For professional-services firms

Open more doors with the relationships already inside your firm.

Choose the target account. See who across the firm may know someone inside, where a client relationship depends on one person, and which opportunities are still truly cold.

Match: partners and target clients, with existing paths

HBR studied 1,800 partners and found that the people who grew revenue built broad networks and worked with colleagues to serve clients.

Nobody hands over their book. Colleagues see name, company, and title. Nothing else, no export.

Match in two minutes

What you get

Your team's LinkedIn connections in one private view, compared against any list that matters.

Partners and principals

  • Know which colleague can open a door
  • Work from the team's relationships, not just their own

Business development

  • Which targets you can reach today, and who to ask
  • Contacts who moved to a target company and nobody noticed

Leadership

  • Which key clients depend on one person
  • Cross-selling paths that exist and aren't being used
Where you already have a path
Four target clients, each with the number of people on your team already connected there TARGET CLIENTS Meridian Health System CEO, CFO, VP Operations 3 partners in Northwind Manufacturing CEO, Controller 2 partners in Ardent Capital Managing Director 1 partner only Calloway Foods No connections yet Going in cold Green is a warm pitch. Amber is one resignation from cold.
Act now, one-person risk, or no connection at all.
Who's building their network
Five people on the team and the number of new LinkedIn connections each made in the last 90 days NEW CONNECTIONS, LAST 90 DAYS Partner A 48 Partner B 31 Principal C 12 Partner D 4 Partner E 0
Connecting activity by person, refreshed every quarter.

Your readout

Built around the list that matters most right now.

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Which list to start with

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Your networks against it, live

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Quick wins

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How it fits your business development goals

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Q&A

Fifteen years helping accounting, consulting, engineering, law, PR, and wealth management teams use LinkedIn for business development. This shows where that work should point.

Pricing

If you pay for Sales Navigator and nobody opens it, this is the part it was supposed to do.

The relationships are already in the building.

One private readout shows who can reach the companies that matter—and who to ask.