by marc rosenberg
the rosenberg practice management library
many years ago, i was overjoyed that the managing partner of one of chicago’s largest local firms (long since merged out of existence) called me in for a meeting. today, i would have asked what the guy wanted to discuss before shlepping to his office. but 20 years ago, i was just happy he called me.
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the managing partner proceeded to tell me that his firm was looking for smaller firms to merge in. i asked him what the parameters were for his search.