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SCCA Legal Eagle Challenge: Singapore’s 1st In-house Counsel Competition for Law Students

Announcements

8 Aug 2020

SCCA Legal Eagle Challenge Finals, and the announcement of winners.

20 July 2020

Case Scenario Addendum has been circulated to team leaders for the teams' careful reading. A gentle reminder for teams to submit their presentations to secretariat@scca.org.sg by 23 July 2020 1 pm. Good luck!

17 July 2020

Team leaders are reminded to regularly check their e-mails (given at registration). They should have received an updated Attachment 6 and a note that if your team has any queries on the Case Scenario, they are to be submitted to probono@sccca.org.sg by 18 July 2020 12pm.

13 July 2020

Registrations are closed. If any registrant did not receive a participant’s briefing pack by e-mail, please contact probono@scca.org.sg

Finals - Panel of Judges

Greg Tanner is the Group General Counsel of International SOS, the world’s leading medical & security services company, which operates in over 100 countries with 11,000 employees, led by over 5,000 medical practitioners and security specialists. International SOS’s global service offerings include medical and travel risk and security planning, health assurance and preventative care programs, in-country medical expertise, and emergency response services for mobile workers, travelers, expatriates, and their dependents.  International SOS also undertakes the staffing and operation of over 800 sites remote and industrial medical sites. And International SOS is the largest global concierge service, provider.

Greg is a lawyer admitted to the Bar of the State of New York, to the Supreme Court of Judicature of England and Wales and to the Ordre des Avocats de Paris. Greg has practiced at Clifford Chance and White & Case, two of the world’s leading law firms, in, variously, London, New York, Singapore, Luxembourg, Jakarta, and Paris. 

Greg headed the Legal Department in the Asia Pacific for Informix Software and was the Director of Legal & Regulatory Affairs for DHL and a Member of the DHL Asia Pacific Management Board. Greg also worked with DHL in Brussels as Senior Vice President in charge of Global Organizational Effectiveness, which position he held prior to joining International SOS. His responsibilities at International SOS include handling all legal matters, including an active M&A agenda, data protection, internal audit, internal security, group insurance, regulatory affairs, and corporate secretarial services.

Antony Lee is the General Counsel for HSBC Singapore and has held that appointment since Feb 2006.  He also has a regional role as Deputy General Counsel, Asia Pacific for HSBC with a focus on supporting HSBC’s ASEAN agenda and the legal teams from the other ASEAN countries.  He manages a department of 30 lawyers and paralegals that is responsible for the management of legal matters for all HSBC entities in Singapore.

Prior to joining HSBC, Antony has worked in various capacities in the banking sector and in private legal practice where he has acquired broad experience in financial services and corporate law and commercial litigation.

Antony has been active in various professional and community bodies.  He is currently one of the co-chairs for the Singapore Corporate Counsel Association Banking and Finance Chapter. Antony is also an accredited mediator of the Singapore Mediation Centre and as such acts as a mediator from time to time.

Tony Lai has been a Member/Director on the Board of Advisors for Child at Street 11, a secular and independent Charity that delivers subsidized early education for children aged 2 months to 12 years, since 2019. Professionally Tony is in the field of design strategy. He is currently the Principal for Design Capability and Culture at the Great Eastern Life Assurance Company where he is involved in the application of design methods for concept creation, product development, and consumer experience.

Tony’s design career began when he was the Managing Director of design strategy firm The Idea Factory Singapore from 2001 to 2009. As a pioneer in design strategy and thinking approaches, The Idea Factory created a proprietary set of processes to assist client organizations in their innovation efforts.

After 8 years with The Idea Factory, Tony joined the Singapore Tourism Board as its Assistant Chief Executive from 2009 to 2012. Tony led the strategy and planning group, the marketing group, and the industry development group. In 2013, Tony Lai joined Mediacorp as its Managing Director for Vizpro (the entertainment and events arm) and their outdoor advertising business called OOH (out of home) Media.

From 2014 to 2018 Tony brought his design capabilities to the education industry. It started with him being the Chief Strategist with the Office of the Provost at the Singapore Management University (SMU) from 2014-16. In that role, Tony was involved in the co-development of the SMU Academy (lifelong learning) and provided strategic direction to the Institute for Societal Leadership (building social sector leadership capabilities across the region). Tony also taught design strategy as a module in the Doctoral Programme for Innovation (DInn) and the Doctoral Programme in Business Administration (DBA) at  SMU’s LKC School of Business. After SMU, Tony joined the Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) Pte Ltd, as their Director for Brand, Marketing and Recruitment as well as execute business development opportunities for the organization.

He has been a member of Nanyang Polytechnic’s School of Business’ Advisory Committee since 2017. Tony graduated from the National University of Singapore (NUS) in 1996 with a Second Class Upper Honors Degree in Social Sciences (Political Science). He also has a Bachelor of Arts with Merit (BA) from NUS in 1995 in Political Science, History, and Philosophy.

Awards

(1) Winning Team – internship at a multinational company (subject to Covid-19 situation, company’s internal policies and other terms and conditions)

(2) Most Innovative Team - $800 cash prize kindly sponsored by LexisNexis

(3) Most Business Savvy Team

(4) Best Communicator (individual) - $200 cash prize

The recipients for each award will be invited to an ask-me-anything 1-hour long coffee session (subject to confidentiality considerations) with senior legal leaders comprising of general counsels/legal leaders from Singapore public listed companies and multinational conglomerates including:

Aeron is the Head of Legal at Sembcorp Industries Ltd, an integrated energy player operating in 15 countries. Sembcorp owns and operates power plants (thermal and renewables), waste & wastewater plants and utility centers in Singapore, Vietnam, Myanmar, China, United Kingdom, Bangladesh, and the Middle East. 

Aeron handles mainly project and M&A work from greenfield development, brownfield acquisitions, and project financing. In his 19 years with Sembcorp, he has also managed various disputes (court proceedings and arbitrations) in India and Singapore. Aeron has an LLB (Hons) from the UK and he was admitted to the Bar from the Middle Temple (London) in 1995.

Andrew Ong is the Head of Legal for South East Asia, Australia & India in KONE. He is responsible for KONE’s regional legal and compliance matters and is also part of KONE’s Asia Pacific and Middle East Management Team. He also has an additional business role as KONE’s Change Manager in the Asia Pacific and the Middle East.

Prior to joining KONE, Andrew was previously heading the global legal function in a unit of a leading European telecommunication company and used to live in Finland. He obtained his LLB from the National University of Singapore. Andrew is passionate about technology, elevators, and his children. Andrew is also a General Committee Member of the SCCA.

Angeline is Vice President of the Legal Division of Singapore Press Holdings Limited, the leading media platform in Asia. She has been an in-house counsel for more than 20 years and also headed the Risk Management and Compliance function for several years. 

Angeline was a founding member of the SCCA and was appointed president from 2006 to 2013. During her tenure, she set up the Asia Pacific Corporate Counsel Alliance linking up corporate counsel associations in Asia to create a corridor for all corporate counsel in the region. She went on to secure the international rights in 2014 to host the very first In-House Counsel World Summit 2014 in Singapore which saw the formalization of the international body that creates affiliation of and promotes cooperation among corporate counsel associations around the globe.  She continues to be active in these international bodies by spearheading initiatives to elevate the professional standards of corporate counsel around the world.

Lee Hwa is General Counsel of Sembcorp Industries and oversees legal, compliance, and ethics matters as well as corporate secretarial functions within the Group. She brings to Sembcorp rich experience in her field, having worked in legal and compliance positions in a number of industries, including shipping, manufacturing as well as oil and gas. Prior to joining Sembcorp, Ms. Looi was Group General Counsel and Company Secretary at Neptune Orient Lines Group as well as at Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing.  

Lee Hwa holds an LLB (Honours) degree from the National University of Singapore and was admitted to the bar as an advocate and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Singapore

Beneficiary Charity

Charities are facing a challenging time. The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the lives of people all around the world and has changed the structure of societies and how people go about in their everyday lives. Charities have not been spared as well, for the pandemic affects their beneficiaries and the ensuing economic fallout affects their funding.

The beneficiary charity for 2020 is Child at Street 11. Child at Street 11 is a secular and independent charity that runs early years education programmes for children between 2 months old to 12 years old at a highly subsidised rate. Most of these children are from underprivileged families facing economic difficulties and have issues providing academic support for their child’s learning. The charity works with such families and donors to raise confident and creative children who have a can-do spirit. More details about Child at Street 11 can be found at http://www.street11.org.sg/.

Well-wishers who wish to make donations to the charity without participating in the Challenge may do so by visiting Giving.sg

Partners

We are grateful to our partner, LexisNexis, for sponsoring the cash prize for the Most Innovative Team award. LexisNexis Legal & Professional is a leading global provider of information and analytics that enable professionals in legal, corporate, government and non-profit organizations to improve decision-making and achieve better business outcomes. LexisNexis is a part of RELX Group, serving customers in more than 130 countries with 10,000 employees worldwide, with an information network containing 3 petabytes of legal and news data with 65 billion documents (that’s 150 times the size of Wikipedia and doubling every three years).

For over 100 years, LexisNexis has delivered best-in-class legal content, data and analytics from the leading minds in the profession. Across the globe, LexisNexis combines content, technology and analytics to advance the rule of law and shape a more just world where all are equal under the law. For more information, please visit www.lexisnexis.com.sg.

Partners

WEBINAR: APCCA SERIES | Episode 9: Understanding the Myanmar Regulatory & Business Framework arising from COVID-19

Please take note that this webinar's date has been changed from 10 July 2020 to 24 July 2020 in light of Polling Day for the Singapore General Elections 2020.

THIS EVENT PAGE SHOWS SINGAPORE START AND END TIMING. Your final calendar confirmation will be set according to country-specific time upon registration.

As part of the APCCA webinar series, the SCCA brings insights into the COVID-19 pandemic in Myanmar.

Event Overview

The event will provide participants a brief overview of the laws and regulations issued to implement measures and restrictions to and the existing business framework in Myanmar because of the COVID-19 health crisis. The webinar will also discuss how COVID-19 affects work-life, especially from an HR and management standpoint.

ABOUT APCCA

Asia Pacific Corporate Counsel Alliance (APCCA) in its original form was initiated in 2009 at the first regional corporate counsel conference (organised by SCCA in Singapore) with signatories being the SCCA, Indonesia Corporate Counsel Association (IndonesiaCCA), Association of Corporate Lawyers Sri Lanka (ACLSL) and In house Counsel Forum – Korea (IHCF). In 2011, APCCA was formally launched at the third such conference (organised by the IndonesiaCCA in Jakarta ) with the Malaysian Corporate Counsel Association (MCCA), Legal Management Council of Philippines (LMCP) and Indian Corporate Counsel Association (IndiaCCA) joining the alliance. APCCA partners SCCA, MCCA, IndonesiaCCA, IndiaCCA and LMCP are also part of the In-House Counsel Worldwide (ICW).

SPEAKER PROFILES

Stefan Chapman, is a partner at SCM Legal and has been based in Myanmar since 2011. He has a broad practice covering corporate finance, projects and regulatory work. He has assisted a number of foreign investors establish and carry on their operations in Myanmar, in a variety of sectors including financial services, manufacturing, energy and infrastructure and telecommunications sectors. Stefan assisted the government in the drafting of the Myanmar Companies Law and the Investment Rules.

Min Min joined SCM Legal as a Partner in August 2018 following extensive experience at international law firms, Baker & McKenzie and Kelvin Chia in Yangon Ltd, with over 20 years of legal experience acting on local Myanmar matters and international transactions. Min Min’s qualifications include a Master in Business Law from Yangon University.  Min Min has special expertise in foreign investment in Myanmar including a deep understanding of the role of regulators and permitting and approval requirements and she regularly advises on a wide variety of corporate, banking, compliance, regulatory and employment matters for Myanmar and international clients.  Min Min also acquired corporate and compliance experiences through her secondments to Multi-national Companies where she worked for their local establishment and successful running after they had acquired into their Myanmar business, among other things.

Mario Abdi Amrillah, General Counsel of Unilever Myanmar, Cambodia and Laos, and has been based in Myanmar since 2018.  He started his career as a litigation lawyer at Soemadipradja & Taher (one of Indonesia top law firms in Jakarta) in which he had assisted a number of multinational companies relating to dispute resolution matters covering among others civil dispute, environmental case, and employment matter.  He then joined Unilever Indonesia in 2010 as a legal business partner supporting the operational team, including sales, supply chain, and human resources. In addition, he managed litigation/dispute matters including brand protection works.  Currently, Mario is part of the Unilever leadership team in Myanmar and acting as a main legal business partner of the leadership team in Cambodia and Laos.

OPENING ADDRESS:

Reza P. Topobroto started his legal career as a practice lawyer in 997, after moving to several law firms he had a chance promoted as a Senior Associate in Roosdiono & Partners.  In 2005, he shifted careers to corporate counsel by joining Procter & Gamble as Country Legal Lead. In 2008, Reza was appointed as the Head of Legal for Mondelez (p.k.a Kraft Foods).  In 2012 he joined Microsoft as Director of Corporate, External & Legal Affairs in charge for Indonesia.  After 7 years in Microsoft, he moved to Indosat Ooredoo in 2019, becoming Senior Legal Advisor to CEO.

Reza was the third President of the Indonesian Corporate Counsel Association (ICCA). He ended his term in 2014 and continues contributions to ICCA through his role on the Supervisory Board. In 2009, he co-founded the Asia Pacific Corporate Counsel Alliance (APCCA), In 2012, he was appointed Secretary General of the APCCA.

In 2015, Reza was given the award of ‘Indonesia In-House Lawyer of the Year 2015’ and ‘In-House Legal Team of the Year 2016’ by Asia Legal Business.   Reza obtained his law degree at Trisakti University, Jakarta in 1997, and his Master of Laws at Monash University, Melbourne in 2003.

 MODERATOR:

Anil a Mediator (accredited in South Asia), Arbitrator (Fellows of the Chartered, Singapore and Philippines Institutes of Arbitrators and Adjudicator (with AIAC Malaysia); and trained in International Treaty Arbitration, is an Advocate & Solicitor, Commissioner for Oaths and Notary Public of Singapore, a Solicitor of England and Wales (2009); qualified as Barrister Middle Temple of England & Wales (1993) and also holds a Master of Science in Construction Law & Arbitration, Kings College London & National University of Singapore (2006).

In legal practice since 1995 and his Chambers representing parties in the region, focuses on Appropriate Dispute Resolution involving Infrastructure, Building, and Construction work and most aspects of Commercial, Civil, Criminal and Corporate Front End Advisory services. Conversant in Mandarin, Malay, Malayalam and Tamil besides English, he has also worked In House, with a International Arbitration practice and started his work life for five-years career as an infantry officer, Singapore Armed Forces. His consultancy also Consults & Administers International Infrastructure & Construction, Trade & Investment Treaty projects and developments; carries out Appropriate Dispute Resolution Services including Mediator, Adjudicator, Arbitrator, Dispute Boards, Expert Witness & Neutral Evaluator; and Developing Online Dispute Resolution Legal Technologies.

WEBINAR: APCCA SERIES | Episode 11: Understanding the Brunei Regulatory & Business Framework arising from COVID-19

THIS EVENT PAGE SHOWS SINGAPORE START AND END TIMING. Your final calendar confirmation will be set according to country-specific time upon registration.

As part of the APCCA webinar series, the SCCA brings insights into the COVID-19 pandemic in Brunei.

Event Overview

The event will provide participants with a brief overview of the laws and regulations issued to implement measures and restrictions to and the existing business framework in Brunei because of the COVID-19 health crisis. The webinar will also discuss how COVID-19 affects work-life, especially from an HR and management standpoint.

ABOUT APCCA

Asia Pacific Corporate Counsel Alliance (APCCA) in its original form was initiated in 2009 at the first regional corporate counsel conference (organised by SCCA in Singapore) with signatories being the SCCA, Indonesia Corporate Counsel Association (IndonesiaCCA), Association of Corporate Lawyers Sri Lanka (ACLSL) and In house Counsel Forum – Korea (IHCF). In 2011, APCCA was formally launched at the third such conference (organised by the IndonesiaCCA in Jakarta ) with the Malaysian Corporate Counsel Association (MCCA), Legal Management Council of Philippines (LMCP) and Indian Corporate Counsel Association (IndiaCCA) joining the alliance. APCCA partners SCCA, MCCA, IndonesiaCCA, IndiaCCA and LMCP are also part of the In-House Counsel Worldwide (ICW).

SPEAKER PROFILES 

Dr. Colin Ong is Queen's Counsel at 36 Stone (London); Chartered Arbitrator and Counsel at Eldan Law LLP (Singapore); and senior partner at Dr Colin Ong Legal Services (Brunei). He is a Master of the Bench of the Inner Temple (2010). He is a Chartered Arbitrator and holds a PhD, an LLM, a DiplCArb, LLB (Hons), FCIArb, FMIArb, and FSIArb. He has been in practice since 1992 and has broad specialist experience across a wide spectrum of banking law and commercial law practices. He is regularly instructed by banks, major investment companies; regional investors, SWFs and major law firms on diverse projects including commodities; cross-border structured finance transactions; energy projects; power-purchase agreements; infrastructure projects; ISDA Master Agreements and IT projects. He is experienced in infrastructure projects, energy disputes(coal mining/oil & gas/petrochemicals), industrial plants, licence agreements, pharmaceuticals, and biotechnology, and ports, procurement contracts, power plants, technology transfer, urban development and wind farms.

He is listed as a top 30 elite arbitration practitioner by the biennial Expert Guides–Best of the Best: Arbitration (2017 & 2019). Feedback includes: "an extremely creative and charismatic lawyer... the best cross-examiner...a star performer with a brilliant legal mind, and an excellent advocate with a compelling style."(Chambers & Partners Asia 2019); Ranked as a Thought Leader in Arbitration, Construction and Commercial Litigation by Who's Who Legal ("WWL"). "Colin Ong QC wins widespread praise from market commentators for his outstanding work on high-value banking disputes."(WWL Banking/Finance 2020)

Dr. Ong is visiting professor at several civil and common law jurisdictions. He is a member of the task forces of the ICC commission (New York Convention)/ICCA-Queen Mary (costs/third-party funding) and 2020 ICC Commission Taskforce on Arbitration and ADR.
His languages include English, Chinese and Malay/Bahasa Indonesia.

Haji Darryl has been working in the financial services industry overseas as a legal advisor since 2004, and has held several positions in management. He is currently the General Counsel at Standard Insurance Sdn Bhd. Previously he was the Deputy General Manager at Takaful Brunei Am Sdn Bhd (TBA) heading core operations comprising of the Legal & Casualty Claims departments, Material Damage Claims departments and Underwriting & Retakaful departments. Prior to this he headed Syarikat Takaful Brunei Darussalam Sdn Bhd’s (STBD) Corporate and Legal Compliance where he oversaw the merger in 2010. He is currently the Secretary and legal adviser to the Brunei Insurance and Takaful Association (BITA) and the Honorary Secretary to the Brunei Australian Alumni Association (BAAA). He is also currently the appointed representative for the Insurance and Takaful industry in the Brunei National Road Safety Council committed to maintain the highest level of road safety for Brunei Darussalam.

Darryl is admitted as a Barrister and Solicitor to the Supreme Court of NSW and the High Court of Australia. Born in the Sultanate of Brunei Darussalam Darryl completed his studies in London and Cardiff in the United Kingdom, before moving to Perth and Sydney, Australia to complete his legal education. His main area of practice is in insurance law, corporate and commercial law with a focus in a range of general commercial matters. Having worked extensively with Law firms both nationally and internationally, Darryl's incisive, analytical and methodical approach has ensured him an enviable reputation for delivering quality work. He has handled portfolios within the large corporate environment and liaised with Government agencies and representatives, officers and senior executives from some of the world's largest financial companies. Once awarded Young Scientist of the Year (1991) Darryl is passionate about science and the environment and believes in making a difference to help contribute to the preservation of our environment. “Knowledge is a pathway that will cause a change in the mindset of people's lives. This change will, in turn, cause a change in individual action".

OPENING ADDRESS:

Reza P. Topobroto started his legal career as a practice lawyer in 997, after moving to several law firms he had a chance promoted as a Senior Associate in Roosdiono & Partners.  In 2005, he shifted careers to corporate counsel by joining Procter & Gamble as Country Legal Lead. In 2008, Reza was appointed as the Head of Legal for Mondelez (p.k.a Kraft Foods).  In 2012 he joined Microsoft as Director of Corporate, External & Legal Affairs in charge for Indonesia.  After 7 years in Microsoft, he moved to Indosat Ooredoo in 2019, becoming Senior Legal Advisor to CEO.

Reza was the third President of the Indonesian Corporate Counsel Association (ICCA). He ended his term in 2014 and continues contributions to ICCA through his role on the Supervisory Board. In 2009, he co-founded the Asia Pacific Corporate Counsel Alliance (APCCA), In 2012, he was appointed Secretary General of the APCCA.

In 2015, Reza was given the award of ‘Indonesia In-House Lawyer of the Year 2015’ and ‘In-House Legal Team of the Year 2016’ by Asia Legal Business.   Reza obtained his law degree at Trisakti University, Jakarta in 1997, and his Master of Laws at Monash University, Melbourne in 2003.

 MODERATOR:

Anil a Mediator (accredited in South Asia), Arbitrator (Fellows of the Chartered, Singapore and Philippines Institutes of Arbitrators and Adjudicator (with AIAC Malaysia); and trained in International Treaty Arbitration, is an Advocate & Solicitor, Commissioner for Oaths and Notary Public of Singapore, a Solicitor of England and Wales (2009); qualified as Barrister Middle Temple of England & Wales (1993) and also holds a Master of Science in Construction Law & Arbitration, Kings College London & National University of Singapore (2006).

In legal practice since 1995 and his Chambers representing parties in the region, focuses on Appropriate Dispute Resolution involving Infrastructure, Building, and Construction work and most aspects of Commercial, Civil, Criminal and Corporate Front End Advisory services. Conversant in Mandarin, Malay, Malayalam and Tamil besides English, he has also worked In House, with a International Arbitration practice and started his work life for five-years career as an infantry officer, Singapore Armed Forces. His consultancy also Consults & Administers International Infrastructure & Construction, Trade & Investment Treaty projects and developments; carries out Appropriate Dispute Resolution Services including Mediator, Adjudicator, Arbitrator, Dispute Boards, Expert Witness & Neutral Evaluator; and Developing Online Dispute Resolution Legal Technologies.

WEBINAR: APCCA SERIES | Episode 10: Understanding the South Korea Regulatory & Business Framework arising from COVID-19

THIS EVENT PAGE SHOWS SINGAPORE START AND END TIMING. Your final calendar confirmation will be set according to country-specific time upon registration.

As part of the APCCA webinar series, the SCCA brings insights into the COVID-19 pandemic in South Korea.

Event Overview

The event will provide participants a brief overview of the laws and regulations issued to implement measures and restrictions to and the existing business framework in South Korea because of the COVID-19 health crisis. The webinar will also discuss how COVID-19 affects work-life, especially from an HR and management standpoint.

ABOUT APCCA

Asia Pacific Corporate Counsel Alliance (APCCA) in its original form was initiated in 2009 at the first regional corporate counsel conference (organised by SCCA in Singapore) with signatories being the SCCA, Indonesia Corporate Counsel Association (IndonesiaCCA), Association of Corporate Lawyers Sri Lanka (ACLSL) and In house Counsel Forum – Korea (IHCF). In 2011, APCCA was formally launched at the third such conference (organised by the IndonesiaCCA in Jakarta ) with the Malaysian Corporate Counsel Association (MCCA), Legal Management Council of Philippines (LMCP) and Indian Corporate Counsel Association (IndiaCCA) joining the alliance. APCCA partners SCCA, MCCA, IndonesiaCCA, IndiaCCA and LMCP are also part of the In-House Counsel Worldwide (ICW).

SPEAKER PROFILES

James Kim is Chairman and CEO of AMCHAM Korea. Prior to AMCHAM, Mr. Kim served as Chairman, CEO and President of GM Korea. Mr. Kim is a Korean-American who is passionate about promoting the commercial interests between the United States and Korea.

At GM Korea, Mr. Kim was responsible for the total operations with 17,000 employees (sales, manufacturing, distribution and design) in Korea. Mr. Kim also had oversight responsibilities with GM’s joint venture operations in Uzbekistan.

Mr. Kim joined GM Korea from Microsoft Korea, where he had served as Country Manager and CEO. His previous roles include CEO of Yahoo! Korea and Asia Regional Vice President of Overture (a wholly owned subsidiary of Yahoo).

Prior to Yahoo, Mr. Kim worked predominantly in the United States, where he was the Managing Partner at Palisades Advisors, based in New York. Prior to Palisades, he held other positions including CEO at Corcoran.com, CEO of Vivien International and National Marketing Manager at AT&T.

Mr. Kim serves as Independent Director of iClick Interactive (NASDAQ: ICLK) and as Senior Advisor of Archegos Capital Management, a New York based, family investment office specializing in U.S. and Asia public equities. Mr. Kim is also Advisor to ICONLOOP, a leading blockchain enterprise technology company based in South Korea. Mr. Kim remains active on organizations that promote the success of the Korean and US economies.

Mr. Kim holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from the University of California, Los Angeles and a Master of Business Administration from Harvard University. As an avid tennis player, Mr. Kim serves as an official “Wilson Brand Ambassador.” Mr. Kim lives in Seoul, Korea with his spouse and has two grown children. 

Mino Han has acted as counsel in various international arbitrations conducted under the auspices of the ICC, SIAC, KCAB or JCAA. Mino specializes in construction and engineering disputes. The relevant projects underlying the disputes were each based in the Middle East, Asia, Eastern Europe, Africa or Latin America and concerned the design and construction of combined cycle power plants, solar power production facilities, refineries, high-rise buildings, convention centres and infrastructure facilities.

Mino has also vast experience in representing contractors in Korean court or KCAB domestic arbitration proceedings. He also regularly advises clients on issuing or defending claims arising out of standard form contracts including the FIDIC Suite of Contracts.

Mino majored in law at Seoul National University (LL.B., 2006), after which he passed the Korean Bar Exam in 2006 and qualified as Korean lawyer in 2009. He also received a Master of Laws degree in international arbitration law from Seoul National University in 2012 and a Master of Science degree for Construction Law and Dispute Resolution at King’s College London in 2018. Mino’s MSc dissertation entitled “The meaning and scope of ‘consequential loss’ exclusion clauses - A comparative law analysis between English law and Korean law” was awarded with a distinction grade. In July 2019, Mino was admitted to the roll of solicitors in England and Wales.

Hyun is an in-house counsel for the second largest construction firm in Korea (ENR’s rank 2019), GS E&C, and has worked previously for The Korea Development Bank, the development financial institution of Korea. He serves as an Editor of the IBA’s legal journal, Construction Law International. His practice focuses on international construction and international project finance. Hyun, currently, also works as a legal counsel for a joint venture composed of Korean, Japanese and French contractors. Hyun received his J.D. from Korea University School of Law and a bachelor’s degree in public policy & administration from Yonsei University. He has been recently admitted to the International LL.M. course at Kyushu University Graduate School of Law (Japanese government’s invitation, Young Leaders’ Program in Law).

OPENING ADDRESS:

Reza P. Topobroto started his legal career as a practice lawyer in 997, after moving to several law firms he had a chance promoted as a Senior Associate in Roosdiono & Partners.  In 2005, he shifted careers to corporate counsel by joining Procter & Gamble as Country Legal Lead. In 2008, Reza was appointed as the Head of Legal for Mondelez (p.k.a Kraft Foods).  In 2012 he joined Microsoft as Director of Corporate, External & Legal Affairs in charge for Indonesia.  After 7 years in Microsoft, he moved to Indosat Ooredoo in 2019, becoming Senior Legal Advisor to CEO.

Reza was the third President of the Indonesian Corporate Counsel Association (ICCA). He ended his term in 2014 and continues contributions to ICCA through his role on the Supervisory Board. In 2009, he co-founded the Asia Pacific Corporate Counsel Alliance (APCCA), In 2012, he was appointed Secretary General of the APCCA.

In 2015, Reza was given the award of ‘Indonesia In-House Lawyer of the Year 2015’ and ‘In-House Legal Team of the Year 2016’ by Asia Legal Business.   Reza obtained his law degree at Trisakti University, Jakarta in 1997, and his Master of Laws at Monash University, Melbourne in 2003.

 MODERATOR:

Anil a Mediator (accredited in South Asia), Arbitrator (Fellows of the Chartered, Singapore and Philippines Institutes of Arbitrators and Adjudicator (with AIAC Malaysia); and trained in International Treaty Arbitration, is an Advocate & Solicitor, Commissioner for Oaths and Notary Public of Singapore, a Solicitor of England and Wales (2009); qualified as Barrister Middle Temple of England & Wales (1993) and also holds a Master of Science in Construction Law & Arbitration, Kings College London & National University of Singapore (2006).

In legal practice since 1995 and his Chambers representing parties in the region, focuses on Appropriate Dispute Resolution involving Infrastructure, Building, and Construction work and most aspects of Commercial, Civil, Criminal and Corporate Front End Advisory services. Conversant in Mandarin, Malay, Malayalam and Tamil besides English, he has also worked In House, with a International Arbitration practice and started his work life for five-years career as an infantry officer, Singapore Armed Forces. His consultancy also Consults & Administers International Infrastructure & Construction, Trade & Investment Treaty projects and developments; carries out Appropriate Dispute Resolution Services including Mediator, Adjudicator, Arbitrator, Dispute Boards, Expert Witness & Neutral Evaluator; and Developing Online Dispute Resolution Legal Technologies.

In-House Legal Privilege: Bird’s eye-view across multi-jurisdictions

Webinar Partner and Sponsor

Lex Mundi has compiled a guide of what constitutes attorney-client across over 65 different jurisdictions. Differences in the law among both common law and civil law jurisdictions can be significant. Companies and their counsel should be aware of these differences and how they may affect legal proceedings. We will host a panel discussion comprising experts from both civil and common law jurisdictions to share their experiences.

1. Background – brief (5 mins each panelist):
1. Basic law of attorney-client privilege/professional confidentiality
2. Basic law of Litigation Privilege or corollary in civil law jurisdictions
3. Include whether in-house counsel are within the privilege/professional confidentiality?

2. May the government – either criminal prosecutors or other regulators – override these privileges/confidentiality/protections?

3. Are there “legally trained” personnel who work for companies, but who are not attorneys/members of a bar of court?

4. How do privilege issues arise?
1. How do privilege/professional confidentiality/Litigation Privilege issues arise in your jurisdiction?
1. Regarding communications occurring and work product created in your jurisdiction?
2. Regarding communications occurring and work product created outside your jurisdiction?
2. How do these issues arise in other jurisdictions regarding communications occurring and work product created in your jurisdiction?
1. For example, how do you address demands in proceedings outside your jurisdiction for attorney-client communications and work product?

5. Best Practices:
1. How can house counsel maximize the protections of privilege/confidentiality?
2. What are the primary misconceptions that company personnel have regarding how privilege works? (In the U.S., the common misconception on the part of non-lawyers is that merely copying a lawyer on an email will make it privileged.)

6. Other issues & Q&A

Speaker Profiles

DAVID GREENWALD - JENNER & BLOCK (Moderator)

ALLEN NG - RAJAH & TANN 

SHALENI SANGARAN - SKRINE ADVOCATES & SOLICITORS

SUNYOUNG KIM - LEE & KO

WEBINAR: Branding & Re-strategizing Post-Covid

Overview

In a recent survey conducted by the Singapore Academy of Law on how the pandemic has affected the legal community, these findings surfaced: -

83 per cent of practitioners reported a decrease in new cases and revenue.

34 per cent of respondents expressed a need for business process re-engineering to save costs and;

65 per cent called for new learning and development opportunities.

With the shutdown or slowdown, most brick-and-mortar businesses and entrepreneurs are relying more than ever on new strategies. A big part (if not all) of marketing during this pandemic and into the future is going to be shifted online. But where do we start?

In this webinar, Eliza Tan – Founder & Director of LegisComm and Mel Nirmala, Executive Director of SCCA, both known for their digital communications, branding and marketing strategies in the legal field share brand and marketing insights, digital innovation stories and tips on processes and innovations. We also have as guest speaker Roy Ang, APAC Head of Business Development at international law firm Withersworldwide to share how his firm has re-strategized their marketing efforts in these unusual times.

Speakers

Mel Nirmala

Executive Director

SCCA

Mel Nirmala takes a vision and makes it a reality through sound strategic development. She intuitively sees the threads of opportunity that wind through an organization, brings them together into a coherent whole, helps others extend their thinking, and drives business advantage. She is an inspirational leader who tells stories that inspires action while at the same time grounded in financial information that levers any business. Respected as a credible voice in decision making, finding strategic partners, and establishing cross border alliances, Mel has earned a seat at the table she serves.

Currently, as the Executive Director at the Singapore Corporate Counsel Association, a national association serving the in-house counsel community in Singapore, Mel oversees the operations by setting a clear direction for the organization's growth and survival as a non-profit business.

She is now spearheading major strategic shifts for transforming the association from a functional focus to an enabler of multi-facets of services and integrating innovations keeping the association ahead of the curve amongst its peers.

Eliza Tan

Founder & Managing Director

LegisComm

Eliza Tan is the Founder and Managing Director of LegisComm, a Legal Marketing Consultancy dedicated to helping law firms and professional service firms with their marketing and business development needs. With more than a decade of experience in the marketing of professional services, she currently advises several law firms and accounting firms in branding, social media marketing, marketing communication and business development.

Seen as an ambassador of collaboration within the professional services industry, Eliza has helped connect a great number of law firms, accounting firms and other advisory services through networking events, talks and training.

Her passion for professional services marketing has upped the ante on the level of professional marketing within the legal industry. She is responsible for continuously educating and updating the legal sector on the latest developments, trends and technologies that lawyers can embark on to brand, profile and market themselves better.

She has trained more than 500 lawyers to date. Trainings she has conducted include “’Networking Skills Training for Lawyers” and “Branding for Law firms” at The Law Society of Singapore. She also currently conducts in-house trainings on “Branding yourself on LinkedIn” for law firms. She was also the Personal Branding trainer for 50 in-house counsel at (Women In-house Living Life) Will Summit 2017, organised by the Singapore Corporate Counsel of Singapore. She has been involved in panel discussions involving developments in professional services including “’The SMP’s role in the Future Economy” organised by ACCA. She was also one of the first speakers that spoke on the topic of “Growing the Top Line in the era of Disruptive Technology” at the seminar on “The Uberisation of Professional Services” organised by The Business Times for Canon’s Think Big Leadership Series 2016.

Roy Ang

APAC Head of Business Development & Marketing

Withersworldwide

Roy is the Asia Pacific Head of Marketing and Business Development at Withersworldwide/ Withers KhattarWong. He oversees the planning, development and execution of the firm's marketing and business development initiatives, from business planning with senior partners, client pitches, digital campaigns, PR to events.

Before joining Withers, he was the Deputy Head of Marketing with the Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC) and has worked in legal industry planning roles with the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) and Ministry of Law (MinLaw). In 2017, Singapore Business Review listed Roy as one of the notable chief marketing officers aged 40 and under.

WEBINAR: Domestic Violence: Is the Workplace Part of the Solution?

Overview

As millions of people work from home, a new outbreak is growing - domestic violence. Prolonged periods of confinement coupled with the stress of financial uncertainty builds domestic tensions. The UNFPA expects domestic violence to increase globally by 20%. In Singapore, AWARE's Women's Helpline saw a significant surge in calls related to family violence.

At a time when the home has become the workplace, it has become clearer to employers that domestic violence impacts the workplace and is a workplace issue. The productivity of workers who experience domestic violence is severely reduced. Moreover, studies show that a high proportion of domestic violence victims confide in their managers and co-workers about the situation.

Progressive workplaces (including in Singapore) have started to implement domestic violence policies, provide benefits to support people who experience domestic violence, and to train their managers and employees to support their colleagues facing this issue. ILO Convention 190 calls on workplaces to take steps to counter domestic violence.

This panel will explore the role of workplaces in supporting its employees experiencing domestic violence, including the following questions:

a)      What is domestic violence and why is it a workplace issue?

b)      What kind of policies can employers implement to support their employees who are experiencing domestic violence?

c)      How can managers and co-workers be equipped to support their colleagues who are experiencing domestic violence?

Speakers

Moderator: Roslina Chai (Managing Director, Catalyse) 

A lawyer by training, Roslina is a serial entrepreneur and an innovation practitioner with over 20 years of experience spanning the corporate, entrepreneurial and public sector in New Zealand, Malaysia, China and Singapore. In the recent decade, Roslina works extensively with senior leadership teams on strategy, innovation and communication as a consultant, executive coach, and facilitator. Roslina’s commitment to equity and human rights led her to her current role at Catalyse because now more than even, she believes that the workplace has to be part of the solution to some of this century’s most pressing human rights challenges.

Panelist: Corinna Lim (Executive Director, AWARE) 

A well respected leader in Singapore’s non-profit world, Corinna’s commitment to issues such as gender-equal workplaces, workplace harassment, and domestic violence had been unwavering for more than three decades. On the basis of her leadership in these areas, Corinna was selected to interview Michelle Obama during the one evening Michelle was on stage in Singapore. Prior to AWARE, Corinna founded and ran a successful technology start up, Bizibody Technology, and practised law at Allen & Gledhill, Khattar Wong and Partners, and Koh Ong Partners.

Panelist: Giang Dang (General Manager Human Resources, Commercial at Rio Tinto)

Giang is GM Human Resources for RT Global Commercial. She has over 20 years HR Leadership, Business Partner and Specialist experience gained in multinational organisations within the Oil & Gas and Mining Sectors. She has held various global and regional HR roles, lived and worked in Vietnam, Mongolia, Australia, Canada and currently in Singapore. Giang is part of Rio Tinto global HR Senior Leadership team.

WEBINAR: APCCA SERIES | Episode 8: Understanding the Thailand Regulatory & Business Framework arising from COVID-19

THIS EVENT PAGE SHOWS SINGAPORE START AND END TIMING. Your final calendar confirmation will be set according to country-specific time upon registration.

As part of the APCCA webinar series, the SCCA brings insights into the COVID-19 pandemic in Thailand.

Event Overview

The event will provide participants a brief overview of the laws and regulations issued to implement measures and restrictions to and the existing business framework in Thailand because of the COVID-19 health crisis. The webinar will also discuss how COVID-19 affects work-life, especially from an HR and management standpoint.

ABOUT APCCA

Asia Pacific Corporate Counsel Alliance (APCCA) in its original form was initiated in 2009 at the first regional corporate counsel conference (organised by SCCA in Singapore) with signatories being the SCCA, Indonesia Corporate Counsel Association (IndonesiaCCA), Association of Corporate Lawyers Sri Lanka (ACLSL) and In house Counsel Forum – Korea (IHCF). In 2011, APCCA was formally launched at the third such conference (organised by the IndonesiaCCA in Jakarta ) with the Malaysian Corporate Counsel Association (MCCA), Legal Management Council of Philippines (LMCP) and Indian Corporate Counsel Association (IndiaCCA) joining the alliance. APCCA partners SCCA, MCCA, IndonesiaCCA, IndiaCCA and LMCP are also part of the In-House Counsel Worldwide (ICW).

SPEAKER PROFILES

Nicky Balani is a consultant at SCL Nishimura. He represents clients in complex international disputes, specializing in public international law, and international and investment arbitration. He has acted as counsel and assistant of the tribunal in arbitrations conducted under a variety of arbitral rules. Nicky has also advised on reform to the Thai Arbitration Act and other arbitration-related regulations in Thailand. He teaches public international law and international arbitration, such as at training programs organized by ICSID, UNCTAD and NYU as well as at leading Thai universities.

After attaining her first law degree (LLB) from Chulalongkorn University (with first class honours), Chanakarn Boonyasith first joined SCL Law Group’s Corporate & Commercial Practice in 2009, leaving for England a year later to undertake her Masters (LLM) at University College London (UCL) (with merit and under an LLM Bentham Scholarship). She immediately rejoined SCL Law Group after graduation. She began her legal training in the areas of mergers & acquisitions, litigation, banking & finance and securities law with the then-Bangkok office of global law firm White & Case (now Weerawong C&P Ltd). She became a partner of SCL Law Group in May 2019.

Weerachai Uthaiphetra (Keang) has 11-years of work experience in legal and compliance. Before joining Dumex Limited (part of Group DANONE) in May 2020, Keang worked at CPALL Public Company Limited (the owner of 7-11 convenience store in Thailand) as a legal officer, LawPlus Limited (a local law firm in Thailand) as a professional lawyer, SCG-Dow Group Company as a legal counsel and EK-Chai Distribution System Company Limited (the owner of Tesco Lotus in Thailand) as a Legal and Compliance Manager. Keang has experiences focusing on laws regarding corporate, commercial, labour, Intellectual Property, Personal Data Protection and Competition. Keang also has experience drafting and negotiating commercial contracts (including sale and purchase contract, services contract, distribution contract, and employment contract, etc.), reviewing all related legal documents and carrying legal works as a part of due diligence for M&A project and investigation project.

OPENING ADDRESS:

Reza P. Topobroto started his legal career as a practice lawyer in 997, after moving to several law firms he had a chance promoted as a Senior Associate in Roosdiono & Partners.  In 2005, he shifted careers to corporate counsel by joining Procter & Gamble as Country Legal Lead. In 2008, Reza was appointed as the Head of Legal for Mondelez (p.k.a Kraft Foods).  In 2012 he joined Microsoft as Director of Corporate, External & Legal Affairs in charge for Indonesia.  After 7 years in Microsoft, he moved to Indosat Ooredoo in 2019, becoming Senior Legal Advisor to CEO.

Reza was the third President of the Indonesian Corporate Counsel Association (ICCA). He ended his term in 2014 and continues contributions to ICCA through his role on the Supervisory Board. In 2009, he co-founded the Asia Pacific Corporate Counsel Alliance (APCCA), In 2012, he was appointed Secretary General of the APCCA.

In 2015, Reza was given the award of ‘Indonesia In-House Lawyer of the Year 2015’ and ‘In-House Legal Team of the Year 2016’ by Asia Legal Business.   Reza obtained his law degree at Trisakti University, Jakarta in 1997, and his Master of Laws at Monash University, Melbourne in 2003.

 MODERATOR:

Anil a Mediator (accredited in South Asia), Arbitrator (Fellows of the Chartered, Singapore and Philippines Institutes of Arbitrators and Adjudicator (with AIAC Malaysia); and trained in International Treaty Arbitration, is an Advocate & Solicitor, Commissioner for Oaths and Notary Public of Singapore, a Solicitor of England and Wales (2009); qualified as Barrister Middle Temple of England & Wales (1993) and also holds a Master of Science in Construction Law & Arbitration, Kings College London & National University of Singapore (2006).

In legal practice since 1995 and his Chambers representing parties in the region, focuses on Appropriate Dispute Resolution involving Infrastructure, Building, and Construction work and most aspects of Commercial, Civil, Criminal and Corporate Front End Advisory services. Conversant in Mandarin, Malay, Malayalam and Tamil besides English, he has also worked In House, with a International Arbitration practice and started his work life for five-years career as an infantry officer, Singapore Armed Forces. His consultancy also Consults & Administers International Infrastructure & Construction, Trade & Investment Treaty projects and developments; carries out Appropriate Dispute Resolution Services including Mediator, Adjudicator, Arbitrator, Dispute Boards, Expert Witness & Neutral Evaluator; and Developing Online Dispute Resolution Legal Technologies.

WEBINAR: APCCA SERIES | Episode 7: Understanding the Vietnam Regulatory & Business Framework arising from COVID-19

THIS EVENT PAGE SHOWS SINGAPORE START AND END TIMING. Your final calendar confirmation will be set according to country-specific time upon registration.

As part of the APCCA webinar series, the SCCA brings insights into the COVID-19 pandemic in Vietnam.

Event Overview

The event will provide participants a brief overview of the laws and regulations issued to implement measures and restrictions to and the existing business framework in Vietnam because of the COVID-19 health crisis. The webinar will also discuss how COVID-19 affects work-life, especially from an HR and management standpoint.

ABOUT APCCA

Asia Pacific Corporate Counsel Alliance (APCCA) in its original form was initiated in 2009 at the first regional corporate counsel conference (organised by SCCA in Singapore) with signatories being the SCCA, Indonesia Corporate Counsel Association (IndonesiaCCA), Association of Corporate Lawyers Sri Lanka (ACLSL) and In house Counsel Forum – Korea (IHCF). In 2011, APCCA was formally launched at the third such conference (organised by the IndonesiaCCA in Jakarta ) with the Malaysian Corporate Counsel Association (MCCA), Legal Management Council of Philippines (LMCP) and Indian Corporate Counsel Association (IndiaCCA) joining the alliance. APCCA partners SCCA, MCCA, IndonesiaCCA, IndiaCCA and LMCP are also part of the In-House Counsel Worldwide (ICW).

SPEAKER PROFILES

Tony is among the few top-tiered project & energy lawyers in Vietnam who are highly rated by Chambers, Legal500, Asialaw Profiles and other international publications.

Tony has spent nineteen years practicing in the projects and energy industry.  Prior to co-founding EPLegal in 2010, Tony worked in managerial and legal positions in leading oil & gas operators and contractors in Vietnam such as PTSC, Cuu Long JOC, and PVTrans. He has legal and contracting experience through various projects related to drilling campaigns; oil and gas production operations; sales and purchasing and technical services contracts; chartering of vessels/FPSO/FSO; production services; and EPC/EPIC contracts, offtake agreements and lifting contracts. He acts as leading counsel and works on both contentious and non-contentious matters in onshore energy and infrastructure construction contracts and related disputes settlement, including hydropower plants, thermal power plants, refineries and solar energy installation projects, etc.

Tony is also a dispute resolution counselor acting in litigation and alternative dispute resolution (“ADR”) practices in Vietnam, Singapore, Hong Kong and often represents clients in disputes in Vietnam International Arbitration Center (“VIAC”) and Singapore International Arbitration Center (“SIAC”). He is the first mediator and Vietnamese member certified by the British Arbitration Institute (“CIArb”). In 2017, he was appointed by VIAC to be a member of the Scientific Advisory Council and actively participated in training, research and drafting of VIAC rules and sets of VIAC rules. In 2019, he became one of the arbitrators of VIAC and also be elected as the Chair of Committee of prospective CIArb Branch in Vietnam. In January 2020, he was appointed as Deputy Director of Vietnam Mediation Center (“VMC”).

Mr. Chung has 20 years experiences in the legal service industry. He has been the lead counsel of Vietjet Air, the airlines company having the biggest market share in Vietnam, for 9 years (almost since the company was established). During the time with Vietjet Air, Chung participated in and assisted hundreds of aircraft leases, sub-leases, financing and new purchases for Vietjet Air. He also gives legal advisory services for the whole company’s day-to-day activities from corporate and compliance perspectives. Before joining Vietjet Air Chung worked as a senior lawyer in a leading law firm in Vietnam.

OPENING ADDRESS:

Reza P. Topobroto started his legal career as a practice lawyer in 997, after moving to several law firms he had a chance promoted as a Senior Associate in Roosdiono & Partners.  In 2005, he shifted careers to corporate counsel by joining Procter & Gamble as Country Legal Lead. In 2008, Reza was appointed as the Head of Legal for Mondelez (p.k.a Kraft Foods).  In 2012 he joined Microsoft as Director of Corporate, External & Legal Affairs in charge for Indonesia.  After 7 years in Microsoft, he moved to Indosat Ooredoo in 2019, becoming Senior Legal Advisor to CEO.

Reza was the third President of the Indonesian Corporate Counsel Association (ICCA). He ended his term in 2014 and continues contributions to ICCA through his role on the Supervisory Board. In 2009, he co-founded the Asia Pacific Corporate Counsel Alliance (APCCA), In 2012, he was appointed Secretary General of the APCCA.

In 2015, Reza was given the award of ‘Indonesia In-House Lawyer of the Year 2015’ and ‘In-House Legal Team of the Year 2016’ by Asia Legal Business.   Reza obtained his law degree at Trisakti University, Jakarta in 1997, and his Master of Laws at Monash University, Melbourne in 2003.

 MODERATOR:

Anil a Mediator (accredited in South Asia), Arbitrator (Fellows of the Chartered, Singapore and Philippines Institutes of Arbitrators and Adjudicator (with AIAC Malaysia); and trained in International Treaty Arbitration, is an Advocate & Solicitor, Commissioner for Oaths and Notary Public of Singapore, a Solicitor of England and Wales (2009); qualified as Barrister Middle Temple of England & Wales (1993) and also holds a Master of Science in Construction Law & Arbitration, Kings College London & National University of Singapore (2006).

In legal practice since 1995 and his Chambers representing parties in the region, focuses on Appropriate Dispute Resolution involving Infrastructure, Building, and Construction work and most aspects of Commercial, Civil, Criminal and Corporate Front End Advisory services. Conversant in Mandarin, Malay, Malayalam and Tamil besides English, he has also worked In House, with a International Arbitration practice and started his work life for five-years career as an infantry officer, Singapore Armed Forces. His consultancy also Consults & Administers International Infrastructure & Construction, Trade & Investment Treaty projects and developments; carries out Appropriate Dispute Resolution Services including Mediator, Adjudicator, Arbitrator, Dispute Boards, Expert Witness & Neutral Evaluator; and Developing Online Dispute Resolution Legal Technologies.

WEBINAR: Online Group Mindfulness Practice with Potential Project

Join The Potential Project for a weekly 30-minute online group mindfulness practice. Whether you're looking to start, re-start, or sustain your mindfulness practice, looking for some respite and trying to manage your stress and anxiety, or just wanting to connect with a community and not feel so isolated. 

Every Thursday, 1215-1245 (Singapore time), from Mar. 26 to Jun. 25.

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