What can being on social media (specifically LinkedIn) do to help law firms and their lawyers? Well for starters it can:
- Showcase your firm’s expertise and increase brand awareness for
6 Reasons Why Law Firms Need to be on Social Media
Lawyers Who Lead: Daniel Shulman From Vedder Price
This is the first installment of my Lawyers Who Lead series, which will feature insights and advice from a broad range of lawyers, and will showcase their career paths and what they think it takes to be successful as a lawyer today.
I’m excited to feature Daniel (Dan) Shulman in the Lawyers Who Lead series. Chicago-based Dan is an experienced intellectual property litigator and appellate lawyer at Vedder Price.
Dan brings a unique perspective and client-focused approach to his practice honed by over a decade serving as in-house as chief IP counsel for a multibillion-dollar conglomerate holding thousands of worldwide patents and trademarks.
In his bio, I love that Dan says his approach to his clients follows the Golden Rule – he treats his clients the way he expected to be treated by his own outside counsel. You can read Dan’s full bio and connect with him on LinkedIn.
Read more about Dan and his career path.
Women Who Wow: Leslie Valenza
Leslie Valenza is a communications professional with 15 years of legal marketing experience. As a vice president at Poston Communications, she manages the development of a range of knowledge-based content for law firm and other professional services clients, from awards submissions to blog posts and bylined articles, to website copy and video scripts, along with other digital media materials.
Before joining Poston Communications, she worked for nearly 10 years at an Am Law 100 firm where she collaborated with leaders to elevate the firm’s brand in key markets and industries as the manager of media relations.
Prior to that role, Leslie worked at a strategic communications firm.
Leslie is a member of the Legal Marketing Association’s Mid-Atlantic Region Newsletter Committee. She has volunteered for a range of nonprofit organizations, including the American Cancer Society, RaiseAChild and the Los Angeles Diversity Film Festival, for which she led the organization’s first East Coast event.
She lives in Richmond, Virginia, with her husband and daughters.
Learn more about Leslie in this Women Who Wow profile and connect with her on LinkedIn.
How LinkedIn’s High Domain Authority Affects Anyone With a LinkedIn Profile
If you want a compelling reason about why you should start using LinkedIn today – here it is.
LinkedIn has high domain authority so you WILL be found in all
Why Business Professionals Should Start Using LinkedIn Today
When is the right time to start using LinkedIn more? Or to start posting on LinkedIn?
Welll how about today or this week?
Don’t put it off any longer.
How to Turn on Creator Mode on LinkedIn
If you haven’t turned on Creator Mode on LinkedIn, now is the time to do it. Especially if you are a content creator and especially if you are trying
Why Training Your Employees on LinkedIn Is so Important Today
Providing LinkedIn training to your employees is a smart investment worth making for many reasons.
For starters, to be truly successful at LinkedIn as an organization and to harness the
17 Actions You Can Take to Build Your Brand and Business
If you’re ready to start doing more marketing but you aren’t sure where to start or exactly where you should focus, here are some ideas for things you can do
Why You Should Never Professionally Ghost Someone
Being professionally ghosted is an awful feeling.
This is the kind of ghosting when you are courted for a business opportunity, a client matter or a potential job and then
Women Who Wow: Betsi Roach
The next Woman Who Wows is Betsi Roach, who I have known for many years when she was the executive director of the Legal Marketing Association. Betsi led the LMA with grace, collaboration and humility.
She understood members’ unique challenges, developing policy and advocacy campaigns to address these challenges, and worked with volunteers to create educational programs and content to meet member needs
Betsi is now the executive director of CLOC (Corporate Legal Operations Consortium), the world’s leading association for legal operations professionals.
Learn more about Betsi and why she’s a woman who wows.