Are you ready to enhance your legal skills, connect with industry professionals, and gain hands-on exposure in arbitration? This is your chance to join a non-profit, voluntary council working towards women’s empowerment in law.
The State Arbitration Law Council of WICCI is inviting applications for the Role of Council Members for its Delhi Chapter i.e., the Delhi Arbitration Law Council.
About the Organiser
The Delhi Arbitration Law Council (DALC), under WICCI, is a voluntary, non-profit initiative providing a global platform for women leaders, professionals, and students to collaborate, grow, and drive positive change.
WICCI councils operate on a voluntary-basis. This is an honorary role, it provides unparalleled opportunities for personal branding, global recognition, and professional growth.
As a Council Member of the Women’s Indian Chamber of Commerce & Industry (WICCI), you play a vital role in empowering female law students, professionals, and businesses.
Eligibility
Female law students in Delhi who can dedicate 2–3 hours daily after college to council activities.
How to Apply?
Interested candidates can apply online via the link given at the end of the post.
Key Responsibilities
- Assist in developing policy frameworks for incentives, tax benefits, and access to finance.
- Assist in identifying key sectoral issues and propose innovative solutions.
- Assist to facilitate networking and mentoring for women advocates and professionals.
- Assist to Organize programs, webinars, and conferences on Arbitration growth strategies.
- Assist to promote knowledge exchange on Arbitration and Conciliation.
- Assist to engage with other WICCI councils for national and international collaborations.
- Assist to strengthen women’s representation in media and institutions.
And many more.
Location
Delhi / Delhi NCR
Remuneration
This is a voluntary position; no remuneration will be provided.
Application Deadline
Applications close automatically once positions are filled! Apply early!
Click here to apply.
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