Insights & Data Lead in London

Collyer Bristow is a long-established London law firm with a distinguished heritage dating back to 1760. Renowned for its expertise in private wealth, business law, real estate, and dispute resolution, the firm delivers high-quality, individually tailored legal advice that reflects its traditionally modern approach - where enduring professional values meet creative, contemporary thinking.

Serving a broad portfolio of international and domestic clients - including ambitious entrepreneurs, successful businesses, and high-net-worth individuals and families - Collyer Bristow stands out for its bespoke service. Clients trust the firm's ability to combine the reliability and integrity of tradition with the agility and innovative thinking needed in today's legal landscape.

The Insights & Data Lead plays a pivotal role in ensuring the firm has clear, high‑quality and actionable insight into its clients, referrers, sources of work, and commercial performance. By transforming data, relationship intelligence and market knowledge into meaningful recommendations, the role helps drive strategic decision-making, client development, and firmwide operational effectiveness. This is a highly visible role with significant autonomy and influence, ideal for someone who enjoys analysing data, spotting opportunities, shaping commercial thinking, and contributing directly to the firm's strategic growth.

• Gathering and analysing data on the sources of all new work, including referrals from third parties, BD initiatives and international networks, to monitor strategic performance and refine future investment focus.
• Gathering and analysing data on our client base, spread of work (gap analysis), relationships held, recent activity, and financial performance to understand opportunities for growth, identify and mitigate risks, focus future engagement.
• Introducing client onboarding standards to better introduce new clients to the firm's range of services, engage with them on their preferences, understand their objectives, and ensure the firm works effectively in retaining them.
• Building upon the firm's nascent Key Account programme. For these chosen client accounts this will involve mapping relationships and tracking activity, monitoring engagement, sharing key information and identifying opportunities to widen relationships, and leading regular meetings internally to ensure all lawyers are joined up in the ways they work with each client.
• Refreshing and developing the firmwide Client Listening programme, with an emphasis on the commercial client base and referral sources for all teams. This will include the ongoing facilitation of the Client Listening programme from inception to completion, including identifying clients, interviewing clients, identifying follow-up actions, ensuring these are fed back to the client team and actioned.
• Analysing and identifying overall feedback trend data and making recommendations to the firm (including presentations at team and Board level, as appropriate) as to areas of client service delivery that could be improved.
• Overseeing the data elements of email marketing and automation platforms, including ensuring GDPR requirements are satisfied.
• Assisting the firm in understanding its requirements for, and subsequent implementation of, a CRM system (noting that the work undertaken by the role holder will form a significant part of the business case for doing so).
• Supporting the team in the preparation of credentials and tender response documentation, particularly the utilisation of client feedback; case studies; legal directory submission content, and other sources of data that aid the firm in showcasing its expertise.
• Supporting the team in other relevant activity or initiative with clients and referrers that directly supports new business generation.

• Autonomy to shape a developing function and introduce new approaches.
• Direct impact on how the firm manages relationships, wins work, and makes strategic decisions.
• A central role in improving client service, growing key accounts, and supporting the firm's long‑term ambitions.
• The opportunity to build evidence and insight that will underpin future CRM investment and digital capability.