Elizabeth Shin to moderate Women Leaders in Arbitration seminar

September 9, 20266:00pm KST

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Elizabeth Shin will moderate the seminar, "Women Leaders in Arbitration: Making your Mark in the Profession," hosted by KCAB International Women’s Interest Committee (WIC) and HKIAC Women in Arbitration (WIA).

Elizabeth Shin, Senior Vice President at Burford Capital, will moderate the seminar, "Women Leaders in Arbitration: Making your Mark in the Profession," hosted by KCAB International Women’s Interest Committee (WIC) and HKIAC Women in Arbitration (WIA). The session will take place on September 9 at 6:00pm KST in Seoul.

The event will feature an engaging panel discussion on key insights and strategies for women shaping the future of international arbitration and will be followed by a virtual seminar.

Ms. Shin will moderate the panel alongside Helena Chen (Chen & Chang Attorneys-at-Law), Weina Ye (Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer Kewei), Liz Kyo-Hwa Chung (Independent Arbitrator), Hye Sung Kim (Kim & Chang).

You can learn more about the event here.

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