Spotlight Interviews presented by RedLaw Recruitment

Spotlight Interviews presented by RedLaw Recruitment
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Welcome to RedLaw’s Spotlight interview series where we bring you candid discussions and personal insights with leaders shaping the legal industry. Our interviews feature managing partners and partners, legal innovators and legal professionals who share insights on topics such as leadership, career progression, law firm culture, innovation, diversity, and the challenges shaping the legal industry today.
Whether you're an aspiring lawyer, a seasoned professional, or a law firm leader, Spotlight offers valuable perspectives on what it takes to succeed in the legal world.
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The series focuses on essential themes in the legal industry including leadership, career progression, law firm culture, innovation, and diversity, with episodes like the discussions on mentoring with Jinal Shah and AI's impact on the legal sector with Grant Gordon providing specific examples of contemporary challenges and insights.

Welcome to RedLaw’s Spotlight interview series where we bring you candid discussions and personal insights with leaders shaping the legal industry. Our interviews feature managing partners and partners, legal innovators and legal professionals who share insights on topics such as leadership, career progression, law firm culture, innovation, diversity, and the challenges shaping the legal industry today.
Whether you’re an aspiring lawyer, a seasoned professional, or a law firm leader, Spotlight offers valuable perspectives on what it takes to succeed in the legal world.
Paul Marco is the Managing Partner at Trowers & Hamlin where he's been for over 15 years. Starting out in property litigation, he’s since moved into firm-wide leadership, championing culture, innovation, and international growth. In this episode, he shares what’s kept him motivated, how he leads through change, and what he’d tell his younger self walking through the door today.Key Takeaways:The staying power of great work“High-profile clients and stimulating work” are what first drew Paul in but it's the people and the culture that kept him here for over 15 years.Leadership grounded in humanityPaul breaks down his style as “authentic, collaborative, and accountable,” with a firm-wide value of being “not afraid to be human.”Why global cohesion is a daily disciplineWith six international offices and growing, Paul explains how they stay culturally connected and strategically aligned.Innovation meets legacyThe firm is over 240 years old, but remains agile and forward-looking combining a kite mark of trust with new practice lines and jurisdictions.What really keeps him up at nightIt’s not internal politics it’s macroeconomic conditions, geopolitical shifts, and the responsibility of safeguarding the firm’s future.Mentorship and curiosity as a career edgePaul shares why being open to learning and showing curiosity about clients’ businesses has been core to his own growth and his advice to others.If you found this episode valuable, share it with a colleague or leader who’s navigating growth and change and don’t forget to subscribe for more conversations like this.

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