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London law firm is seeking a Business Development & Alumni Manager to join its Marketing & Business Development team in London. You will manage BD for multiple specialist groups and drive collaboration, cross-selling and client targeting alongside developing the alumni programme to strengthen relationships and referrals.
The role emphasises working with senior stakeholders across the firm, coordinating campaigns and events, and turning alumni relationships into measurable opportunities for
A leading London law firm has instructed me to recruit a newly created Business Development & Alumni Manager to join its established Marketing & Business Development team.
On the BD side, You'll support a portfolio of smaller specialist practice areas, including areas such as Financial Services Regulatory, Employment and Competition. A particularly important part of the role is bringing those groups together: sharing ideas and successful approaches, spotting opportunities for collaboration and cross-selling, and ensuring they are connected into wider firm initiatives rather than operating independently.
Alongside this, You'll take ownership of developing the firm's alumni programme, building stronger relationships with former lawyers and business services professionals and developing its value as a source of relationships, introductions, referrals, advocacy and recruitment opportunities.
Key responsibilities will include:
You’ll work closely with partners, senior stakeholders and colleagues across the wider Marketing & Business Development function.
The ideal candidate will have around five years or more of business development experience, preferably gained within a law firm. Strong professional-services experience will also be considered.
Previous alumni experience would be useful but isn't essential. More important is strong core BD capability, confidence working with senior stakeholders and the ability to build relationships and create momentum across different groups.