In my previous blog post, I talked about how law firms have much in common with – of all things – philharmonic orchestras. Both are traditionally revered institutions with roots that are hundreds, if not thousands, of years old. However, because of changing times, both the traditional law firm and the classic municipal orchestra are finding themselves […]
Leadership, Marketing & The Law
Fiddling While Rome Burns, Part I: Tradition-Bound Law Firms Have Much in Common With Symphony Orchestras (and That’s Not Good)
What could your law firm possibly have in common with your city’s symphony orchestra? More than you may think. The L.A. Times recently published a fascinating story about the many challenges faced by the Los Angeles Philharmonic and other orchestras. As the Times describes the situation, “Orchestras across the country have been shaken by the loss of subscribers, […]
Hall-of-Famer Joe Sakic Proved That Nice Guys Can Finish First: The Four Leadership Lessons of the Former Colorado Avalanche Captain
“Where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio? A nation turns its lonely eyes to you.” ~ Simon & Garfunkel What would you like people to say about you when you retire? Here’s the test to see if you’re on the right track: Would they say all those nice things about you today? If so, relax: You’re […]
