Sally Kane is a lawyer, writer and legal marketing consultant for PaperStreet, a digital marketing agency for law firms.  She has been writing on the intersection of marketing and the law since 2004 and her work has appeared in many media outlets, including, Vault, Legal Management, Law Practice Today and The Legal Intelligencer. Previously she served as editor-in-chief of a national legal magazine and as a legal careers expert for TheBalance.com. Follow her on Twitter @sallyannekane.

Artie Renee Pobjecky is an award-winning global immigration and compliance attorney and consultant. She is the past-chair of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, Central Florida Chapter. Artie is a national speaker, legal analyst and published author. She is a graduate of Baylor University School of Law and is licensed to practice law in Florida, Pennsylvania and Texas. Follow her on Twitter @visastoamerica.

Kim Lozano is the co-founder of monikur, a legal tech company that provides an award-winning messaging app for lawyers and their clients. She teaches creative writing for the St. Louis Writers Workshop and St. Louis Oasis, a lifelong learning organization for people over 50. Her own work has been published in The Iowa Review, North American Review, Ted Kooser’s American Life in Poetry, and many other publications.

Jim Cudahy is an association executive with a deep background in the legal field, most notably having served as CEO of the National Court Reporters Association. Cudahy engineered several initiatives at NCRA that shed light on the dynamics reshaping the industry and otherwise is closely in touch with the businesses, suppliers, schools and other institutions impacted by these changes. Follow him on Twitter @JimCudahy.

Kristine Reed enjoys practicing in a small firm setting at Miltner Reed LLP, where she provides limited-scope, project-based and general counsel services to Ohio businesses.  You might also find Kristine at a local or not-so-local 5K, 10K, triathlon or half-marathon, running by herself, with friends and family, or with recovering addicts as part of her favorite volunteer program that focuses on the importance of health and fitness in addiction recovery. Kristine attended Miami University of Ohio and earned her law degree at Ohio Northern University.

Susan Peters is a lawyer and owner of Greybridge PR, a public relations and communications agency focused on profile raising in the legal industry. Based in New York, she sits on the board of Law Firm Media Professionals and has more than 15 years of legal marketing experience.

Stephanie Scarborough is a lawyer and business counselor to families, small businesses and multinational corporations. After U.S. Armed Forces service, which included deploying for Operation Desert Storm, Stephanie gained exposure to the inner workings of a multinational corporation while working closely with senior executives. She transitioned into law and has been managing her own businesses for the past 18 years. Stephanie is also an avid cyclist and credits the sport with rejuvenating her practice, health and personal life. She manages Scarborough Law’s offices in Jacksonville, Florida, Alpharetta, Georgia, and Thiruvananthapuram, India. Follow her at @ScarboroughLaw.

Matt James is Director of Pre-Sales Engineering at Litera Microsystems (@LiteraMicro) and leads the Document Lifecycle Evangelism team where he spends most of his efforts on the lawyer’s work-stream. With 10 years in the legal technology field, Matt has been an advocate to law firms and their lawyer’s need for a harmonized technology ecosystem.

Anne Haag is a Practice Management Advisor at the Chicago Bar Association. Anne worked as a patent paralegal at a Chicago IP firm before arriving at the CBA in 2017 as the Law Practice Management and Technology department’s trainer/coordinator. She is also a certified crisis counselor and volunteers as a patient advocate in the ER.

Amy Timmer is Associate Dean of Students and Professionalism at WMU Cooley Law School and co-author of “60-Minute Mentoring for Lawyers and Law Students: Small Commitments, Big Results.” She designed and oversees Cooley’s Professionalism Plan, which has earned the ABA’s Gambrell Professionalism Award. A key part of Cooley’s Professionalism Plan involves mentoring for law students. To that end, she established a 60-minute professionalism mentoring program with local bar associations. Dean Timmer is a founding member of the National Legal Mentoring Consortium.

Ryan Steadman is Chief Revenue Officer at Zero, AI-based email management for law firms. Ryan leads Zero’s vision and execution for growth. He has over two decades of experience delivering disruptive and emerging technology to professional services organizations worldwide, and subject-matter expertise across a wide spectrum of essential business processes.

Arup Das is CEO of Alphaserve Technologies (@AlphaserveIT). He is an expert in institutional-level technology governance and operational risk management standards that are prevalent in hedge funds, private equity funds, venture capital funds and global law firms. Arup regularly writes and speaks on topics related to digital transformation. In 2018, he received the International Legal Technology Association’s Thought Leader of the Year award for his expertise and commitment to sharing his knowledge and insights about critical technologies and trends, including artificial intelligence.

Lisa Witt is the owner of LisaLaw, LLC, a criminal defense law firm in Mesa, Arizona. She handles a wide variety of cases from misdemeanors to criminal appeals. She is a member of Arizona Attorneys for Criminal Justice where she serves on the Legislative and Amicus Committees. She is admitted to practice in Arizona federal district court (Phoenix) and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.

Chinh H. Pham leads Greenberg Traurig’s Emerging Technology Practice, and is co-chair of the Boston Office Intellectual Property Practice Group.  He is a registered patent attorney with particular experience in the strategic creation, implementation, and protection of intellectual property rights for high-technology clients.

Scott Distasio is the founder of Distasio Law Firm based in Tampa, focusing on all types of personal injury cases. A Board Certified Civil Trial Lawyer, Scott is licensed to practice law in both Florida and Pennsylvania. He is admitted to the U.S. District Courts for the Northern, Middle, and Southern Districts of Florida, as well as the U.S. Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit and U.S. Supreme Court. To see what legal wisdom he shares next, follow him @scottdistasio.