Jonathan Fitzgarrald (Bad for the Brand) and I spoke on a webinar today for the Legal Marketing Association – Capital Chapter on Best of the Web for Professional Development.
One of the things we did was comb through our Google Readers, email folders and the like, and made a list of all
Jonathan Fitzgerrald, CMO, Greenberg Glusker (Bad for the Brand and so much more) and I sat down yesterday to discuss our upcoming Webinar Best of the Web for Professional Development. Of course, a Vente iced-coffee propelled us off topic now and again, and at one point we started ranting about legal marketers
Joe Paterno’s statue is coming down today.
I am not a Penn State alumni, so I don’t have a personal or emotional stake in this, but I do have opinions.
My opinions are coming to focus in on where our fiduciary duties as leaders in
I know you won’t believe this, but I was a shy kid. Painfully shy. One of my clearest memories is when I was around six-years old, at my brother’s Eagle Scout ceremony, and hiding under my mom’s poncho (it was the 70s).
I remember in junior high standing around and physically gagging, not being able
I know I’ve covered this topic before, but I had another reminder this week about how you should be living your passion. And, if you don’t know what your passion is, you need to find it.
What do I mean by that?
When you love what you do, or who you do it for,
Last week I was in Texas for the Legal Marketing Association‘s annual conference.
Like any conference, there were some knock-it-out-of-the-ballpark wins (keynote speaker James Kane) and there were some strike-outs.
In talking about one of the sessions that did not go as well as Jim’s, a colleague, who is a consultant to
What do the Ewings, Top Chef and the Legal Marketing Association (LMA) all have in common?? DALLAS!!! Woo hoo. I just booked my flights for the LMA Annual Conference to be held in Dallas (ok, Grapevine), Texas, March 15-16, 2012. I’m looking forward to seeing friends and colleagues, along with the programming and
I had a colleague e-mail me earlier in the week looking for a PR professional, in Los Angeles, who specialized in business, not law. Did I have a referral?
I thought about it and came up with a great candidate. He’s in my Outlook Contacts, we used to work together, so I know he’s good.
I saw a great headline the other day: Dear Congress, It’s No Longer OK To Not Know How The Internet Works.
I remember fondly the days when we were all tickled pink by our elected officials’ struggle to understand how the internet works. Whether it was George W. Bush referring to “the internets” or
I’m airing a dirty little secret today.
Around the water coolers of law firms across this country, and most likely around the world, lawyers and other professional people are talking about Kim Kardashian.
I am amazed at how many professional women watch the show and follow