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Posted on: Dec 5, 2024

Amber Finley is Corporation Counsel for the City of Lawrence. Finley is the Immediate Past President of the Marion County Bar Association and has served on the IndyBar Foundation's Board of Directors since 2020.

As the new year approaches, many attorneys take time to reflect on their careers and think about what's next. Whether you're interested in exploring a new practice area, looking for a better work-life balance, or simply ready for a change, the Indianapolis Bar Association (IndyBar) Job Bank is a great resource to help you make your next move.

The IndyBar Job Bank is more than just a job board—it is a one-stop network to serve both job seekers and employers attempting to fill available positions. For attorneys seeking their next opportunity and employers in search of top talent, it's an invaluable tool. I've personally shared Job Bank postings with colleagues when I've come across roles that seemed like a perfect fit, and the feedback has always been positive.

IndyBar has been instrumental in my own career growth by providing me with a network of attorneys, judges, and other legal professionals who have served as mentors, advocates, and connectors. These professional relationships have opened doors and inspired growth. The same supportive connection is built into the IndyBar Job Bank.

If you're considering a career change, my advice is simple: make creating a profile on the IndyBar Job Bank one of your New Year's resolutions. The start of a new year offers a chance to set new goals and explore new possibilities, and the IndyBar Job Bank is an excellent place to begin.

Not a member of IndyBar yet? You don't have to wait until January 1—now is the perfect time to join. Membership gives you the ability to post your resume free of charge in IndyBar's resume bank, along with access to a number of professional development tools, networking opportunities, and resources that can support your career.

If you're like me, you also want to be a member of an organization that sees the value in giving back to the community. Along with its excellent professional development opportunities, IndyBar also helps you connect your "profession with your passion" through various pro bono and community service initiatives. As someone who has served on IndyBar's Public Outreach/Pro Bono Committee for several years, I've seen firsthand the difference these efforts can make—and that's one of many reasons why I am a member.

Whether you're drawn to IndyBar for its commitment to the community, its professional development opportunities, or resources like the Job Bank, there's something here for every legal professional. The IndyBar Job Bank is just one of many tools to connect with opportunities that align with your career goals.

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