managing partner
Lead law executive
A managing partner is the partner in a business partnership who handles day-to-day operations and administrative decisions.
In law firms and other professional partnerships, the managing partner oversees staff, finances, and business strategy while other partners focus on client work: She was elected managing partner for a three-year term.
- CEOTop corporate officer
- corner officePremium workplace for leadership
- budgetingAllocating funds systematically
- presidentElected leader of nation
- succession planningPreparing for leadership transitions
performance metrics · principal · resource allocation · operational efficiency · equity stake · director · executive officer · fiduciary duty · team leader · chairperson · billable hours · corporate governance · profit sharing · rainmaker · client relations · client retention · decision-making processes · market positioning
- business leadersCEO, director, presidente, executive, founder
- business operatorsowner, CEO, founder, entrepreneur, franchisee
- business ownersshop owner, shopkeeper, storekeeper, proprietor, sole proprietor
- lawyerslawyer, attorney, defense attorney, defense counsel, counselor
- partnersassociates, collaborators, colleagues, co-workers, coworkers
- business ownershipowner, sole proprietor, sole proprietorship, co-owner, proprietor
managing partnerjunior associate
Lowest-ranking lawyer at firm
junior partner · associate · intern · trainee · paralegal
managing partnersilent partner
Investor uninvolved in operations
sleeping partner · limited partner · subordinate · figurehead · worker
managing partneremployee
Hired organizational member
hired hand · salaried worker · wage earner · contractor · freelancer
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