The Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) is the world’s largest professional organization dedicated to serving the interests of in-house legal professionals. Founded in 1981 as the American Corporate Counsel Association, ACC has grown from a small U.S.-based group into a global network with more than 60 chapters and networks spanning over 85 countries. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., ACC supports attorneys working in the legal departments of corporations, nonprofits, and associations, providing resources, education, advocacy, and networking opportunities to help them excel in their roles. ACC’s mission centers on empowering in-house counsel to meet the evolving challenges of the business world. The organization offers a wide array of tools, including practical toolkits on cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, career development, and well-being, all designed by and for in-house lawyers. ACC’s annual meetings, webinars, and publications keep members informed about the latest legal, regulatory, and technological trends, fostering collaboration and innovation across industries. One of ACC’s notable achievements is its leadership in promoting best practices for corporate legal teams, especially in areas like risk management, compliance, and the ethical use of technology. Its Cybersecurity Toolkit and AI resources are widely recognized for helping legal departments navigate digital transformation and emerging threats. ACC also champions diversity, equity, and inclusion within the legal profession and supports mentorship programs to help members advance their careers. Today, ACC remains a vital resource for legal professionals navigating the intersection of law, business, and technology. Its global reach, practical resources, and commitment to professional development make it a cornerstone for in-house counsel seeking to drive strategic value and resilience in their organizations.