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NARA Solicitors Welcomes Pragati Arora as Legal Business Development Consultant / Specialist

We are proud to highlight that Pragati is the seventh female member of our legal team. At NARA Solicitors, we are committed to empowering women in the legal space in the UK.

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NARA Solicitors Welcomes Pragati Arora as Legal Business Development Consultant / Specialist
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We are pleased to welcome Pragati Arora to NARA Solicitors as our new Legal Business Development Consultant./Specialist. Pragati joins us at an exciting time, as NARA Solicitors continues to grow rapidly, establishing itself as one of the fastest-growing legal firms in the UK.

Pragati brings a wealth of experience in client acquisition, relationship management, and strategic planning. Her background in legal business development at a prominent staffing and recruiting firm has equipped her with the skills to forge strong relationships with law firms, legal departments, and key stakeholders. Her ability to craft targeted business strategies and negotiate complex contracts will be invaluable as we continue to expand our services and reach new clients.

Before joining NARA Solicitors, Pragati also excelled as a Legal Counsellor, where she provided tailored academic and career guidance to aspiring legal professionals. This blend of business development and counseling expertise makes her uniquely positioned to contribute to our firm’s growth and success.

We are proud to highlight that Pragati is the seventh female member of our legal team. At NARA Solicitors, we are committed to empowering women in the legal space in the UK. We believe that diverse perspectives strengthen our firm and enable us to provide the best possible service to our clients.

As one of the fastest-growing legal firms in the UK, NARA Solicitors continues to scale, and Pragati’s role will be crucial in strengthening our relationships with existing clients and attracting new ones. Her strategic approach will help us deliver even greater value to our clients, ensuring that we remain at the forefront of the legal industry.

With Pragati on board, we are confident that her experience and insights will further enhance our brand and help us achieve our ambitious goals. We look forward to the positive impact she will have on our firm and our clients.

Please join us in welcoming Pragati Arora to the NARA Solicitors team!

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