All For One: 10 Strategies for Building Trusted Client Partnerships

Praise for All For One

"Andrew Sobel clearly understands that trust is not an abstract concept—it is a personal bond forged over time in the best relationships. All for One is thought-provoking and actionable, making it a valuable road map for building trust and mutual benefit between clients and advisors."
—Ralph W. Shrader, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Booz Allen Hamilton

"In All for One, Andrew Sobel takes an important further step in defining great client relationships by eloquently describing how to build trusted partnerships. At a time when corporations are seeking more in-depth and fewer relationships, the concept of partnership and how to achieve it is highly relevant and topical."
—Sir Winfried Bischoff, Chairman, Citigroup

"Successful professional service firms will have more than their share of 'trusted advisors.' The great firms will be those that have converted their individual relationships into trusted client partnerships for their institutions. In All for One, Andrew Sobel shows the way to do this. This book is not to be missed by leaders of professional service firms with the high aspiration to be great."
—Steven B. Pfeiffer, Chair, Executive Committee, Fulbright & Jaworski LLP

"Andrew Sobel's techniques have been instrumental in building our client-first culture at Cognizant. As our market continues to evolve, All for One will help us chart the course towards trusted partner status with each of our clients."
—Francisco D'Souza, Chief Executive Officer, Cognizant

"All for One is a gold mine of best practices for building a culture around personalized relationships and then supporting these through collaboration and the mobilization of resources. Five years' scrutiny of fifty major service-based relationships—combined with the author's deep expertise on what makes service firms successful—make Andrew Sobel's guidance accessible, credible, and invaluable."
—Edward E. Nusbaum, Chief Executive Officer, Grant Thornton LLP