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Following a unanimous vote by partners, Corrs has reappointed Senior Partner and CEO Gavin MacLaren for a second term, to 30 June 2028.
Gavin’s initial appointment was due to end on 30 June 2023 but the term extension was brought forward.
Speaking to Lawyers Weekly on the decision, Corrs chairman Stephen Price commented:
“The seven year extension reflects Corrs’ success under Gavin’s leadership. Over the past three years we have seen an improvement in our market position in a number of key areas, with a significant expansion of the firm’s client base, enhanced recruitment outcomes, positive cultural change, considerable growth in market share and profitability. On behalf of the partnership I would like to thank Gavin for his vision, strong leadership and commitment to the firm’s success.”
Gavin said of the decision:
“It has been a great privilege to lead Corrs through a period of transition and I would like to thank the firm’s clients and all our people for their support over the last three years. I have been delighted with the energy and enthusiasm at the firm. We have achieved a lot over the past three years and look forward to delivering on the next phase of the firm’s agenda. It is an exciting time to be at Corrs.”
