Simon says he’s codified why some organizations are far more innovative and successful than other organizations. He describes a very simple concept that separates these organizations from all others with something he calls the Golden Circle. The circle is divided into three rings. The center ring is why, the middle ring is how, and the outer ring is what. He says that when we communicate most of us begin with describing what we do, followed by how, and on the rare occasion we actually make it to the center circle and explain why we do what we do. The really successful organizations (and leaders) communicate in the reverse order. They begin with why, then explain how, and finally end with what.
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We believe that the practice of law is a calling to serve clients, the profession and the community. No matter what legal challenge is presented, our powerful combination of experience, professionalism and teamwork will achieve the best possible outcome. We consistently deliver excellence in the most complex and demanding legal matters, both litigation and transactions.