Convening the leadership of the world's legal systems.
The law moves slowly. Those who lead it, and those determined to change it, cannot afford to. The Mandé Institute is their council.
The law moves slowly. Those who lead it, and those determined to change it, cannot afford to. The Mandé Institute is their council.
Once, the people who shape the law had nowhere to meet as equals. The Mandé Leadership Summit is where they will: a global convening in Barbados of the leaders, reformers, and pioneers rewriting what the law can do, and the technology remaking how it works. The most consequential minds in law, in motion, in one place. No other gathering brings them together.
The Summit is where Mandé convenes, but not where it stops. Between gatherings, the Institute sustains a standing body of work year-round, including a running Activations Series, opening with Performing Under Pressure.
A standing fellowship for the next generation of leaders across the world's legal systems.
Year-round groups carrying forward the questions the Institute convenes around.
Those who shape how justice is administered, convened not as an audience but as a council, alongside the specialists who inform them and the generation who will inherit the work.
Chief justices, general counsel, regulators, and the heads of the profession.
Legal scholars, multilateral representatives, decision-science practitioners, and technologists in justice.
Rising advocates, reformers, innovators, researchers, and Fellows of the Institute.
Who convenes is as deliberate as what they convene around.
See the full list →The Mandé Activations are a year-round series building toward the Summit: working sessions, each built for a specific gathering of leaders. The first is open now.
The work does not end at conversation. Each convening produces something usable: unattributed, practical, built to be acted on.
The Mandé Institute is forming its founding circle of delegates, partners, and supporters now.