Insights: Publications Why Attorneys Should Consider Community Leadership Roles
Law360
Law360 (September 5) - Community leadership is a career development and well-being tool sometimes overlooked by attorneys, especially during early career stages.
Meanwhile, many senior leaders at firms and corporations display nonprofit board and civic leadership positions on their resumes, showcasing growth in community responsibility and visibility throughout their careers.
Exploring causes and nonprofits to engage with through volunteering and board service early on can support a lifelong legal career of achievement and purpose.
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