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Age no barrier for new executive partner at Cutlers

SYDNEY FIRM Cutler Hughes + Harris has announced that Lucinda Smith has been appointed as the firm’s new executive partner. Smith takes over from Tom Boyce, who held the position for more than…

April 15, 2008 • By Lawyers Weekly

SYDNEY FIRM Cutler Hughes + Harris has announced that Lucinda Smith has been appointed as the firm’s new executive partner. Smith takes over from Tom Boyce, who held the position for more than two years.

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First joining Culters as a graduate, Smith has progressed very rapidly up the ranks, and takes up this senior leadership role while still only in her early-30s. During her time at the firm she has successfully built up its health, aged-care and retirement village practice.

This latest appointment follows the recent shift in the firm’s management structure, with the appointment of a non-lawyer chief operating office, Robin Parkes.

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Speaking of Smith’s appointment, Parkes said: “Smith is highly respected among her peers and clients, and has demonstrated throughout her career that her focus is on building the entire business, not only her own practice. It is a true testament to the nurturing environment Culters provides to those who are dedicated and hard working — age and gender are no hindrance.”