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Applications are now OPEN for our next Future Leaders Mentoring Program.

The 2022 Future Leaders Mentoring Program commences on 31 January 2022 and runs through until 3 December 2022. 

To be inspired and guided by a mentor who is matched especially to your development needs next year, do not delay. Get in early and receive 50%+ off the regular rate of $395.00. No need to pay anything up front, we will invoice you the $195+GST administrative fee only if a suitable match is found for you. Complete your mentee application now.

Share your knowledge and experience as a mentor in the 2022 program by submitting a mentor application form now. Please note, if you are a repeat mentor, no need to complete a form, simply email mentoring@accglobal.com and we will access your last completed mentor application form.

Find out more about the 2022 Future Leaders Mentoring Program on the ACC Australia website or email mentoring@accglobal.com.

Employment law issues have become one of the biggest challenges facing general counsel in the workplace - even more so after the COVID-19 pandemic. 

The Association of Corporate Counsel Australia and Thomson Reuters’ Employment Law for In-house Counsel Conference is taking place online on 11 October 2021.

The conference will address the most recent changes to employment law with consideration to the practical effects of these developments for employers. The conference is for in-house counsels acting as trusted advisers to help them navigate the workplace relations regulatory maze.

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MON, SEPTEMBER 27 2021

Background checks for company directors

Directors are responsible for the general oversight of the company. There are different types of directors, including de facto and shadow directors, nominee directors, independent directors, and non-executive directors.

MON, SEPTEMBER 27 2021

Reflections on Leadership and the Role of the Group General Counsel

Having commenced her career at Blake Dawson Waldron (now Ashurst) before joining the US firm Skadden Arps, Rebecca Lim’s first in-house role was in London with Goldman Sachs. 

The ACC Docket: Featuring the best of Australian and global member-driven content

As ACC Australia strives to deliver the most appropriate combination of relevant services and timely member communications, we are constantly considering how to best balance the needs of our members across our member communication channels.   
 
ACC Australia previously produced Australian Corporate Lawyer magazine as a quarterly print publication and more recently as an online publication, as well as providing access to member-driven content via the ACC Docket.  
 
Linked to the ACC Australia website, the ACC Docket is the voice of the global in-house community. We are delighted that the ACC Docket will now be ACC’s principal channel for timely and relevant member-driven content, replacing the quarterly delivery of content via the online Australian Corporate Lawyer magazine.