Sentences with phrase «for small groups of clients»

There's more parties going for a smaller group of clients, who are also pushing for alternative fees, so firms will be pushing retirement as much as they can legally in order to survive.»

Not exact matches

The debate as to whether traditional PBMs save money for clients has propelled the rise of a renegade group of relatively small, so - called transparent PBMs.

That's why our recommendation to our small business owner clients today is to curate face - to - face experiences for small groups of key executives.»

Michael Spencer, an attorney for a group of smaller investors with more than $ 832 million of claims on defaulted bonds, said his clients haven't been able to negotiate directly with Argentina yet.

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Our Organizational Membership is designed for self - guided visitation by small groups of up to six clients, accompanied by the requisite staff from your organization / agency (see Benefits below for more information).

A few weeks later, at the request of former regular clients who couldn't afford privates, I started gathering a larger group of 10 or so folks for a small class in the space I was using.

Your coach has a small group of like - minded clients (around a few dozen) that they hold accountable, customize training and nutrition for, and help set and track goals.

Through her collaboration with Caryl Oliver, and Raptivity, she has created a range of learning and training courses for clients as small as a hospitality college in India to industry giants like the Linfox Group in Australia.

«We have created a new portal for solo and small - firm lawyers to enter the ABA, and we have thrown open the doors to our more than two dozen substantive law sections, recognizing that these colleagues practice in many areas of the law and work on behalf of a diverse group of clients.

As Counsel, Bill will continue as a Partner, with an increased emphasis on mentoring small groups of highly skilled TDS lawyers, who advocate for the interests of the firm's clients.

Our debt finance group is supported by members of other subgroups within the Business Department, including mergers and acquisitions (for all sizes of transactions, for public and private clients, and on both the buyer and seller sides), investment management (for clients with investment management divisions and matters), small business investment companies (for clients looking to form SBICs, obtain SBIC funding, or conduct portfolio financing transactions), securities (for public clients, particularly with respect to public and Rule 144A debt offerings), tax (including for cross-border transactions), ERISA / employee benefits and international (for clients with international operations and assets), as well as other practice groups within the Firm, including Cleantech & Renewables, Patent, Trademark, Copyright & Unfair Competition practices and the Labor and Employment practice.

But compared to the global consumer market for general tech applications this is still a relatively small group of potential clients.

«Unbundling» refers to the process of breaking down the multiple roles an attorney performs for a client into smaller, simpler groups of tasks.

I think marketing is more about messaging and collateral about the firm, whereas business development is much more about individualized material production for a small group of attorneys going after a particular client.

At Kostopolous Law Group, our marijuana possession defense attorneys have years of experience working with clients who have been arrested for having small amounts of marijuana and keeping their criminal records clean.

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Our law firm works with a diverse range of clients, including individuals, small businesses, physician groups, contractors, developers, not - for - profit organizations, municipalities, Fortune 500 companies, insurance companies, employers and hospitals on a regular basis.

A small core group of us worked together at our prior firm on high - stakes disputes for our business clients.

● Clarify the vision, purpose, and mission for your law practice ● Define and develop your legal niche to match your greatest strengths and motivate you to be the best in that field ● Project a likeable personality and acquire traits that will attract potential clients, who will eagerly seek you out to solve their legal problems ● Network and market your practice to generate a stream of clients ● Efficiently manage a solo law practice or small firm with limited resources and optimum results ● Evaluate law practice technology and marketing companies to find those which add value to your business (within your budget) ● Create systems and procedures for all office operations and client relations ● Create a peer group or gain a mentor to encourage and guide you as you build your practice

Example: Throughout my previous positions I organised events ranging from small product launches for a select group of clients, through to end - of - year awards events for over 200 professionals within the sector.

A typical career path is from account executive to account manager, heading up a small team within the consultancy and being responsible for a group of clients.

Account Manager, Lodge Marketing Group, Granite Falls, WA — 8/2007 — present • Manage five major accounts representing $ 2 million in annual sales • Hire, train, and manage junior account managers and other sales department staff • Spearhead training plan for firm's small business division to improve sales resources • Write and implement digital and print marketing plans • Cultivate lasting relationships with clients through deep knowledge of their business strategies, products and services, and industry focus • Monitor competition and proactively identify strategies to retain accounts in competitive marketplace

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This often consists of a small group of clients, usually no more than 10 to 15 in number, who are selected specifically for their varied viewpoints and experiences.

Limitations include small sample size, lack of random assignment of clinicians to see which ones are selected to receive the SFBT training and clients in both study groups were also receiving multiple sources of support from various community providers and, therefore, it is difficult to fully account for those possibly additional contributions to the clients» substance use and trauma - related problems.