Foot Anstey appoints first chief client officer
National law firm Foot Anstey has appointed Stephen Arnold as its first chief client officer, enhancing its senior leadership team as the firm sharpens its client-focused growth strategy.
Stephen brings extensive experience from leading international law firms, having begun his career at Linklaters before moving to Clifford Chance to help shape its global client strategy.
He later served as global business development and marketing director at Clyde & Co, delivering major growth initiatives and supporting international expansion.
Stephen said: “Foot Anstey has a clear strategy and strong momentum.
“I’m excited to join at this stage and to work closely with the firm’s impressive partners to strengthen how we support clients and build the next phase of our market position.”
Stephen’s appointment comes at a key time for Foot Anstey following a strong year of performance, expansion into Northern Ireland through its combination with McKees, and a growing focus on Manchester as a strategic hub.
As chief client officer, Stephen will lead the firm’s client function, strengthening collaboration across teams and advancing Foot Anstey’s next phase of growth.
Managing partner Martin Hirst added: “Stephen’s appointment reflects the scale of our ambition at a critical moment for the firm.
“His experience in shaping client strategy at leading international firms will be invaluable as we continue to grow and strengthen our market position.”
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