EPISODE · Mar 9, 2011 · 1H 2M
Exploring LAWTERNATIVES with Attorney Cheryl Rich Heisler
from Law Talk Radio · host Texas Law Talk Radio
“Exploring LAWTERNATIVES with Attorney Cheryl Rich Heisler” On Wednesday, March 09, 2011, Chicago Attorney and Career Coach, Ms. Cheryl Rich Heisler shares her path in law and candidly discusses the challenges facing attorneys looking for alternative careers. Please “share” this programming with others to help us spread the word. WHO – Cheryl Rich Heisler is the president and founder of LAWTERNATIVES. After graduating from University of Illinois College of Communications in 1980 with Highest Honors and receiving her J.D. from Northwestern University School of Law in 1983. Since forming LAWTERNATIVES in 1988, Ms. Heisler has consulted with individual clients at all stages in their careers and has been published in numerous business, legal and popular publications. Ms. Heisler professionally speaks on exploring career alternatives. Website: http://www.lawternatives.com/ SUBJECT MATTER – Are you sick and tired of law firm careerists, climbers and feel like you are running in circles, chasing your tail? Do you fear you will spend a lifetime regretting a career decision you made at age 21? Is the student loan debt a pair of uncomfortable handcuffs? If you are considering taking your legal skills sets and hitting the road, you should open your eyes to LAWTERNATIVES! After graduating from Northwestern University Law School and working for several years in Big Law, Cheryl voted with her feet. Cheryl developed LAWTERNATIVES to counsel bright legal talent on the career alternatives when traditional law doesn’t suit the lawyer. CALL IN NUMBER (917) 889-9732 opt. #1 For interviews regarding Cheryl Heisler, contact publicist, Nick Augustine’s office at (312) 854-7149 mailto:[email protected] © 2011 ALR/PRA, Inc.
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