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<b>Professional Development University</b> Leadership, Legacy and Self Determination: A PD Exercise for the New Year

I suggest, for the purpose of this brief column, that law firm leaders begin with the end in mind. Once we know where we want to go as leaders, then we can begin to chart a course that may lead us and others to that legacy destination or to one that exceeds our expectations and takes us into uncharted territory.

12 minute read November 30, 2005 at 08:36 AM
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Robert Clayman
<b>Professional Development University</b> Leadership, Legacy and Self Determination: A PD Exercise for the New Year

I have been fortunate to work with or for a Congressman, numerous Chief Justices, trial and appellate judges, university professors and deans, committee chairs, school principals, corporate executives and other leaders without formal titles.

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