GLOBAL LAW firm Baker & McKenzie has decided to “get glam and gorgeous” in an effort to raise money for research into an effective early detection test for ovarian cancer. Last
GLOBAL LAW firm Baker & McKenzie has decided to “get glam and gorgeous” in an effort to raise money for research into an effective early detection test for ovarian cancer.
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Last week, NSW Baker & McKenzie staff were encouraged to dress up with the help of celebrity hair stylist Joh Bailey, who is said to have turned level 27 of the firm’s offices into a day spa. Staff were pampered with manicures, hairstyling and haircuts from 9 to 5 on Friday last week.
The day culminated in a cocktail party, where one of the world’s pre-eminent gynaecological oncologist and ovarian cancer experts, Professor Neville Hacker was special guest.
Baker & McKenzie’s national coordinator of pro bono and community service programs, Jennifer McVicar, said the firm encouraged everyone to get into the spirit. “Participation in all of the activities is by donation, with all monies raised going to help the GO Fund meet its target of $1 million for research by 2007,” she said.