Event Overview

Are you a legal professional looking to skyrocket your success in business development? Join us on Wednesday 06 March at 12:30 CET for an exclusive webinar on the potential of personal branding for lawyers, with practical examples on how to build and use one's own brand led by Marius Braun from The Marketer and the AIJA Local Representative of Singapore, Sebastian Blasius.

Together, we'll take a closer look on business development in the professional services sector and identify how lawyers can use a personal brand to grow their own business.

What to expect? After a basic introduction on the concept, we will discover what makes or breaks a good brand and how it can be established successfully. We will also highlight the chances and importance of social media platforms, especially LinkedIn. And, lastly, we will share some practical examples and best practices for a direct application in combination with a Q&A session round out the workshop.

If you are interested, please register by filling out the form here.

 

Marius Braun

The Marketer, Germany

Marius Braun, CEO and founder of THE MARKETER, has extensive expertise in legal marketing and brand building. His passion extends to the targeted use of AI to enhance and optimize tasks. 
 
During his studies, Marius recognized the enormous potential in the marketing of German law firms and professional services. In response, he did his master's thesis on personal branding and social media marketing as a quality indication tool in the professional service sector. This research laid the foundation for the establishment of THE MARKETER, a full-service marketing agency specifically tailored to the needs of this sector. 
 
Marius combines his academic insights with practical experience to develop innovative strategies that help lawyers and law firms strengthen their digital presence and communicate effectively with their target audience. 

The Marketer is one of the leading German marketing agencies focused on lawyers and law firms. The company delivers a holistic marketing approach and covers all topics from brand creation and setup to business development, personal branding and social media marketing.

Fees & General Info

There are currently no registration fees available.

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Scholarships

If you are a lawyer under 35 years old and meet the requirements, apply to our Scholarship Programme for this event. You can check more details here.

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