Membership includes the right to participate in the WGCC AGM, where members engage directly with the Board, ask questions, and help shape the strategic direction of the organization. The AGM reinforces WGCC’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and memberdriven governance, ensuring the organization continues to reflect the priorities and interests of its community.

The WGCC Annual Summit is our premier national event, bringing together women general counsel and senior legal executives from across Canada. The Summit delivers timely, relevant programming on leadership, governance, and emerging legal issues combined with exceptional networking and peer exchange. Where applicable, participants may also earn CPD credits, making the Summit a cornerstone of both professional growth and community building.

WGCC Networking Circles convene small, facilitated groups of members in a confidential, virtual setting to discuss practical leadership and professional topics. Circles are intentionally designed to support candid conversation, shared experience, and peer learning while respecting the professionalism and discretion expected at the GC level. Flexible scheduling and CPD eligibility (where applicable) make Circles an accessible and highly valued member benefit

Coffee Connections create informal opportunities for members to connect onetoone or in small groups, strengthening relationships across geographies and sectors. Whether inperson or virtual, these conversations foster belonging, collaboration, and peer support particularly valuable in remote and hybrid work environments.

Members receive invitations to exclusive events hosted by WGCC’s trusted sponsors, developed in collaboration with WGCC to ensure relevance and quality. These programs blend substantive content with relaxed networking, offering members opportunities to deepen relationships with peers and professional partners in thoughtfully curated settings.

WGCC Masterclass Series are designed specifically for our membership, focusing on topics that matter to senior inhouse legal leaders. These virtual sessions deliver practical insight, expert perspectives, and opportunities to earn CPD credits while keeping members connected across Canada.

WGCC Sociables recognize that strong professional communities are built not only through learning, but also through shared experience and connection.

• Member-Organized Sociables are informal, payasyougo gatherings initiated by members at the local level.

• WGCC-Organized Socials are hosted by WGCC (or a sponsor) and offered on a limitedcapacity basis, occasionally with a nominal fee to confirm attendance.

Together, these events foster camaraderie, friendship, and a sense of belonging within the WGCC community.

Members are encouraged to contribute their expertise by serving on WGCC committees or standing for Board positions. Volunteering with WGCC provides meaningful leadership experience, the opportunity to influence national programming, and the chance to build lasting relationships with peers who share a commitment to advancing women in legal leadership.

WGCC’s mentorship model brings together emerging GCs, experienced leaders, and WGCC Emeritus members in small mentoring pods. This structure supports meaningful dialogue, leadership development, and the expansion of professional networks while reinforcing WGCC’s commitment to paying mentorship forward.