FREE ONLINE TRAINING
Closing the Case on Blame: Accountability as Your Secret Weapon
Hosted by Belle Walker, Belleview Consulting and Jen Lee AKA Rebel Esquire
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Accountability as Your Secret WeaponÂ
Dive into the dynamic world of legal responsibilities without falling into the blame game. Discover how accountability can become your secret weapon in navigating the complexities of legal practice. Too busy? Overwhelmed with cases? This presentation strips away the excuses and lays bare the actionable steps you can take today to integrate accountability into your workflow, enhancing team performance and client satisfaction.
Belle Walker, Belleview Consulting
Belle Walker takes organizations from Friction to Function, recapturing lost efficiency and engagement by aligning ways of working with strategic goals. Her clients span tech, professional services, nonprofits, and more.
Prior to consulting, Belle built several successful teams for HERE Technology, including one responsible for the quality of maps for autonomous vehicles, and received two patents. Belle began her career at Google, building a nation-wide aerial photography operation. She has also built Product Management and Customer Service organizations.
Belle has a Mechanical Engineering degree from Harvard and a Systems Engineering master’s from USC where her research studied organizations as systems.
Jen Lee AKA Rebel Esquire
Once a mild-mannered attorney (said no one ever), now the superhero for lawyers intent on transforming an industry resistant to change. She is redefining the practice of law through innovation, accessibility, and a bold departure from the status quo. Jen is the owner of Lawyer Success Network® and host of the Rebel Esquire™ podcast, launching in 2024.
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Jen changes the way innovative lawyers and law firms think about their business models, including creating products out of services, understanding networking and sales, banishing the billable hour, and modernizing mindsets. She enjoys being the one to step over those who say it can’t be done.
