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Wright Family Law Group in Massachusetts is seeking a Director of Business Development to own how we show up in communities and drive referrals. This is a relationship role—spend your week in rooms with realtors, advisers, and other professionals, building trust that leads to client referrals.
You will also drive Morticia, our 1970 Cadillac hearse, to events to be the brand face. The right candidate is genuinely good with people and values follow-through.
Yes, there is a hearse. We will get to that.
Wright Family Law Group is one of Massachusetts' leading family law firms, and we are hiring a Director of Business Development to own how we show up in our communities and where our referrals come from.
This is a relationship job. You will spend your week in rooms full of realtors, financial advisors, CPAs, estate planners, therapists, and mediators, building the kind of trust that makes people send their clients to us by name. You will also drive Morticia, our 1970 Cadillac hearse, to shows, festivals, and community events, because she is the reason people remember us and the conversation starter that opens most of those relationships.
If you want a role where you are out meeting people rather than behind a desk, and you are the kind of person who actually follows up on Monday with the people you met on Saturday, keep reading.
We represent families through divorce, custody, and the hardest transitions of their lives. Our mission is simple: outstanding legal work paired with an exceptional client experience. We are professional without being stuffy, we hold each other to high standards, and we have no patience for ego, drama, or office politics.
Our marketing is real and running: an established brand, an active event calendar, professional content support, and a firm that is known in its communities. You would be joining a growth push, not starting one from scratch.
Most firms treat business development as something attorneys squeeze in between hearings. We do not. This is a real seat with real ownership, reporting to the COO, with the firm's calendar, brand, and hearse behind you.
If that sounds like your kind of week, we would like to talk.
The right person is genuinely good with people and genuinely disciplined about follow-through. Most candidates have one of those. We need both.
We will be straight with you about this. You will have activity targets for events, new contacts, follow-up, and one-to-one meetings, and we will also track what those turn into: referred consultations, retained cases, and revenue. You will see those numbers monthly, and so will we. This is a role where good work is visible and gets rewarded.