Nobody teaches you how to build a career in restructuring.
Law school and accounting programs give you the technical skills. They don’t cover how to read a room in a creditor negotiation, how to find a mentor, or how to know if you’re on the right path. That’s learned on the job, often slowly, and often alone.
We’re hosting a half-day conference in Toronto on October 29 to help close that gap. It’s for accountants and lawyers in the early-to-mid stages of their insolvency careers (associates and managers at the accounting firms, lawyers in approximately years 1 to 8 at law firms).
You’ll spend the morning with practitioners who’ve already navigated the questions you’re facing now. Sessions cover the tools of the insolvency trade and…