The Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) is the world's largest organization serving the professional and business interests of attorneys who practice in the legal departments of corporations, associations, nonprofits and other private-sector organizations around the globe.
Have you ever felt like you don’t belong, even when you’re doing a good job? You’re not alone. And there’s nothing wrong with you.
In this presentation, you’ll learn why Imposter Syndrome shows up and what keeps it going. More importantly, you’ll learn five powerful ways to break free from it so you can finally feel confident in who you are and what you bring to your work.
We’ll cover how to stop the negative voice in your head, trust your own choices, speak up without fear, and feel proud of your skills. You’ll also learn how to build real, supportive relationships instead of feeling like you are all alone.
By the end, you’ll have simple steps you can use right away to feel calmer, clearer, and more confident.
The current Middle East crisis is reshaping global transport, energy markets, and supply chains, with ripple effects across industry sectors. Disruption of a key maritime chokepoint like the Strait of Hormuz affects transport routes and the flow of roughly 20% of global oil and gas. Accordingly, in-house legal teams need to address substantial operational, financial, and legal challenges.
Join Casper Munch, Vice President, Head of Legal and Deputy General Counsel of A.P. Moller – Maersk, for an insightful live conversation with Jason L. Brown, ACC President & CEO.
Drawing from his experience at one of the world’s largest transport and logistics company, Casper will share practical perspectives on how in-house legal teams can help their organizations navigate the implications of this crisis, manage risk, and support critical decision-making.
From crisis management and communication to addressing geopolitical pressure, sanctions compliance and supply chain disruptions, this session will explore how legal leaders can adapt and add value in this volatile context.
You’ll walk away with actionable takeaways on how in-house counsel can make a positive impact in helping their organization navigate current disruptions and uncertainties.
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from a legal leader supporting a global company that is at the heart of global trade—and bring your questions.
Please consider nominating rising in-house counsel for our 2026 NextGen Cohort Series by Friday, March 27th
you may nominate someone from your own team or your network. For the full program details and application please contact northeast-administrator@accglobal.com
2026 NextGen Cohort Series Details: Practical Legal Tips for the Exceptional Generalist
Seeking attorneys with less than 10 years in-house experience
In-person kick-off (Boston): April 29th, 2026
Three virtual sessions in May & June
In partnership with Saul Ewing
No additional fee/included in ACC Northeast Membership
Participant applications are due March 27th, 2026
Don’t miss out on encouraging a member of your team or your network to participate in this series that will provide substantive legal development, leadership training, and peer-to-peer connection to help rising in-house counsel grow into trusted business partners and future legal leaders!
Special thanks to our Sponsor Saul Ewing for helping bring this Programming to the Northeast Chapter.
Come join us for a lively discussion around issue spotting in government, advertising and other types of contracts as it relates to protecting and utilizing your IP. Designed to help in-house counsel triage, evaluate and understand some of the main IP clauses that arise on a day-to-day basis without necessarily being IP focused.
A look at trademark use and enforcement on online platforms like social media, marketplaces, etc. We will examine how to protect your brand on these evolving platforms and how to make sure your team is also not infringing others.
Contracts move faster when everyone works together!
In this webinar, discover how CobbleStone Software supports seamless collaboration with electronic signatures, AI-assistance in reviewing and redlining, online document collaboration between different resources, departments, and stakeholders, and other leading tools—all within one secure platform. Explore how legal teams can collaborate efficiently without losing track of changes, compliance requirements, or approval stages.
If your organization struggles with siloed communication, inconsistent processes, or document sprawl, this session shows how a centralized CLM approach solves it.
Law schools often emphasize pathways to law firms, but many attorneys build rewarding careers inside corporations, working closely with a single business. Join us for an engaging conversation with experienced intellectual property professionals as they share how they transitioned into in-house IP practice. After a brief discussion about their career paths, law students will have the opportunity to ask questions and gain practical insights into the realities of in-house IP work. Participants will also have the chance to provide feedback to the ACC Network on the types of content and programming formats that would be most helpful for their professional development. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn, connect, and help shape future programming.
Global and domestic supply chains are navigating new challenges amid the military escalation in the Middle East. Closure of the Strait of Hormuz has particularly acute impacts on energy markets and the global economy. Insurers are cancelling coverage and insureds are finding themselves tasked with exploring “war risk” coverage. Steamship lines are requiring LOIs and surcharges from cargo owners. Many industries including energy, manufacturing, and logistics are preparing for possible force majeure events and other defenses to performance. Join us to examine broader impacts and discuss how in-house counsel can proactively guide their organizations through the evolving challenges ahead.
Whether you are attending LegalOpsCon for the first time, returning as a seasoned participant, or debating taking the leap, this webinar will help you make the most of your conference experience. We will walk through key programming highlights, networking opportunities, and tips for navigating the event so you can prioritize the sessions, connections, and resources that matter most to you. You will also have the chance to connect with fellow attendees, start building relationships before the conference begins, and share what you hope to gain from the event.
Join us for a practical briefing on the rapidly shifting climate disclosure landscape across the United States, with a focus on California, as well as internationally. Kirstin, Grace, and Emil will outline key regulatory updates, including California’s SB 253/ SB 261 rulemakings and other emerging state requirements. The speakers will also offer practical guidance on GHG reporting, data collection, assurance readiness, and climate risk mitigation, along with next steps for building a resilient, future ready reporting strategy.
Generously Sponsored by Beveridge & Diamond PC and the Environmental & Sustainability Network
