Membership growth
Built stronger value communication, engagement, education, and member pathways for a national legal organization.
I build the systems that turn complex expertise into clear positioning, stronger relationships, consistent execution, and measurable growth. My background combines national legal-sector leadership, multi-location brand strategy, digital performance, events, CRM, content, and hands-on marketing operations.
The operating principle: strategy should make daily execution clearer, faster, and more accountable.
Chartwell needs a leader who can think firmwide, earn attorney trust, protect brand consistency, and still execute the daily work. My path is not conventional law-firm tenure. The transferability is unusually strong.
As Executive Director of a national organization for board-certified trial attorneys, I operated inside the legal profession's real-world constraints: attorney stakeholders, ethics, accreditation, governance, complex subject matter, national events, sponsorships, reputation, search visibility, and communications to audiences ranging from 10,000 to 100,000 attorneys.
“I understand how legal expertise becomes trust, how trust becomes engagement, and how engagement becomes growth.”Reeve McNamara
The numbers below come from legal, association, SaaS, and multi-location service work. They show a repeatable pattern: clarify the audience, connect the systems, improve the journey, and measure what changes.
Built stronger value communication, engagement, education, and member pathways for a national legal organization.
Used CRM segmentation and A/B testing to improve relevance and performance across attorney audiences.
Achieved the top search position for the highly competitive term “Medical Malpractice.”
Led content, faculty, marketing, registration, accreditation, and event execution at national scale.
Select a leadership area to see how my experience maps to the work, without stretching titles or inventing experience.
Brand governance is not a logo exercise. It is the operating system that keeps attorney bios, practice descriptions, pitch materials, events, digital channels, and internal communications aligned without slowing the firm down.
The strongest legal business development systems connect market intelligence, client targeting, attorney credibility, content, pitches, events, CRM follow-up, and cross-practice opportunities.
Website, SEO, email, social, thought leadership, webinars, podcasts, and PR should operate as one connected system, not a collection of channel calendars.
High-performing marketing teams need clear priorities, decision rights, reliable workflows, measurable service standards, and a leader who can move between executive strategy and hands-on delivery.
Chartwell's marketing function should connect firm reputation, attorney development, client relationships, digital visibility, events, and measurement into a coherent system.
Create a firmwide standard that protects consistency while giving practices and offices usable tools.
Help attorneys understand where to focus, what to say, and how to deepen relationships.
Convert legal knowledge into a disciplined thought-leadership and digital distribution engine.
Give the team clear workflows, priorities, technology, data, and decision-making discipline.
This plan is intentionally practical. It begins with Chartwell's internal priorities and data, then moves toward a focused operating roadmap and a small number of visible pilots.
Understand the firm's strategic priorities, attorney expectations, client-development opportunities, team capacity, existing technology, and the work already succeeding.
Turn the audit into a practical marketing roadmap that aligns firm priorities, practice needs, team capacity, and measurable outcomes.
Activate a small number of high-value initiatives that demonstrate better alignment, faster execution, stronger attorney service, and clearer measurement.
The goal is not more reporting. It is a compact view of the signals that show whether reputation, relationships, attorney activity, digital engagement, and market opportunity are moving in the right direction.
Baseline first, then set targets with leadership. The sample visualization below is illustrative and does not represent Chartwell performance data.
Share of voice, branded search, rankings, media quality, priority-market visibility, and reputation signals.
Qualified engagement, practice-page journeys, subscriptions, attorney-content reach, conversions, and search visibility.
Target-account activity, pitch volume and outcomes, cross-practice introductions, CRM engagement, and relationship expansion.
Cycle time, service satisfaction, budget variance, vendor performance, event follow-up, and team capacity.
The industries differ. The leadership work is consistent: translate expertise, connect systems, strengthen the audience journey, and create measurable action.
Integrated attorney communications, membership, accreditation, education, conferences, sponsorships, search, and governance into a connected national program.
Directed a complex digital ecosystem serving approximately 200,000 clients annually, 120,000 guest profiles, 200 URLs, and 67,000 opted-in email contacts.
Own positioning, content strategy, buyer-stage messaging, landing pages, sales enablement, product feedback, assessment concepts, and a savings calculator.
Understanding, collaboration, communication, and commitment are also the conditions required for a trusted marketing function.
Learn how attorneys serve clients, where practices are headed, which markets matter, and what leadership needs marketing to make possible.
Create clear roles, useful tools, shared priorities, and low-friction workflows that make participation easier.
Translate legal expertise and internal strategy into concise messages, practical plans, and timely reporting.
Protect quality, deadlines, budgets, ethics, and relationships while continuously improving the system behind the work.
I would welcome the opportunity to discuss where the firm sees the greatest opportunity, what the marketing team needs from its next leader, and how my legal-sector, multi-location, digital, and operational experience could contribute.