Environment Working Group Meeting: How to Build a Climate-Resilient Business Model (Shanghai OFFLINE and Online) Go back »
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Time2021-08-25 - 2021-08-25 | 15:00 - 16:30
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Venue:Shanghai Chamber Office, 22nd Floor, Room 2204 and ONLINE (Zoom)
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Address:
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Fee:Members: Free
Speakers
Mr. Peter Corne
Peter Corne is head of law firm Dorsey & Whitney’s Shanghai office and co-head of Dorsey’s Cleantech Business Group. He is a panelist in several Chinese arbitration and commercial mediation commissions. He conducted as presiding arbitrator the first arbitration between foreign companies in the Shanghai FTZ under SHIAC’s then revolutionary new rules and similarly as mediator conducted the first mediation in the FTZ between foreign companies in the FTZ Court. He is also Adjunct Professor at NYU Shanghai teaching International Mediation and Arbitration.
Ms. Annette Magnusson
Annette Magnusson is Co-Founder of Climate Change Counsel, a legal consultancy with a focus to accelerate solutions to climate change. She is the immediate past Secretary General of the Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce (2010-2021) with more than 20 years’ experience of international law, including from global law firms.
Ms Magnusson is founder of the crowdsourcing initiative Stockholm Treaty Lab, which seeks to use international law to promote green investments, a frequent speaker and writer on arbitration and climate change.
Ms Magnusson is also the author or editor of several publications on international arbitration, most recently as co-editor of the second edition of International Arbitration in Sweden – A Practitioner’s Guide (2021), and has been listed as a Thought Leader and Global Leader in Who’s Who Legal, and “a thought leader and global star” by Global Arbitration Review.
Ms. Anja Ipp
Anja Ipp is Co-Founder of Climate Change Counsel, a Stockholm-based legal consultancy with a focus on accelerating solutions to climate change. She is an US-trained lawyer with 10 years’ experience in international commercial and investment disputes, and with a background in the field of international development aid.
During 2015-2020, Anja served as legal counsel at the Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce. She was previously an associate in the global disputes practice at Jones Day in New York. Prior to becoming a lawyer, Anja spent six years as a writer and editor at policy-oriented think tanks in Washington and Kabul.
