Managing Partners of firms of over 100 lawyers who are interested in our Boot Camp in San Antonio on January 20 and 21 (enrollment limited to 15 Managing Partners) please let me know – the camp will soon be fully subscribed. 
David Maister Interviewed by Patrick McEvoy
David Maister 
Patrick McEvoy Patrick McEvoy interviewed David Maister for 30 minutes on his new article “Do You Really Want Relationships” which I posted about in “Do you want romance or a one night stand?” If you would care to hear it, you will be asked for your name and email address
For World Masters Registrants Only
Here are the materials from my morning and afternoon sessions at Friday’s World Masters of Law Office Management in Sydney (August 26th) Click here for AM PowerPoint Click here for PM Powerpoint The documents are password protected – please contact me if you need a reminder. Thank you for attending.
The World Masters of Law Firm Management
A quick notes to friends in Australia and New Zealand that I look forward to seeing you on Friday at The World Masters of Law Firm Management in Sydney at the Four Seasons Hotel. Thank you to the Law Council of Australia for inviting me back to this extraordinary event. 
LAST REMINDER: David Maister presents “Management Missing in Action”
Please link to my original post regarding the Microsoft Live Meeting of David Maister – if you are involved in the senior management of your firm, you should use the link at that post for a complimentary registration.
Leading the Canadian Law Firm in the 21st Century
Canadians: Mark your Calendars now and plan to attend this exciting inaugural Canadian Bar Association (CBA) event from September 15-17, 2005 in Halifax.
Intense competition, rapid technological change, demanding expectations of clients and changing attitudes of lawyers and staff are realities in the operation of today’s law firms. As a leader, your priority is
David Maister presents “Management Missing in Action”
David Maister is presenting a webinar at 12:00 Noon, Eastern Time, on Wednesday, May 18, 2005, called ‘Management Missing in Action’.
Seminar Overview:
Professional firms all have the same goals and strategies: go after the (obvious) key clients in (obvious) key market sectors and stress (or claim) obvious things: excellence, teamwork, client service and so