On 26 March 2026, Accuracy hosted a panel discussion titled “Giving Mentorship, Gaining Perspective: Collective Growth in Dispute Resolution” in its Singapore office.
Moderated by Audrey Liew, the session brought together practitioners from leading firms and organisations, including Kang Min Tan (Allen & Gledhill), Adam Maniam (Drew & Napier), Rebecca Chew Ming Hsien (Rajah & Tann), Kua Lay-Theng (WongPartnership) and Shi Min Liew (Heartscape Psychology).
The discussion explored the role of mentorship in shaping careers in dispute resolution, drawing on the speakers’ individual paths to leadership. Panellists shared practical perspectives on building meaningful mentoring relationships, navigating professional development and maintaining balance in demanding environments.
The session also highlighted the broader value of mentorship as a driver of collective growth within the profession, contributing to the development of future leaders while fostering more resilient and reflective practices.
