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Photography Workshop - Through the Lens: Capture Moments, Craft Stories | 6 November 2025

As we wrap up the year and the holidays draw near, many of us are looking forward to spending time with loved ones and capturing those special moments. If you ever felt your photos don’t quite turn out the way you envisioned, whether it’s the focus, lighting, or composition, this workshop is for you.

Join us for our upcoming photography workshop, Through the Lens: Capture Moments, Craft Stories, part of our #MakanWithMaxwell Series, where you will:

  • Get an insider’s look at the behind the scenes of a photoshoot process
  • Learn how to make the most of your mobile camera with simple & easy practical tips, from capturing better lighting to framing your shots with intention
  • Put your new skills into practice right away with hands-on guidance from professional photographers,  no fancy equipment needed

Places are limited, first come- first served. Register now for your seat – priority will be for tenants of Maxwell Chambers Suites.

RSVP by Tuesday, 4 Nov, 6PM! Don’t miss out!

This workshop is part of the #MakanwithMaxwell expert speaker series to engage our tenants at Maxwell Chambers Suites and industry practitioners in the ADR industry, bringing the Maxwell Community together to learn and grow through specially curated topics. 

Q&A from the Lecture:

Q1: What are the potential challenges in the future for issuing arbitral awards? Are there any changes in environment or technology that may mitigate or worsen these challenges?

Q2: What aspects of arbitration are ready for AI?

Q3: What do you think are the key issues that need to be considered when using technology?

Q4: About diversity, I notice that the ICC now has an almost 50/50 male/female mix. Is this too fast and too artificial?

Q5: For operating with ICC arbitration, since the publishing of the ICC arbitration rules 2021 in the year of 2021, which part of the arbitration rules 2021 would ICC suggest multi-national companies, future expert witnesses, future party representatives and future arbitrators to pay attention to as per ICC’s observation so far?

Q6: What would ICC like expert witnesses, party representatives, and arbitrators to do (and prepare themselves) in order to operate ICC arbitration in line with ICC’s vision? 

Maxwell Lectures: Impartiality and the Construction of Trust in Investor State Dispute Settlement
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YouTube Livestreaming TicketFree
Zoom Webinar Ticket$30*

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Cassandra Anthonisz

Deputy Manager of Legal & Business Service

Cassandra Gayle Anthonisz is the Deputy Manager of Legal and Business Services at Maxwell Chambers. Her multifaceted experience spans across legal, business development, and communications sectors, offering a distinctive combination of legal acumen, strategic insight, and cross-sector versatility.

Her professional background encompasses legal affairs, compliance, business development, and legal technology. She has held in-house positions across sectors, where she gained extensive experience navigating complex legal and regulatory environments. Her experience spans the implementation of strategic legal frameworks in sectors such as maritime, commodities, and fintech, with a focus on client-facing legal operations; contractual negotiations; contentious and non-contentious work.

Prior to joining Maxwell Chambers, Cassandra led legal technology start-ups through the unprecedented challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic. In these capacities, she integrated legal innovation with corporate strategy, while spearheading business development initiatives and cross-border legal solutions.

Cassandra has a passion for advancing access to justice and to promoting forward-thinking and progressive business-aligned legal practices. She holds a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from Birmingham City University in the United Kingdom, and is currently pursuing a Master of Laws (LLM).

Ban Jiun Ean

CHIEF EXECUTIVE

Ban Jiun Ean read law at the National University of Singapore before joining the Ministry of Law. He spent nine years doing legal policy work, with a focus on the development of Singapore’s alternative dispute resolution (ADR) industry. 

Jiun Ean spearheaded the development of the world’s first integrated dispute resolution centre, Maxwell Chambers, which brought together arbitral institutions, service providers and legal practitioners under the same roof in a facility equipped with bespoke dispute resolution rooms and state-of-the-art supporting technology. In 2010, he was appointed Chief Executive of Maxwell Chambers, helming the company for five years and establishing it as the foremost dispute resolution centre of its kind in the world. In 2016, he left Maxwell to pursue several other projects, including the development of an arts centre and to write several novels. In 2019, Jiun Ean was appointed as the Executive Director of Singapore Mediation Centre (SMC), working to strengthen the mediation industry in Singapore and globally. 

Jiun Ean returns to Maxwell Chambers as Chief Executive, to augment the team as it continues to build on Maxwell’s position as the premier ADR facility in the world.

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i. Video Conferencing Platform
Hybrid-ready Rooms
iv.Transcription
Real Time Transcription
vi.Intepretation and Translation
Interpretation and Translation
vii.ADR Support Services
ADR Support Services
v.Evidence Presentation
Evidence Presentation
iii. Case Management Platform
Case Management Platform
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High-speed wireless internet access
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Individually Secured Rooms
ii. Dedicated Virtual Hearing Moderator
Virtual Hearing Moderator and AV/IT Support
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Business Centre
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Catering
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Exclusive lounge access for arbitrators