Chief Executive Officer (CEO) – Law Firm Growth & Practice Management jobs in United States
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How To MANAGE a Small Law Firm · 1 day ago

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) – Law Firm Growth & Practice Management

How To MANAGE a Small Law Firm is seeking a Chief Executive Officer (CEO) with strong experience in business operations, coaching, consulting, and professional services leadership. This role involves providing executive leadership and hands-on practice management advising to law firm owners, ensuring effective execution of business and marketing plans for growth and stability.

ConsultingLegal

Responsibilities

Provide executive leadership and practice management coaching
Advise up to 75 law firm owners on business growth and operations
Ensure execution of business plans and marketing strategies
Maintain response-time standards for clients and internal teams
Track, document, and report member performance and outcome

Qualification

Executive leadershipLaw firm managementBusiness coachingPractice managementConsultingCommunication skillsOrganizational skillsLeadership skills

Required

Minimum of 8–10 years of Executive leadership experience (CEO, President, COO, Managing Director, or similar)
Experience in law firm management, consulting, or professional services
Strong background in business coaching, operations, or practice management
Ability to hold business owners accountable to measurable goals
Excellent communication, organization, and leadership skills

Preferred

Law firm operations
Practice management
Business coaching or consulting
Professional services leadership
Small business or entrepreneurial environments

Company

How To MANAGE a Small Law Firm

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How To MANAGE a Small Law Firm was founded by attorney RJon Robins.

Funding

Current Stage
Growth Stage

Leadership Team

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Brian E. R.
Senior Fractional CEO
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David Scarbeary, CFA
Management Advisor - CEO/CFO
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