As the Conservative Party leadership race draws closer to a conclusion, we are delighted to share with you the latest episode of our Ten-Minute Talk video series, with special guest Dr Henry Marsden, Managing Partner of Professional Services Firms International, where
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The Professional Practice Alliance (PPA) focuses on issues relevant to professional services firms, particularly law firms, addressing topics such as partner remuneration, tax advice, accountancy, compliance, employment, and partnership law. It explores the impact of emerging technologies like AI on firm governance, talent management, succession planning, and regulatory compliance. The PPA provides insights into evolving partnership structures, performance management, and ethical challenges arising from technological adoption. It also covers strategic management, training, and leadership development within professional practices, emphasizing adaptation to market changes and regulatory environments. The content includes webinars and discussions featuring experts in partnership law, governance, and professional services strategy.
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“Should we merge?” A discussion on whether, when and how to merge with another firm – Part 2: Professional Practices Alliance Webinar Recording
“Should we merge?” A discussion on whether, when and how to merge with another firm – Part 1: Professional Practices Alliance Webinar Recording
In this webinar, you can hear Chair, Corinne Staves (Maurice Turnor Gardner LLP), Partner Zulon Begum (CM Murray LLP), Simon Slater (Guest Speaker, Cripps Pemberton Greenish and Byfield Consultancy), Giles Murphy (Guest Speaker, Smith & Williamson) and Rob Millard (Cambridge…
Driving Positive Action In Professional Services Firms Webinar Recording
Partner Performance Management and Remuneration Systems: Under-Rewarded High-Flyers and Over-Rewarded Under-Performers – Professional Practices Alliance Webinar Recording
Rage, rage against the dying of the light: time to rethink mandatory retirement for partners?
Introducing a Fitness to Practise Regime – A New Approach to Regulatory Misconduct – The SRA Consultation on Rule Changes on Health & Wellbeing at Work
The SRA recently launched a new consultation on proposed rule changes on health and wellbeing at work, following their recent guidance and thematic review on workforce environments.
The consultation proposes the introduction of a limited fitness to practise regime, enabling…
The SRA Consultation on Rule Changes on Health & Wellbeing at Work: Treating Colleagues With Respect – A Welcome Progression or Regulatory Overreach?
On 4 March 2022, the SRA launched a new consultation on proposed rule changes on health and wellbeing at work, following on from their recent guidance and thematic review on workplace environments. The consultation proposes the following change to the…
Partner Performance Management and Remuneration Systems – Poll Results
Results from one of the polls during this week’s webinar, ‘Partner Performance Management and Remuneration Systems: Under-Rewarded High-Flyers & Over-Rewarded Under-Performers’, with the majority of attendees stating that their partner profit allocation system deals with ‘high-flyers’ “well enough”, and 29%…
Partner Performance Management and Remuneration Systems: Under-Rewarded High-Flyers & Over-Rewarded Under-Performers – PPA Webinar
We are delighted to invite you to the Professional Practices Alliance (PPA) discussion, ‘Partner Performance Management and Remuneration Systems – Under-Rewarded High-Flyers and Over-Rewarded Under-Performers’ on Wednesday, 20 April 2022. Join our chair, Zulon Begum (CM Murray LLP), and expert panel, Beth…



