Ajay Raju's guest appearances

Ajay Raju

LeftFoot - Fresh Conversations on the Business of Law

The Temple Law 10-Q & A

The True Philadelphia Podcast with Matt O'Donnell
    

LeBron James

Hunter Thompson

Tupac Shakur

Karen Kahn

Aaron Ross

Sam Calagione

Ron Baker

Adam Weiner

Bill Samuels

Natalie Bennett

Garrett Graff

Brooks Brown

Heidi Gardner

Charles Barkley

Mitch Jackson

OwlTail

In Jon Shahar’s final episode, he sits down with Ajay Raju (LAW ’96) to discuss disruption and innovation in the legal practice, the role of “counsel”, and Philadelphia’s future as a hub for innovation.

In Jon Shahar’s final episode, he sits down with Ajay Raju (LAW ’96) to discuss disruption and innovation in the legal practice, the role of “counsel”, and Philadelphia’s future as a hub for innovation.

10-Q&A Episode 9: Conversation with Futurist and Innovator Ajay Raju (LAW '96)

We need a little hope right now, don't you agree? I called my colleague and friend Ajay Raju to help me convey some positive thinking on this crisis. Please know that both of us truly understand people are suffering out there. Lives are being lost, people are getting sick, incomes have diminished to nothing, hopes and dreams have been erased. But in times of crises, human beings always adapt and survive. It is our nature.Ajay is a panelist on Inside Story, the host of Overheard at Tredici and the CEO and chairman of the powerful law firm Dilworth Paxson. He is involved in so many other projects that it would require a secondary podcast to describe. Ajay is plugged in, he is brilliant, he is a forward thinker and he is already planning for beyond this pandemic.We discuss how this uncertain experience might impact how we view and use technology, how we will tend to the environment, how we will act as a truly "global species" and how we will treat each other.Ajay and I wish that this discussion will bring you hope. Because both of us, in the face of the largest crisis either of us have ever seen, remain extremely hopeful for the human race. Anyone who has bet against us has lost every time.Recorded at Dilworth Paxson LLP at 1500 Market Street, Philadelphia on March 19, 2020.

We need a little hope right now, don't you agree? I called my colleague and friend Ajay Raju to help me convey some positive thinking on this crisis. Please know that both of us truly understand people are suffering out there. Lives are being lost, people are getting sick, incomes have diminished to nothing, hopes and dreams have been erased. But in times of crises, human beings always adapt and survive. It is our nature. Ajay is a panelist on Inside Story, the host of Overheard at Tredici and the CEO and chairman of the powerful law firm Dilworth Paxson. He is involved in so many other projects that it would require a secondary podcast to describe. Ajay is plugged in, he is brilliant, he is a forward thinker and he is already planning for beyond this pandemic. We discuss how this uncertain experience might impact how we view and use technology, how we will tend to the environment, how we will act as a truly "global species" and how we will treat each other. Ajay and I wish that this discussion will bring you hope. Because both of us, in the face of the largest crisis either of us have ever seen, remain extremely hopeful for the human race. Anyone who has bet against us has lost every time. Recorded at Dilworth Paxson LLP at 1500 Market Street, Philadelphia on March 19, 2020.

S3 E5: Ajay Raju on How We Will Emerge From the Coronavirus Pandemic as a Stronger People
      

Dilworth Paxson

Law Firms Have to Think Like Businesses Nicole chats with Ajay Raju, Executive Chairman/CEO, Dilworth Paxson, LLP Ajay talks about how all great law firms are built at the intersection of relationship, value and judgement. Strengths/habits that lead to success:   Provide counsel vs. focusing on the delivery of legal work. Growth strategy: Technology is changing the way law is practiced. Clients want value. Act offensively – create profit while embracing an environment of disruption. Tactical best practices: Quality starts with the finest lawyers doing the best work possible then a niche or value prop that makes you and your firm unique. Success story:   White shoe firm absorbs change with enthusiasm. Millennial, Mobile, Global: Millennial professionals have a native fluency with technology and are impatient. They are best equipped to take advantage of how technology and innovation will transition the industry. Last word: Working with new concepts and in new industries has created excitement and energized the firm – you feel it in the hallways.

<h1>Law Firms Have to Think Like Businesses</h1> Nicole chats with Ajay Raju, Executive Chairman/CEO, Dilworth Paxson, LLP Ajay talks about how all great law firms are built at the intersection of relationship, value and judgement. Strengths/habits that lead to success:   Provide counsel vs. focusing on the delivery of legal work. Growth strategy: Technology is changing the way law is practiced. Clients want value. Act offensively – create profit while embracing an environment of disruption. Tactical best practices: Quality starts with the finest lawyers doing the best work possible then a niche or value prop that makes you and your firm unique. Success story:   White shoe firm absorbs change with enthusiasm. Millennial, Mobile, Global: Millennial professionals have a native fluency with technology and are impatient. They are best equipped to take advantage of how technology and innovation will transition the industry. Last word: Working with new concepts and in new industries has created excitement and energized the firm – you feel it in the hallways.

22: Seize the Kairotic Moment with Ajay Raju of Dilworth Paxson