How do we interact with it?
As members of ProVisors, we take pride in referring our fellow lawyers to clients whose needs are outside our specialization. This reciprocity not only makes us look great, but it builds community and relationships that always come back around.
When we first joined ProVisors, we each had expectations of what the experience would bring. In our own words, here’s what we have gotten from the organization and what we bring to the table.
Home Group: Downtown 2 – Max Emma
I joined ProVisors in 2011 when the firm was new. Provisors has been an essential tool to help me built a strong network of professionals around me and those people have also become my friends over the last 10 years. I’m very lucky to be part of such an amazing group of people.
Home Group: Downtown 1 – Keith McKenzie
When I first joined ProVisors, I thought we’d be in competition with the other law firms. What I quickly learned was that the legal community within Provisors was one of mutual support and growth – always looking for an opportunity to provide a referral to one another. As a result, Provisors has enabled me to refer countless clients to professionals outside my expertise and develop friendships with many members in the process.
Home Group: Carmel Valley 2 – Mark Kagan
Being a more junior attorney (no offense to the more senior attorneys in Provisors), I was a bit nervous at first to take the plunge into a networking group chock full of experienced lawyers. However, it didn’t take long to break the ice and I have to say that, after a year and a half, I now look forward to the events and have found the relationships to be among the most helpful and important in my career.
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