NAPABA is launching the NAPABA In-House Counsel Mentoring Program for both mentors and mentees, with applications open now for September 17, 2026.
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Mentorship has the power to shape a career—and a community. Applications are now open for the NAPABA In-House Counsel Mentoring Program for both mentors and mentees. If…
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- Washington, US
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We are committed to fostering a welcoming, inclusive community open to all—where everyone is empowered to engage, contribute, and lead. NAPABA serves as a powerful convenor, connector, and professional development home—advancing opportunity, strengthening relationships, and cultivating leadership across the legal profession.
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