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Edge International
Jordan Furlong is a Partner with Edge International. One of the world's leading management consultancies, Edge has been providing strategic planning to law firms for more than 25 years. Learn more about Edge.
Stem Legal
Jordan Furlong is a Senior Consultant with Stem Legal and leads its Media Strategy service. Stem provides online profile and business development services for law firms in the U.S. and Canada. Learn more about Stem.
Speaking Appearances
Law21 Twitter Updates- The disappearing law firm: Rapid consolidation in UK conveyancing market: http://t.co/quNnGjVc about 12 minutes ago from web
- China's Baker & McKenzie? Yingke continues expansion with launches in Poland and Turkey: http://t.co/FdXfhKOs about 14 minutes ago from web
- Ducks are prepped :-) RT @gnawledge Getting my ducks in a row for presentations at #ACLEAMidyear in #NOLA. Co-presenting with @jordan_law21. about 1 hour ago from webin reply to gnawledge
Monthly Archives: January 2011
Meritas Canadian Regional Meeting, Whistler, BC
I’m very happy to be delivering a presentation and facilitating a roundtable discussion at the Canadian Regional Meeting of the Meritas global law firm network in Whistler, British Columbia, on February 11, 2011.
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The future of lawyer associations
Thomas Wolfe says you can’t go home again; nevertheless, I’m returning to my alma mater Queen’s Law School tomorrow to give a presentation on the future of the legal marketplace. While preparing slides for my section on networking, I noticed that examples of old-line bar associations (the volunteer kind, not mandatory or regulatory bodies like [...]
Posted in Governance, Innovation 4 Comments
Lawyers and the red balloon
Like many parents of small children, I’ve gotten to know Thomas The Tank Engine, and the peculiar universe he inhabits, far too well. As an example, I’ve now read the story James and the Red Balloon so often that I’ve begun to draw lessons for the legal profession from it. To summarize: among the trains [...]
Posted in Access, Competition, Innovation 5 Comments
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