For in-house counsel, executive presence is best described as creating a consistent long-lasting impression over time by the manner in which a lawyer expresses him or herself and engages others. This article will explain how to make your presence known at the executive level.
Some tips include how to project more self-confidence, earn influence, and cultivate connections.
This article appears in theAustralianCorporateLawyer, Volume 29, Issue 4 - Summer 2019
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