In a recent development, Appleyard Lees, a prominent intellectual property law firm in the UK, has announced the appointment of Adam Nabozny as their new Chief Executive Officer (CEO). This decision comes after a rigorous selection process and signifies a significant step for the firm.
Adam Nabozny brings a wealth of experience in professional services to his new role. Nabozny is a qualified solicitor and Chartered Manager.
Expressing his enthusiasm, Adam stated, “I am delighted to join the fantastic team at Appleyard Lees as we continue to build and drive the firm’s strategy. To join such a prestigious and leading firm of professionals is an absolute privilege. I am very much looking forward to working with my new colleagues, across all our locations, as we continue to offer the very best service to our clients and deliver on our exciting plans.”
The firm has offices in UK innovation hubs, including Cambridge, Leeds, Halifax, Manchester, and the BioHub at Alderley. Appleyard Lees offers strategic IP advice to clients both in the UK and globally. The firm boasts around seventy patent and trademark attorneys and litigators.
As CEO, Adam will assume responsibility for all operational aspects of the business, working closely with the partners to advance a firm strategy that fosters further growth, aligned with the evolving needs of clients both now and in the future.
David Clark, Managing Partner at Appleyard Lees, expressed his excitement about this appointment, saying, “We are excited to welcome Adam on board as Chief Executive Officer to lead our next chapter of growth and success.”
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Josie Geistfeld
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