Bringing together professional firm leaders to share
ideas on strategic leadership and management
excellence with each other and peers at clients,
while providing an independent voice
and direct access to policymakers
Bringing together professional firm leaders to share
ideas on strategic leadership and management
excellence with each other and peers at clients,
while providing an independent voice
and direct access to policymakers
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14 Oct 2019
September’s MTT meeting, about applying digital tools and methodologies to measure and manage organisational culture heard from Ian Jeffery, CEO of Lewis Silkin; Thomas Davies, CEO and founder of Temporall; and Penny Newman, chief people officer at Lewis Silkin.
Read more03 Sep 2019
Clients are mostly willing to try new things but are frustrated by the slow pace of change and the lack of joined up thinking at many professional firms, commented Alastair Beddow of researchers Meridian West speaking at the Forum’s Strategy & Marketing Group.
Read more26 Jul 2019
July’s MTT meeting, hosted by Lewis Silkin, was a presentation on external investment in the legal sector by John Llewellyn-Lloyd, director and head of professional services at Arden Partners, a specialist investment bank that advises professional services firms on fundraising and mergers and acquisitions.
Read more24 Jul 2019
With knowledge partners Harvard Business Review and the Financial Times, the Managing Partners’ Forum has launched its 18th annual Management Excellence Awards, spotlighting the contribution of management to the strategy and smooth operation of the business.
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2020 Awards have been launched
Hear from chair Neville Eisenberg
Helping those responsible for leadership and strategy to be the best they can
Helping teams survive and thrive in a fast evolving business landscape
Helping professionals be heard on matters affecting their sector and the wider business world
Tuesday 22 October 2019
Tim Vorley, Sheffield University Management School
Thursday 24 October 2019
Kim Tasso, RedStarKim
Friday 25 October 2019
Lucy Kimbell, University of the Arts London
Our sector makes a vital contribution to the UK economy, local communities and public life. The campaign aims to set the record straight.
Forum members would make ideal NEDs at corporates as this is not only beneficial for them and their firms, but could result in a material boost to UK productivity.
340,000 individuals with more than £1m of investable wealth give some £1.3bn annually to good causes. Those who are well advised give up to 17 times more.
Local leaders from every sector of the UK economy, business schools, professional bodies and Government, working together to help solve the UK's productivity problem
Peer Groups provide powerful exchanges of ideas and initiative all aimed at knowledge sharing and improvement.
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