Law & Humanities, Cambridge Careers Masterclass

Ashlee Stetser has academically achieved an Oxford Masters in Diplomatic Studies, a Master’s in International Relations, a graduate law degree and membership of the bar in the United States. Her practical experience includes working for USAID-funded grant on environmental impact assessment laws in Cambodia, China, and Myanmar and managing freedom of expression issues in the Middle East.
Ashlee teaches at Professional Development Programmes and conducts admissions interviews at Homerton College, University of Cambridge.

Dr Scott Annett is a Fellow of Robinson College and a Bye-Fellow of Homerton College, University of Cambridge. He is the Senior Tutor at Robinson College, where he oversees students’ academic progress, mentoring, and admissions at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
As an Associate Professor of English, Dr Annett has extensive experience in teaching and academic leadership at Cambridge.

He is a CELTA-qualified English language teacher and has recently completed a Postgraduate Certificate in Teaching and Learning in Higher Education.
At Homerton College, Dr Annett is the Education Director for the Homerton International Programme. In this role, he leads both international programmes for students and Professional Development Programmes (PDP) for executives and professionals, bringing together Cambridge’s academic traditions with modern educational practice.

Daniel has a busy commercial practice, specialising in commercial litigation, civil fraud, banking and finance, company law, restructuring and insolvency.
Daniel has experience acting at all stages of commercial litigation including applications seeking permission to serve out of the jurisdiction, interim injunctions and other relief.
Alongside Daniel’s litigation practice, he is also developing a technical company and insolvency advisory practice, where he advises on applications under the Companies Act 2006 and the Insolvency Act 1986, as well as corporate transactions.
Before joining Chambers, Daniel received a first class degree in law from Durham University. He then took a first in the MCL at Cambridge University before completing an MPhil in Law at Oxford University, where his research focused on the proper purpose duty in company law.
During this time, Daniel taught contract and company law at Oxford University. Daniel was also a research assistant to both Professor Ben McFarlane and the Business Law Research Group at Oxford, where he assisted with projects concerning trusts, equity, insolvency, banking, finance and company law.
Alongside his practice, Daniel maintains an academic interest in law, continuing to teach company and Roman law at Oxford University. Daniel is also completing a part-time DPhil (doctorate) in Law at Oxford with a focus on the control of discretionary powers in company, insolvency and commercial contract law.

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Having had a successful career as an investment banker & trader, Mark Anderson has built a global reputation as a consultant and ‘trouble-shooter’ for businesses, particularly those with Anti- Money Laundering, Financial Crime & HR-related issues. Mark has worked with Governments and quasi-Governmental institutions worldwide as well as some of the world’s leading financial institutions. His recent projects have included setting up HR divisions, working on offshoring projects and successfully training thousands of staff globally to spot and eradicate money laundering & financial crime.