The State Bar of Michigan’s Practice Management Resource Center will present the virtual seminar “Innovative Mindsets: Build Your Future Practice Today” on Wednesday, June 8, beginning at 2 p.m.
This virtual seminar focuses on the importance of developing an innovative mindset and embracing technological advances, to become the best possible 21st century lawyer.
Presenter Juda Strawczynski operates from a “yes, and” perspective, acknowledging the foundational importance of what was learned in law school, while also encouraging lawyers to embrace skill sets not traditionally found in the real world of lawyering. Its learning focus hones in on the various keys available for practical innovation, including borrowing from other fields, and understanding the concept of minimum viable products, to help students and practicing lawyers bridge their training and practices into their ideal career path.
To crystallize learning objectives, Strawczynski examines use cases where innovation has been successfully employed.
To register, visit www.michbar.org/pmrc/virtualseminars.
- Posted June 02, 2022
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June 8 virtual seminar looks at building future practice today
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