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The Steering Committee welcomes a diverse and international group of 48 leading arbitration counsel at the peak of their career, who have moved beyond events aimed at “young” arbitrators.

The Steering Committee welcomes up to 48 preeminent private practice sports lawyers who represent the interests of athletes, teams, leagues, associations, governing bodies, sponsors and broadcasters to explore common concerns, exchange ideas and resolve challenges faced on behalf of these clients.

The Steering Committee welcomes 44 senior environmental lawyers, personally selected from leading Canadian firms, to candidly share cross country developments in environment law reforms, natural resources and climate change.

The Forum’s Steering Committee welcomes a select group of up to 44 elite-level private practice lawyers and in-house counsel with significant experience in private fund formation, operations and governance from across the US and Canada. The goal is to foster a community of the leading experts who are willing to collaboratively examine and resolve the complex challenges they face today.

The Steering Committee welcomes 48 leading lawyers in the Canadian infrastructure sector to discuss current developments and trends, with a focus on both legal and broader market perspectives. Participants include senior counsel from private law firms, in-house legal teams, the public sector, and procuring authorities.

The Steering Committee welcomes up to 48 hand-selected compliance leaders from global corporations with established compliance programs to connect with their peers, benchmark their thinking, and explore common concerns. A select few professional advisors with particular expertise in this field round out the group as subject matter experts.

The Steering Committee welcomes a select group of 48 chief privacy officers, data protection officers, senior privacy practitioners and privacy regulators from over 20 jurisdictions. The Forum provides an annual opportunity for this pan-jurisdictional group to explore issues, exchange ideas and resolve common challenges.

The Steering Committee welcomes a select, international group of private client lawyers and white-collar criminal litigators. This meeting joins the two practice areas to explore how ultra-high net worth clients should best position themselves to avoid unnecessary investigations or regulatory enforcement actions. It also addresses how they can structure their affairs to provide optimal protection for themselves, their assets and their advisors.

The Steering Committee welcomes 48 estate planning and litigation professionals from leading law firms across Canada to meet and discuss the most pressing issues in planning and litigation facing their clients today.

The Forum is a biennial gathering of 44 senior in-house counsel from the largest Canadian institutional investors and preeminent lawyers from across North America, to address emerging legal risks and challenges in direct private equity investments and M&A transactions.

This Forum is an annual meeting for a select group of 48 preeminent legal advisors, trustees, private bankers and CPAs, who advise HNW & UHNW international families on estates, trusts and tax law, to explore common concerns, exchange ideas and resolve challenges faced on behalf of clients.

The Forum is a private gathering of 40 in-house and outside counsel who are well-versed in complex ERISA matters, personally selected from major firms and financial institutions from across the country, to meet and discuss the most pressing issues and questions they face today.

The Steering Committee welcomes a select group of up to 48 preeminent fiduciary litigators from across the United States. Each participant specializes in assisting HNW and UHNW clients in resolving disputes relating to their estates. This Forum provides an opportunity to explore common concerns, exchange ideas and resolve challenges faced on behalf of these clients.

The Steering Committee welcomes up to 48 leading tax, estate planning and estate litigation professionals from across Canada. This 3rd Generation Forum is the latest addition to the Cambridge Forums ‘Estates & Trusts’ series. It is geared towards the next cohort of practitioners that have between 7 – 14 years of experience in this field.​

The Forum is a private gathering of 40 in-house and outside counsel, well versed in this field, personally selected from major financial institutions to meet and discuss the most pressing issues and questions they face today.

The Steering Committee welcomes a select group of 48 experienced European litigators who lead mass damage cases involving competition, consumer and shareholder claims (a ‘horizontal’ approach). Attendance is equally balanced between those doing defense and claimant representation.

The Steering Committee welcomes up to 48 senior attorneys from leading law firms and in-house counsel from ‘non-bank’ financial institutions who are at the forefront of enforcement and regulation. Participation is drawn from across the United States, with a select few from the United Kingdom and Europe. During the sessions, high-level discussions are conducted between legal counsel and compliance officers at regulated entities outside the realm of the established incumbent financial institutions who are subject to investigation and enforcement, and the major law firms who advise them.

The Forum is an annual meeting for up to 76 of the top legal advisors, trustees, private bankers and CPAs, who advise HNW & UHNW international families on estates, trusts and tax law, to explore common concerns, exchange ideas and resolve challenges faced on behalf of clients. Participants are within the age cohort of 40s to mid-50s.

The Steering Committee welcomes 48 leading attorneys and senior in-house counsel personally selected from across the United States, and a select few from the United Kingdom and Europe, who are at the forefront of financial institution litigation. During the Sessions, high-level discussions are conducted between lawyers at banks who deal with enforcement matters and the major law firms who advise them.

The Roundtable will bring together CPOs, corporate leaders of privacy, outside counsel, privacy consultants, service providers, and academics.

The biennial Senior Resource Tax Practitioners’ Institute is a meeting for a limited number of senior resource tax specialists from the legal and accounting professions. Many experienced practitioners have found that ordinary tax conferences or seminar arrangements do not allow for in-depth discussion of complex, and often delicate issues amongst participants who have a common high level of professional skills. The meeting is based on active participation by all in attendance, along with a few featured presentations delivered by carefully-chosen subject matter experts.

The Steering Committee welcomes a small group of the most senior land use planners, lawyers, and other planning practitioners from Ontario to meet and discuss trends and developments in land use planning.

The Forum is a private gathering of 44 executives and board members of private family foundations, family members engaged in significant philanthropic work and select respected non-investment advisors to foundations and families. The meeting is based on active participation by all in attendance, along with a few featured presentations delivered by carefully-chosen subject matter experts.

The Steering Committee welcomes 48 senior lawyers, trustees, private bankers and CPAs, within the age cohort of 40 to mid-50, who advise HNW & UHNW American families on estates, trusts and tax law.

The Forum’s Steering Committee welcomes a select group of up to 44 elite-level HR leaders personally selected from companies in the global mining explorations, operation and engineering industries to meet and discuss the most current and pressing strategic HR matters relevant to their industry.

The Steering Committee welcomes 48 highly qualified trial lawyers and senior in-house counsel, personally selected from across the United States, to discuss representing corporations and individuals in white-collar crime related matters.

The Steering Committee welcomes a small group of personally selected CISOs, CSOs, public sector representatives and other cyber security experts to participate in discussions focused on the complex cyber security landscape and the issues that confront businesses, critical infrastructure, government, and everyday Canadians, now and in the future.

The Steering Committee welcomes 48 leading lawyers, consultants and compliance experts from global financial institutions and multinationals with integrated financial services in the USA.

The Forum on Multi-Generational Family Wealth & Leadership is an annual private meeting of Canadian families of substantial wealth. Each family must be represented by members of the generation that presently controls the family’s assets and then generation preparing to inherit them. Through shared learning, the Forum will address subjects that are critical to achieving successful transition of wealth, power and control.

The Steering Committee welcomes up to 48 specialists from around the world including private practitioners, investigators, forensic accountants, funders and courts in the area of enforcement of judgements and awards.

The Steering Committee welcomes up to 48 leading solicitors, barristers and in-house counsel from around the world to discuss complex issues in global investigations and enforcement.

The Steering Committee welcomes up to 44 of the most experienced senior family law practitioners and a select number of subject matter experts from across Canada to discuss practical issues in family law and impacts on their clients.

The  Forum  is an opportunity for a small and international group of antitrust regulatory lawyers, personally selected by the Steering Committee from the leading firms around the world, to engage in detailed and candid roundtable discussions about key antitrust concerns.

The Steering Committee welcomes 48 senior private practice lawyers and regulators focusing on securities enforcement and compliance across Canada.

The Privacy Roundtable brings together the most experienced CPOs, corporate leaders of privacy, outside counsel, privacy consultants, service providers, and academics to discuss the most pressing privacy matters of the day.

The Forum’s Steering Committee welcomes a select group of up to 48 preeminent legal advisors, trustees, private bankers, and CPAs, who advise HNW & UHNW Asia-Pacific families on estates, trusts and tax law, to explore common issues, exchange ideas, and resolve challenges you all face.

For the past seven years, the Forum has annually brought together 48 corporate executive compensation leaders, lawyers and consultants representing the largest corporations and renowned firms from across America, to exchange ideas, share experiences, and validate strategies on the evolving shareholder, business and regulatory pressures on executive pay.​

The Forum is an annual gathering of 44 senior in-house counsel from the largest institutional investors and preeminent lawyers from across the globe, to address emerging risks and challenges in direct investments in major infrastructure projects around the world.

The Steering Committee welcomes 48 leading lawyers in the Canadian infrastructure sector to discuss current developments and trends, with a focus on both legal and broader market perspectives. Participants include senior counsel from private law firms, in-house legal teams, the public sector, and procuring authorities.

The Steering Committee welcomes 48 of the most experienced attorneys, in-house counsel and compliance professionals in the U.S. defense industry to discuss shared challenges on the impact of government policy, regulations, and compliance with export regulation.

The Steering Committee welcomes up to 48 highly qualified SEC enforcement defense counsel and a select few senior in-house counsel, personally selected from New York and Washington with a few heavy hitters from other states. Discussions will have a pure SEC focus and will include only those who are considered experts in the field.

The Steering Committee welcomes up to 48 leading attorneys and senior in-house counsel who specialize in enforcement matters for financial institutions. Participants are drawn from the United Kingdom, Continental Europe, and complimented by a select few representatives from the United States and Asia.

The Steering Committee welcomes a small group of preeminent fiduciary litigators and trustees from around the world, each of whom has been personally selected based on their experience and specialization in resolving disputes for wealthy international families.​ This Forum provides an opportunity to explore common concerns, exchange ideas and resolve challenges faced on behalf of these clients.

The Steering Committee welcomes up to 48 highly qualified healthcare fraud lawyers and a select few senior in-house counsel, personally selected from across the United States. Discussions will focus on enforcement matters including investigations and defense of healthcare fraud cases looking at both the criminal and civil side.

The Forum is a private gathering of up to 44 family office executives, including a handful of trusted non-investment advisors from across Continental Europe and the UK, to explore emerging issues facing families of significant wealth. The meeting is based on active participation by all in attendance, along with a few featured presentations delivered by carefully-chosen subject matter experts.

The Steering Committee welcomes up to 40 senior tax lawyers and corporate tax directors who have been personally selected from around the world to participate in discussions focused on the complex landscape of transfer pricing law. This Forum provides an opportunity to explore common concerns, exchange ideas and resolve challenges faced.

The Steering Committee welcomes a small group of the most senior tax, estate planning and estate litigation professionals from leading law firms, accounting firms, and family offices across Canada. This 1st Generation Forum is the longest-running Forum in the Cambridge Forums ‘Estates & Trusts’ series. It is geared towards the most senior practitioners in the field with approximately 25+ years of experience.​

Each year the Forum’s Steering Committee welcomes up to 48 chief compliance officers, personally selected and primarily from Fortune 200 organizations, to meet, benchmark their thinking with others from diverse industries, and discuss the most pressing issues they face.

The 34th Annual Senior Tax Practitioners’ Institute is a meeting for a limited number of other senior tax specialists from the legal and accounting professions. Many experienced practitioners have found that ordinary tax conferences or seminar arrangements do not allow for in-depth discussion of complex, and often delicate issues amongst participants who have a common high level of professional skills. The meeting is based on active participation by all in attendance, along with a few featured presentations delivered by carefully-chosen subject matter experts.

All arrangements for this year’s Institute is managed by Cambridge Forums, a premium provider of professional development for senior practitioners and executives. Below is a brief video about the meetings organized by Cambridge.

The Steering Committee welcomes up to 48 senior in-house practitioners and leading advisors who specialize in financial crime and sanctions risk for financial institutions. Participants are drawn from across the United Kingdom and Europe with a complement of selected representatives from abroad.

The Steering Committee welcomes 48 leading attorneys and in-house counsel, personally selected from across the United States and within the age relevant peer group of mid-40 to mid-50, that specialize in white-collar crime and regulatory enforcement matters.

The Steering Committee welcomes 48 leading lawyers in the U.S. infrastructure sector to discuss current developments and trends, with a focus on both legal and broader market perspectives. Participants include senior counsel from private law firms, in-house legal teams, the public sector, and procuring authorities.

The Steering Committee welcomes up to 48 leading tax, estate planning and estate litigation professionals from prominent law and accounting firms across Canada. This 2nd Generation Forum is part of the Cambridge Forums ‘Estates & Trusts’ series. It is geared towards practitioners that have between 15 – 24 years of experience in this field.​

The Steering Committee welcomes a select group of 48 leading legal practitioners from across Europe, each selected for their specialization in competition litigation matters. The group includes representatives for both defendants and claimants, supplemented by a select group of economists and funders. This Forum provides an opportunity to share the most pressing issues faced on behalf of clients, learn how others address these problems, and identify solutions.

The Steering Committee welcomes 48 select Ontario municipal and private practice planners and lawyers, as well as a few architects and other experts in the industry, to meet, share challenges, and exchange ideas. This 2nd Generation Forum is part of the Cambridge Forums ‘Land Use Planning’ series. It is geared towards practitioners that have between 13-20 years of experience in this field.

The Steering Committee welcomes 48 select Ontario municipal and private practice planners and lawyers, as well as a few architects and other experts in the industry, to meet, share challenges, and exchange ideas. This 3rd Generation Forum is part of the Cambridge Forums ‘Land Use Planning’ series. It is geared towards practitioners who are emerging leaders in this field and have between 5-12 years of experience.

The Steering Committee welcomes up to 48 leading arbitration counsel from key centers across Asia. Those invited are at the peak of their legal careers, have moved beyond events aimed at “young” counsel and are coveted as expert speakers at the leading conferences.

The Steering Committee welcomes a select group of 44 preeminent private practice lawyers, in-house litigators  and financial crime experts, who deal with enforcement matters in the Asia-Pacific region. The Forum is a rare opportunity to meet with leading peers and develop practical solutions to pressing situations.