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The American Lawyer Announces 5th Annual Law Firm Chief Marketing Officers Forum

By Larry Bodine, Esq.

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Katherine Miletich, Sidley Austin, law firm marketing director5The American Lawyer today announced the agenda and speakers for its 5th Annual Law Firm Chief Marketing Officers Forum, to take place September 15-16, 2009 at the Renaissance Chicago Hotel in Chicago.

Targeted to law firm chief marketing officers, marketing directors, executive directors, business development officers and partners in charge of marketing, the two-day conference will focus on the changing role of marketing and marketers as law firms respond to the challenges of the current economic recession. Complete conference agenda and details are available at www.americanlawyer.com/cmo.

"As a conference co-chair, we're proud to have assembled many of the most accomplished folks in legal marketing to participate in this conference. Attendees can expect an excellent return on their investment of time and money,' said Katherine Miletich, marketing director, Chicago for Sidley Austin LLP.  She and I are co-chairs of the conference.

Key session topics will include:

  • 'Finding the Holy Grail of Marketing: Effective Cross-Selling'
  • 'Weathering the Economic Storm'
  • 'How to Motivate and Activate Your Lawyers to Do Business Development'
  • 'Marketing Trends from Other Professional Services Companies'
  • 'How to Target and Crack a Large Account'
  • 'The Marketer as Firefighter: How to Keep a Strategic Focus When There are Dozens of Small Fires to Put Out'
  • 'Strengthening and Expanding Relationships With Your Most Important Clients'

Cheryl Blackwell BrysonThe conference keynote address will be delivered by Cheryl Blackwell Bryson, partner at Duane Morris LLP. An award-winning contributor in both the professional and civic arenas, Blackwell Bryson will discuss her approach to internal cross-selling, her experiences developing win/win strategies with fellow partners, picking the right clients and the importance of a firm's culture.

Other event speakers will include:

  • Jeffrey J. Berardi, chief marketing officer, K&L Gates LLP
  • Murray Coffey, business development director, Jenner & Block
  • Theresa Jaffe, chair, marketing committee, Chicago Bar Association Board of Directors
  • Robyn Radomski, chief marketing officer, Reinhart, Boerner Van Deuren
  • Barbara C. Sessions, chief marketing officer, Winston & Strawn LLP
  • David Southern, global director of business development, Baker & McKenzie LLP

For additional conference information, or to register for this program, contact customer service at (212) 457-7905, e-mail rachel.lewyn@incisivemedia.com or visit www.americanlawyer.com/cmo

Full post as published by Larry Bodine's LawMarketing Blog on July 15, 2009 (boomark / email).

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