A website for a multi-partner professional services firm with several practice areas

A multi-partner professional services firm, whether in accounting, consulting or an adjacent discipline, needs a site whose architecture mirrors the firm's actual practice group structure rather than flattening it into one homepage.

What usually goes wrong for multi-partner professional service firms

The firm's practice groups exist internally but nowhere on the public site, so referrals default to whichever partner they already know.
Adding a new practice group as the firm grows means rebuilding the whole site rather than adding a page.
Cross-practice engagements, where a client needs two service lines at once, have no page describing how that actually works.
The site cannot keep up with partner moves, promotions and new hires without a full redesign each time.

The pages your site will carry

  1. 01Home
  2. 02About the firm
  3. 03Practice groups overview
  4. 04One page per practice group
  5. 05Partner directory
  6. 06Cross-practice engagements
  7. 07Careers
  8. 08Contact a practice group

Practice group routing form

A form that routes an inquiry to the right practice group based on what the visitor selects, rather than a single shared inbox for the whole firm.

Three ways to run it

01

Practice

The website, fully managed, live in 7 days.

02

Partnership

Everything, plus the AI Engine, live in 10 days.

03

Multi-Partner

Everything, plus the Content Engine, live in 15 days.

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Questions from multi-partner professional service firms

Can the site structure mirror our actual practice groups?

Yes, that is the point of this build. A practice groups overview page plus one dedicated page per group is exactly how a multi-partner firm's site should map onto how the firm is actually organized internally.

What happens when we add a new practice group?

Adding a practice group page follows the same request-and-revision process as any other change, completed within the plan's turnaround window, rather than requiring the site to be rebuilt.

Can inquiries route to the specific practice group rather than one shared inbox?

Yes. The routing form sends each inquiry, along with the practice group the visitor selected, into whichever inbox or CRM pipeline that group actually uses.

Can we show cross-practice engagements, where two groups work together?

Yes. A dedicated page describing how the firm handles matters spanning two practice groups is part of the standard structure, since that is often the higher-value work a multi-partner firm wants to be found for.

See it built for multi-partner firms

A live walk-through, on your screen, of the site you would get.

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