Julie Roper Business Development Manager CONTACT Julie Roper Julie Roper is the Business Development Manager at Isaacson, Miller. She has consulted with the firm since 2010 and rejoined the Marketing and Business Development team full time in 2026. Julie is responsible for responding to marketplace opportunities across the firm's practice areas, communicating with new and existing clients, and supporting the partners in their business development efforts. Previously, Julie served as the firm's Marketing Manager and Proposal Specialist where she worked closely with partners to share IM’s experience and expertise with prospective clients. Prior to joining IM, Julie worked in business development at an architecture and design firm, package design at a global consumer goods corporation, and project management and production at a Boston-based event management company.Julie holds a BA from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a professional certificate in graphic design from Boston's School of the Museum of Fine Arts. Location Boston, MAUSA Education BA, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Julie Roper is the Business Development Manager at Isaacson, Miller. She has consulted with the firm since 2010 and rejoined the Marketing and Business Development team full time in 2026. Julie is responsible for responding to marketplace opportunities across the firm's practice areas, communicating with new and existing clients, and supporting the partners in their business development efforts. Previously, Julie served as the firm's Marketing Manager and Proposal Specialist where she worked closely with partners to share IM’s experience and expertise with prospective clients. Prior to joining IM, Julie worked in business development at an architecture and design firm, package design at a global consumer goods corporation, and project management and production at a Boston-based event management company.Julie holds a BA from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a professional certificate in graphic design from Boston's School of the Museum of Fine Arts.
