Transforming Law Firm Culture: Creating Conditions for Career Success
Women Lawyers Forum and Law Practice Management | Original Program Date: September 18, 2014
Culture refers to the unwritten rules that dictate how a group operates, including the way in which group members relate to one another, their work, and the outside world. The culture of a law firm can produce unintended barriers for newcomers and others who may not “fit” the mold. How can you identify and "de-code" unspoken cultural rules? Can you modify the existing culture, or do you attempt to adjust and develop survival techniques? How can you understand and transform the culture as a pathway to success? What can law firms or other legal organizations do to make diversity part of their culture?
PROGRAM CHAIRS
Nermine Assaad, Barrister and Solicitor
Sabrina A. Bandali, Bennett Jones LLP
Amelia Martin, Barrister and Solicitor
Speakers
Cynthia Aoki, Jones Harley LLP
Vandana Juneja, Catalyst Inc.
Dr. Gil Lan, Ryerson University
Lynn M. McGrade, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
Agenda
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