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Services
for Law Firms
Julie A. Fleming
provides a variety of services to law firms including:
One-on-One
Coachingon
topics such as:
Time
mastery/organization
Business
development, including networking, "branding," and building
a professional reputation (internally and externally)
Information
management (handling emails, documents, etc.)
Leadership
development
Communications
and professional presence
Business development
Client service
and relations
Practice and
professional development
Attaining
leadership in bar associations
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of Julie's most popular presentations.
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of Julie's Speaker Kit by clicking
here.
Contact
Julie to discuss customized workshops and programs for
presentation on-site, at firm retreats, or via teleconference or webinar.
Communications and leadership
assessments:
DISC assessment:
useful for helping lawyers understand their own communication style
and how to recognize others' style, which creates the opportunity
to adapt one's style of communicating for maximum effectiveness.
The Leadership
Circle Profile: uses 360-degree feedback to paint a picture of
the competencies and tendencies that contribute to (or detract from)
an attorney's ability to lead. Using the profile creates an
immediate breakthrough and an opening for further development.
Leadership
Culture Survey:
evaluates the currently-existed leadership culture in a firm, identifies
the desired culture (defining a gap for development) and compares
both the current and desired cultures with those identified by other
organizations.