National Young Energy Professionals Conference

The National Young Energy Professionals Conference is designed primarily for energy attorneys under 40 years of age, providing them with a unique opportunity to engage with peers from both in-house and law firm environments. This event aims to foster professional relationships, allowing young energy professionals to connect and network effectively. The conference also offers significant hours of energy-related Continuing Legal Education (CLE) at an accessible price, ensuring that attendees can enhance their legal expertise while managing costs. Additionally, there will be professional development training designed to equip participants with the skills necessary to excel as lawyers and achieve their career goals.Held at The Westin in New Orleans, this conference will draw an audience from a diverse geographical reach, including Canada, Pakistan, and the USA. The event will be conducted under the Chatham House Rule, meaning that while participants can use the information shared during sessions, they cannot attribute comments to specific speakers by name or organization. Registration implies consent to be recorded or photographed, and the organizers reserve the right to use any media captured for promotional purposes without needing explicit permission from individuals captured in the materials. The Center for American and International Law emphasizes inclusivity and does not discriminate based on any protected status in its educational programs and activities.