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Deborah Manus featured in the BBA’s Leadership Blog

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Deborah Manus, co-managing partner of the firm, was featured in “Learning from Leadership” on the Boston Bar Association’s (BBA) leadership blog Tipping the Scales on June 20. The blog provides insights and practical information to readers from accomplished BBA leaders. Deb, who serves on the BBA’s Trusts and Estates Steering Committee, shares her insights on leadership in the Q&A and discusses several topics including facilitating consensus, moving groups forward, the fact that there are many different ways to be an effective leader, and how leaders’ conduct affects their success.

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