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New Year’s Resolutions
Have you made New Year’s Resolutions? Do you want to build trust and be more effective at networking and winning business? Our CPCP program of excellence is now launched to guide you.
Launch of the CPCP accreditation
I set up Caroline’s Club because in 1996 unexpectedly I became head of the Simmons & Simmons private client department. It was makng a loss and I was taskd iwth turning a profit withing two years or being asked to leave.
At that time there was no guide, no mentor and no program as to what I needed to do to achieve what was expected of me.
However as a psychologist, I was keen to research
The Power of the Podcast
The speaker in this week’s podcast is Rachel Atkins, an award-winning reputation and privacy lawyer and partner with Schillings. She was nominated by Spear’s as the best reputation and privacy lawyer in 2023 and the Citywealth 2023 Top 100 international private client litigation lawyers.
Awards are important. They are a form of social proofing. If you want the best reputation and privacy lawyer to work for you in a crisis, choosing one with an award is a highly persuasive third-party endorsement. Spear’s and Citywealth are independent of Rachel and Schillings. They have researched reputation and privacy lawyers and decided that Rachel Atkins was the best.
She has also got some well-satisfied customer quotes
Join our Club where networking works
Join our Club where networking works.
The CPCP accreditation is your entry into an exclusive club of private client professionals where networking works≥
Jeremy Hunt’s Budget What it didn’t say.
What Jeremy Hunt’s Budget didn’t say
Jeremy Hunt’s Autumn Statement on 22nd November 2023 was not what you would expect of a low tax, small state Conservative Government.
Bernie Ecclestone’s tax
Bernie Ecclestone pleads guilty to tax fraud and pays£652 million in tax, interest and penalties
The non dom rule
The Non-dom rules of tax date back to 1799 when income tax was first introduced
Caroline’s Club relaunch
Relaunch of Caroline’s Club where professionals can promote their services
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