Blogging the CIO/CTO and Practice Group Management Forums

by | March 31, 2005 | About the Site, Articles, Leadership, Marketing, Practice Group Management, Strategy, Technology strategy

First:  Thanks to my (old) good friends
at American Lawyer Media (particularly
the always entertaining Monica Bay, expert on all things related
to legal technology), I’ll be blogger-in-residence at the Chief
Technology Officer/Chief Information Officer Forum here in
New York at the Hilton/Times Square April
6th and 7th.  Look for a full report to be posted here immediately
thereafter.

Second:   Thanks to my (new) good friends
at Hildebrandt International
(particularly the estimable Susan Raridon Lambreth, guru of all things
related to practice group management), I’ll do the same at the 2005
Forum on Practice Group Management here in New York at the Grand
Hyatt April 11th and 12th.  Look for, etc.

For both events, I can say in advance I’m excited and energized
by the prospect of meeting old friends and making new ones—and
learning many things that I’m sure I do not know in the process.

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