Past Events

RBG - The Movie

SCCA Peers with support from The Law Society of Singapore's Women In Practice for a movie night out on US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Tuesday 12 March 2019.

Dinner at The Projector...

WILL Summit 2019 - #DOITFORTHENEXTGIRL

*This event is strictly for in-house counsel and sponsored guests.

International Women’s Day is celebrated around the world for its authenticity of initiatives, ideas,...

First Thursday in March at Soul Food

On this month's First Thursday, the SCCA is hosting a get-together at Soul Food, a social enterprise designed to empower persons with special needs. They have prepared for us a...

Adhering to Regional Data Privacy Laws – Are you Equipped?

*This event is strictly for in-house counsel only.

As global regulations have taken a steep trajectory shift in recent years, corporates and legal counsel are finding it challenging...

Resilience Through Play

In the fast-changing environment, being able to adapt quickly is the foundation for resilience. Resilience is a person's capacity for stress-related growth. Lawyers who develop resilience,...

Key Risks in 2019: Geopolitical Headwinds VS Operational Complexities

*This event is strictly for in-house counsel only.

From global geopolitical uncertainties to operational intricacies such as internal malfeasance and local compliance challenges,...

SCCA First Thursday in February - Lunar New Year Special

Join us for SCCA's First Thursday in February as we celebrate the lunar new year. Bring some of your favourite Chinese New Year goodies to share and SCCA will do the same!

Let us ring in the...

SCCA Annual Diversity Debate

After the successful inaugural debate in 2018, the SCCA Annual Diversity is back! This year, the SCCA Annual Diversity Debate coincides with the 200th anniversary of the landing of Sir Stamford Raffles...

HOW INVESTIGATORS HELP PRESERVE CORPORATE REPUTATIONS

Corporate compliance has traditionally been focused on corruption, but the rise of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has broadened...

CONTROLLING CONTRACTUAL DISCRETION