ACC Securities Law + Disclosure: An Executive-level Seminar

Whether you are an aspiring GC or already in the role, it’s imperative for you to demonstrate an executive-level understanding of securities law and disclosure requirements. 
 
Otherwise successful in-house lawyers often suffer professionally due to an experience gap in this area, which is precisely why the ACC Securities Law + Disclosure seminar is so important. By participating in this one-of-a-kind seminar, you will come away empowered to speak with confidence about securities and financial disclosure matters with fellow c-suite executives and directors.  
 
This program is limited to 12 participants and highly customized to individual participants' unique business contexts. 

A Year-long Learning Experience 

Your registration fee covers one full year of executive-level education, including: 

• A one-hour individual consultation to determine your current level of exposure and understanding as well as aspirational goals that will be taken into account while developing the hypothetical scenarios and objectives of your onsite experience. 
• Intensive, two-and-a-half day programming with best-in-class faculty. The in-person program is designed to provide a strong foundation without wasting your valuable time with unnecessary case law or history. You will learn how the issues, rules, and requirements are relevant to your situation, company, and filings. 
• Quarterly ACC Webcasts to enable mastery and reinforce your in-class discussions through real life exposure. This series of four online refreshers will be offered exclusively for seminar attendees. Review past topics 

Session topics include (confirmed registrants will receive a detailed agenda): 

• The Securities Act of 1933 
• Disclosure Crisis Simulation 
• Board Perspectives on the General Counsel's Role 
• Review and Discussion of Attendees Own Exchange Act Filings 
• Insider Trading and Beneficial Ownership 

Download the program flyer for more information

RATES & REGISTRATION 

Registration for the 2025 ACC Securities Law and Disclosure program includes courses, written materials, scheduled meals/receptions, and bonus quarterly Webcasts. It does not include travel, housing or personal expenses. 

*Non-member rate includes one year of ACC membership (US$435). Membership eligibility rules apply. ACC membership and meeting registration will be confirmed pending approval of eligibility. 

ACC Registration Policies

In the process of registering for the Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) 2025 Securities Law + Disclosure Seminar, you have agreed to all policies and procedures of this event without exception. These policies include code of conduct, image release, refund policies, etc. These can be referred to here.

CLE/CPD  

Participants will be provided a certificate of attendance after completing the course for self-filing in their jurisdiction(s) if they wish to do so. Please contact a staff member at cle-cpd@acc.com with any questions about CLE/CPD for this program. 

Confirmation 

Registrations are not considered confirmed until payment is processed. Please do not consider your registration complete until you have received the confirmation email. 

After registering, you will receive a written acknowledgement of receipt of your registration by email, followed by a registration confirmation. Please allow 24-48 hours after submission for confirmation to be sent. 

Cancellation 

Registration cancellations must be received in writing via education@acc.com. Registrations cannot be cancelled over the phone. Cancellations for registrations processed at the non-member rate will not be refunded the US$435 membership fee included with the registration. The $435 membership fee is not transferable. The Registration cancellations will adhere to the cancellation policy dates below, no exceptions. 

* Credit issued may be used towards the following ACC in-person educational programs: 2025 Annual Meeting, 2026 Securities Law + Disclosure Seminar, or 2026 Executive Leadership Institute (eligibility requirements apply). Credit may not be used towards any other educational programs not included on the above list. Credit may not be divided among programs and any remaining funds following credit application will be forfeited. Credit cannot be carried over to the following year. Credit may be transferred to an eligible attendee from the same organization, but written notification of transfer (via education@acc.com) must be received from the original purchaser in order for the credit to be valid. Credit may not be used towards ACC membership dues. Credit will expire July 31, 2026.

Attendee Substitutions 

Substitute attendees (from the same organization and eligible to attend) are always welcome. Please email your request to education@acc.com. 

Special Requirements/Food Restrictions 

Participants with special requirements or food restrictions should note them on the registration form or contact ACC's Education Team at education@acc.com. Requests for special accommodations should be sent as soon as you register, but no later than July 5, 2025, so that appropriate arrangements can be made. 

Accommodations 

Attending from out of town? Please find below a list of nearby hotels within walking distance to the meeting venue.

Note: ACC is not holding a room block at any of these hotels. Prevailing rates at the time of booking will apply. Rates in USD, noted below, are provided as a reference only. 

• Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel – 811 7th Ave. (5 min, $439/night) 
• The Warwick – 65 W. 54th St. (5 min, $287/night) 
• Renaissance New York Times Square Hotel – 714 7th Ave. (5 min, $440/night) 
• New York Marriott Marquis Hotel – 1535 Broadway (5-7 min, $533/night) 
• The Conrad Midtown – 151 W. 54th St. (5-7 min, $577/night) 
• The Palace – 455 Madison Ave. (5-7 min, $531/night) 
• Le Meridien – 120 W. 57th St. (10-12 min, $514/night) 
• The Langham - 400 5th Ave. (15 min, $745/night)