Business, commercial, financial and leadership skills to manage and develop a sound and strategically effective in-house legal department
27-30 Nov 2018
& 25-28 Jun 2019 , 26-29 Nov 2019
GBP 2,599 2,199 *
EUR 3,639 3,079 *
USD 4,054 3,430 *
* When you book before 19 Sep
This intensive four-day programme uses up-to-date MBA thinking and techniques to focus on the real and challenging issues that are confronting today’s in-house legal departments.
The expert trainers from a legal and business background will share with participants their own experiences from working as in-house lawyers and business managers. They will refer to and explore up-to-the-minute management and leadership methodologies and techniques. This programme also offers a unique opportunity to share existing best practice and establish industry-wide norms with colleagues from different organisations and countries.
Who should attend:
As a result of attending this programme, you will be able to:
Your strategy
Strategy, tactics and choices
Strategies for winning v strategies for success
Selecting and selling the right options for the provision of legal services
Strategy, change and people
How you experience change
The change toolkit
The essentials of project management
Team-work
The history and the accounts
The future and the need for business processes
Managing fees with external law firms
The problems with traditional fee arrangements
Finding ways of operating more creative and ‘win-win’ fee arrangements
Understanding and fostering motivation and engagement
Emotional intelligence and leadership qualities
The view from the other side
Questions and answer consultation session with Mark Prebble
Mark Prebble
Mark Prebble, during his 21 years as an employed in-house lawyer, has worked for ICI and The BOC Group plc in the UK, and Biogen and SGS in Switzerland. He held the positions of General Counsel at SGS and Group Legal Adviser at The BOC Group plc. Since 1998 when he established Lawyers in Business, Mark has worked with in-house legal departments, providing coaching and support for in-house lawyers, wherever located, on management issues, legal department performance and projects involving raising legal awareness. Mark runs workshops for in-house lawyers in Europe and Asia. He also undertakes project management work for businesses, which have no legal department, and interim management of legal departments. He has written ‘Managing In-house Legal Services’ for Thorogood Publishing and ‘Right in It – where in-house Lawyers should be’.
Robert Mowbray
Robert Mowbray is one of the longest standing and most widely known trainers of professionals having worked in and with law, accounting and other organisations for over 25 years. He is renowned as a trainer in things ‘financial’ and has considerable experience of helping lawyers to read financial statements and in helping professional firms to increase profitability through more efficient and effective working practices. Robert was the author of Maximising the Profitability of Law Firms and has trained or consulted with over 400 firms in over 20 countries. He has been voted Trainer of the Year by the Legal Education & Training Group and is the current author of the annual financial benchmarking survey organised by the Law Management Section of the Law Society. The unique experience that Robert has gained puts him in a position to independently and authoritatively help in-house legal departments understand strategic financial management and how they can build effective relationships with external law partners.
Graham Boyd
Graham Boyd is known for his success in leading people, business, research, strategy and multi-stakeholder dialogue. He integrates hard skills with soft skills, to enable clients to connect the organisation’s purpose and strategy with the behaviours required. Over the past ten years his focus as entrepreneur and business transformation consultant has been on what has recently become known as Teal, or self-managing and deliberately developmental organisations. Graham started his professional life in high energy physics and computing then moved into Procter & Gamble, where he led the successful development of new products and new organisations. He combined complex systems thinking: seeing the whole, the interactions, and the parts and then changing the system for the better to drastically improve their operations in Asia and then in Europe. At P&G he worked globally with the in-house legal team to develop strategic thinking and management skills. Since leaving P&G in 2008 Graham has been an accomplished consultant, trainer and coach, and achieved great success with organisations and teams globally in developing their strategic decision-making skills, and empowering them to link their operations to overall business performance.
This course qualifies for the following CPD programmes:
| 27-30 Nov 2018 | ||||
| 27-30 Nov 2018 | Cavendish Hotel, London | GBP 2,599.00 EUR 3,639.00 USD 4,054.00 + VAT @ 20.00% |
GBP 2,199.00 EUR 3,079.00 USD 3,430.00 Until 19 Sep |
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| 25-28 Jun 2019 | ||||
| 25-28 Jun 2019 | Cavendish Hotel, London | GBP 2,599.00 EUR 3,639.00 USD 4,054.00 + VAT @ 20.00% |
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| 26-29 Nov 2019 | ||||
| 26-29 Nov 2019 | Venue not yet confirmed | GBP 2,599.00 EUR 3,639.00 USD 4,054.00 + VAT @ 20.00% |
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