Migrating from marketing to business development - Page 2
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Over 800 legal marketers and business developers, more than 50 of them from Canada, descended on the Hyatt Regency Denver at the Colorado Convention Center March 10 to 12 for the 2010 Legal Marketing Association Annual Conference.
More take-aways from LMA 2010
1) Twitter enhances experience for many — visit www.twitter.com and enter the search term #lma10 to read the thousands of tweets that were registered pre-, during, and post-conference. As of yesterday, tweets were still coming in. Not only can you get the real-time comments, there are many re-caps available and even a link to a YouTube video.
2) ACC Value Challenge — this initiative from the Association of Corporate Counsel has gathered real traction over the past year and received a shout-out in almost every session. Visit www.acc.com/valuechallenge/ for more information.
3) Social media matters — the session on leveraging social networking was jam-packed, with many overflow attendees opting to sit on the floor, rather than miss the presentation.
4) It’s not all about alternative billing practices — although an important part of doing business today, members of an in-house panel, moderated by the BTI Consulting Group’s Michael Rynowecer, were not all fans.
5) Measuring the success of lateral hires — in a session called, “Developing metrics for measuring your marketing ROI,” presenters advised that firms develop a tool to help retain “good” laterals, defined as those who not only bring in new clients, but also successfully cross-sell other practice areas.
6) Canadians punched above their weight in the Your Honor awards, snagging 6 of the 50+ presented, including Chapter of Year for LMA Vancouver. See below for the full list of Canadian winners.
Advertising — Single Ad
First: The Pink Ad, Bennett Jones LLP
Advertising Campaign
First: Signal Flag Branding Campaign, McInnes Cooper
Announcements
Second: First national Canadian law firm to become carbon neutral, Stikeman Elliott LLP
Chapter
First: Changing the Rules, LMA Vancouver Chapter
Newsletters
First: Registration Reform, Stikeman Elliott LLP
Recruiting
Second: The Exceptional People Campaign, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
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