start – match it to the firm’s direction 4How to get buy-in 6Keeping everyone on target and aligned 7The bottom line 10Chapter 2: Brand positioning and differentiation – a practical framework 15By Brandie Knox, principal and lead strategist, Knox Design StrategyThe process – a practical framework 161. Planning – setting the foundation 172. Discovery 183. Synthesis – making sense of what you heard 244. Strategy 25Conclusion 27Part 2: Getting into the TacticsChapter 3: Client relationships as strategic capital – how to build an enduring key client account program 29By JeanMarie Campbell, chief marketing and business development officer, Jenner & BlockThe new reality of client relationships in law firms 29A practical framework to bring consistency to key client management – the RELATE model 31How strong are your client relationships? 34Case studies 37Implementation is about making things stick 37Chapter 4: Cross-selling to cross-investing – breaking silos to build enterprise value and win 39By Julie Henson, chief growth officer, Decipher Investigative IntelligenceWhy cross-selling fails in most law firms (and why that’s the wrong diagnosis) 39From transactions to trust – the cultural foundation of cross-investing 41The economics of individualism – how compensation and metrics undermine collaboration 44Cross-investing defined – a growth strategy, not a courtesy 47Lateral integration as the ultimate stress test for collaboration 48Leadership’s role – what managing partners must model (and enforce) 49Building the infrastructure for collaboration 50The firms that cross-invest will win 52Chapter 5: Smarter collaboration analytics – turning data into performance 55By Heidi K. Gardner, distinguished Fellow, Harvard Law School, and Ivan Matviak, CEO, Smarter CollaborationWhy collaboration analytics is the new frontier for law firm growth 55Moving from data → insights → action → growth 56Firm-level insights – understanding the collaboration signature 57Sector-level insights – where the market demands collaboration 61Practice-level insights – the hidden pipelines between practices 62Client-level insights – turning under-penetration into growth 65Partner-level collaboration – the business case, the benchmarks, and the early warning system 68Turning collaboration analytics into behavioral change and performance 75Conclusion – collaboration analytics as a competitive advantage 79Chapter 6: Content differentiation in the age of information abundance 83By Andrew Longstreth, head writer, and Jamie Diaferia, founder and CEO, InfiniteDistinctiveness over volume 83Leadership sets the signal 84Strategy sharpens the focus 86Infrastructure for sustainability 87Recognizing and rewarding what counts 89Making it easy to leverage content 89Great expectations 91Chapter 7: Embedding a BD mindset – making it part of your professional identity 93By Trish Lilley, chief marketing and business development officer, Barnes & ThornburgSpeak a new language 94Know what we’re up against 95Recasting business development as a core professional responsibility 97Making the shoe fit – authenticity as strategy 98Sustainability – embedding BD in behavior 100The nutshell 103Part 3: Developing Human ResourcesChapter 8: From knowing and doing to being – how lawyers become effective, whole person practitioners 105By Diane Rosen, EdD, JD, MBA and Natalie Loeb, MSOld school law school 105Professionalism, professional identity, professional formation 106What competencies and characteristics do lawyers need? 107Learning to be a lawyer 108How individuals can maximize and self-direct their learning 111Becoming a lawyer is not a solo endeavor 112The whole-person lawyer – integrating identity, skills, and relationships . 115Putting it together 116Chapter 9: How internal communications impact morale and firm cohesion 119By Allan Schoenberg, chief communications officer, and Renate Wagner, director of internal communications, Vinson & ElkinsCulture as the operating system 119The culture–communication–leadership loop 120Translating strategy into shared language 121Transparency – honesty, consistency, and judgment 123Listening as a leadership discipline 124Communications architecture – channels, cadence, and governance 125Knowledge-sharing as a growth engine in an era of uncertainty 127Recognition and learning – making culture visible 128The manager cascade – where strategy becomes real 129Measurement and accountability 130Culture as competitive advantage in law firms 132Chapter 10: Wellbeing as business infrastructure – why BD cultures fail without psychological safety 137By Renee Branson, MA, RB ConsultingThe hidden infrastructure of business development 137The neuroscience of professional risk 139Why lawyers hesitate to cross-sell 140Case example – a firm that changed the dynamic 144Psychological safety as strategic infrastructure 145Psychological safety readiness for BD initiatives 145Red flags leaders should watch for 146Leader behaviors that lower threat 148The economics of psychological safety 149From initiative to culture 150A framework for BD culture – the collaboration infrastructure model 150The infrastructure leaders cannot ignore 151Part 4: Operations and Change ManagementChapter 11: Leveraging AI as a strategic partner in business development 153By Jennifer Leonard, founder, Creative LawyersThe AI moment in legal business development 154The VOICE framework – five dimensions of AI-enhanced business development 155Applications across firm types 159Building a culture of creative experimentation 161Identifying your highest-value opportunities 162Seizing the moment 163Chapter 12: Budgeting and ROI measurement – ensuring marketing investments deliver measurable value 165By Monica Rodriguez Kuniyoshi, principal, MRK StrategiesReducing risk by taking a measurement-first approach 166Understanding the starting point – the measurement ladder 167Art of the possible – aligning ROI measures to the firm’s current level 171The risks of over-relying on data 173Expanding your field of view – budgeting for technology, internal resources, and external support 174Budgeting through the ladder – pilot, improve, scale, and refine 179Making progress – strategy meets stage 180Chapter 13: Lateral integration and onboarding – using marketing strategy to accelerate success for new partners 183By Jessica Grayson, chief growth officer, Stradley RononReframing lateral hiring as a growth strategy 183A different model 183Before the search – aligning laterals with growth strategy 184Market intelligence as a screening tool 185Recruitment phase – using brand and experience to compete 185Designing the candidate experience 186Vetting beyond the portable book 187Between signing and day one – building the launch plan 188Market messaging and announcements 189Aligning expectations before day one 190Onboarding and integration – the first 90 days 190The first 90 days framework 191The lateral launch toolkit 192Avoiding common integration failures 193Beyond 90 days – sustaining success 194Measuring what matters 194Continuous improvement 195Implementation framework – getting started 195A self-assessment for your firm 197Designing for success 197Part 5: Client-Centric FocusChapter 14: What the firm already knows – how integrated client intelligence drives business development 199By Nat Slavin, managing partner, Client Insight Ventures and CEO, ClientSignalThe real reason that business development struggles in law firms 199What integrated client intelligence reveals 200Market intelligence – objective and subjective 205What firms need to do: five moves 207A self-assessment for leadership, and what to do first 208A culture, not a project 209Chapter 15: Succession planning – ensuring client continuity when leaders retire 211By Ida Abbott, founder, Ida Abbott ConsultingDeveloping an effective client succession and transition process . . . . 212The firm’s interests 213The client’s interests 214The retiring lawyer’s interests 214The successor partner’s interests 216Preliminary steps 217Designing the client succession and transition process 219Conclusion 226Chapter 16: Partner compensation and incentives – how compensation models influence BD behaviors 227By Tim Corcoran, principal, Corcoran Consulting GroupFinding the motivation 227The maths aren’t mathing 232“Increase leverage and partner profits increase, if all else remains the same” 234Penny wise, partner foolish 235“Consider a team performance-driven firm. Everyone benefits if anyone’s performance improves. Partners help one another.” 236Success is effortless 236In money matters, only money matters 238The origin of origination 241Don’t hate the player, hate the game 246Chapter 17: Digital presence and online reputation 251By Jaron Rubenstein, tech strategist, Rubenstein VenturesDefining your target audience and personas for amplification 252Your firm website – a strategic asset 255Lawyer visibility via SEO and GEO 257Social media strategies for practice and firm elevation 257Measuring digital performance – the mandate for data analytics 258Creating a culture of publication and self-promotion 259Assessing your firm’s maturity 259Law firm digital maturity and reputation assessment tool 260Prioritizing for maximum impact 261About Globe Law and Business 263
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