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The COVID-19 pandemic has touched every country on the globe, sparing no nation from the wake of its outbreak. Like you, lawyers around the world are in varying states of physical distancing, continuing to service their clients as best as they can. With many of you now working from home, this is your new normal.
In our upcoming webinar, Plank the curve: Working smart and effectively in your new normal, Debra Forman, principal and executive coach of Pinstripe Coaching, will provide you with her expert tips and insights on how you can continue to work strategically and effectively during these extraordinary times.
Please join us on Wednesday, 15 April from 16:00 -16:45 CET to take part in this important discussion.
Debra Forman, certified executive coach and principal of Pinstripe Coaching
Debra has actively been affiliated with AIJA for many years and brings to the Association more than 30 years of experience working with lawyers who want to foster communication and leadership skills, attain time, productivity and project management efficiencies, and effectively position themselves in their markets.
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