Are you making the most of your firm's cross-selling opportunities? On
average, in a typical firm, 20% of the lawyers are high-performing
rainmakers. They know the secrets to capitalising on business
development opportunities and they often manage to secure big clients.
A further 20% are doing little in the way of business development. The
rest (around 60%) are sitting somewhere in the middle. They're
bringing in business, but more needs to be done to find that extra
revenue. How can this 60% really capitalise on making more money? More
and more law firm leaders are turning to cross-selling. Develop a
cross-serving culture to cross-sell In many cases, cross-selling in
the legal sphere is a lot easier said than done. It should be easy to
get more work in different practice areas from your existing clients,
but organisational challenges and working cultures can often stand in
the way of cross-selling success. How can your firm overcome these
challenges and make the most of this traditionally untapped revenue
stream? Creating a Cross-Serving CultureShift: Mastering Cross-Selling
for Lawyers and Leaders is a practical guide dedicated to helping you
achieve exactly this. Packed with clear, actionable guidance on how to
attract, retain and grow a client base, it provides scores of
practical tips to help you and your firm become a true master of
cross-selling. To address the crux of the challenge at most firms -
adjusting mindsets and cultural attitudes of lawyers to encourage
cross-practice collaboration - the book outlines a proven strategy to
address the cultural change that is necessary to a successful
cross-selling initiative. The guide will also show you how to:
Initiate excellent communication between practice groups Educate your
teams to ensure they have a deep understanding of the services offered
by other lawyers at your firm Instill a culture of trust and empathy
between lawyers so a cross-serving culture can develop more easily
Implement an active client feedback programme Achieve higher levels of
client service, so you become the firm your clients turn to for
important work Implement a compensation system that rewards team-based
behaviours Encourage personal accountability Employ proactive leaders
who are committed to driving key cross-serving behaviours Why this
guide is a real-game changer Learn from David Freeman, one of the
world's leading authorities on maximising cross-selling in law firms.
He has over 30 years' experience and was recognised as the top "Law
Firm Business Development Consultant and Coach" in National Law
Journal surveys in the US. Actively increase the amount of lawyer time
and energy that is devoted to cross-selling at your firm. Uncover 13
key 'Accelerators' that will help your future business development
success. Drive greater cross-selling success with the Appendix
designed for firm leaders, offering a practical, high-level checklist
of major activities. In addition to the author's perceptions, this
book includes insights from law firm leaders who have provided input
based on a survey conducted specifically for this project. What your
peers are saying "In my opinion, David is the world's leading
authority on practical aspects of maximizing cross-selling in law
firms." Elizabeth Anne "Betiayn" Tursi, Global Chair and Co-Founder,
Women in Law Empowerment Forum "David Freeman has a keen understanding
of the art of cross-selling and the benefits it brings. His
professional background and experience allows him to articulate the
case for team centered business development in a way that motivates
and inspires even the most reluctant professional.." Peter Kellett,
Chairman and CEO, Dykema "David Freeman has literally written the book
on cross-selling. This is NOT a 30,000 foot view but rather he gives
us boots on the ground, practical guidance from years of overcoming
obstacles in every type of law firm culture." Doug Hoover,
CMO/Director of Marketing & Business Development, Schiff Hardin LLP
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Mastering Cross-Selling for Lawyers and Leaders
Produktdetaljer
ISBN
9781787427594
Publisert
2021
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Ingram Publisher Services UK- Academic
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
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Product format
Digital bok
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