Kevin Jones is a dynamic legal executive with over 22 years of experience leading high-level legal strategy across the telecommunications and healthcare technology sectors. Known for his deep expertise in regulatory compliance, FCC law, smart infrastructure, and data privacy, he has successfully guided major corporations, public entities, and nonprofits through complex legal and operational challenges. As a trusted advisor and motivational leader, Kevin brings a unique blend of legal insight, business acumen, and practical problem-solving to every engagement, driving innovation, managing risk, and securing strategic outcomes in rapidly evolving industries.

Brian Dakin, PMP, CIPM, is a seasoned leader in project management, data privacy, and technology solutions within the life sciences industry. As the Principal of Rhombus Consulting, he has driven strategic initiatives that enhance operational efficiency, regulatory compliance, and data governance for pharmaceutical and biotechnology organizations. In his role as President and Head of Operations for a trusted third-party entity, he has led efforts in patient de-identification, achieving HIPAA and SOC2 Type 2 compliance while increasing revenue and profitability. A thought leader and member of the Forbes Coaches Council, Brian also developed **On The Ball Theory**, a framework designed to help individuals unlock their potential and achieve meaningful personal and professional goals. His extensive experience, combined with his commitment to innovation and mentorship, has positioned him as an influential figure in both corporate leadership and personal development.

I'm excited to share my professional biography, highlighting my journey in legal, compliance, and corporate governance. With experience spanning multiple industries and global jurisdictions, I am passionate about fostering ethical business practices, strategic risk management, and cross-functional collaboration. If you’re interested in learning more about my background and expertise.

I am pleased to share my professional biography, highlighting my experience in intellectual property, corporate governance, and compliance. With a passion for helping businesses protect their assets and navigate legal complexities, I have worked across multiple industries to provide strategic legal guidance.

Paul Gugel is a seasoned attorney and corporate advisor with over 25 years of experience specializing in corporate, employment, and software law. He has a strong track record of guiding businesses through complex legal landscapes, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements, and mitigating risk through strategic governance and contract negotiation. Throughout his career, Gugel has played a critical role in shaping corporate policies, overseeing litigation, and advising on mergers, acquisitions, and entity formation. His expertise spans multiple industries, including finance, healthcare, construction, real estate, and technology, where he has consistently delivered sound legal counsel to drive business growth and operational efficiency.

Julie Peck is a seasoned executive with extensive expertise in financial, IT, and operational audit, as well as cybersecurity and enterprise risk management. With a distinguished career spanning Fortune 500 companies, a "Big 4" accounting firm, and global manufacturing and financial services organizations, she has consistently been selected to lead critical initiatives and drive transformation. Known for her strategic vision, collaborative leadership, and ability to build high-performing teams, Julie has played a pivotal role in strengthening internal controls, enhancing cybersecurity frameworks, and optimizing risk management programs. Her career includes leadership roles at Nouryon, Gardner Denver (now Ingersoll Rand), Johnson Controls, Fiserv, Deloitte & Touche, and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. Julie holds an MBA from the University of Notre Dame, a BBA from the University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire, and multiple professional certifications, including CPA, CISA, and CISSP.

Meredith Jackson is an innovative and resourceful executive with a distinguished career leading corporate transactions, growth initiatives, and governance.   Meredith has a proven...

In an era where innovation often drives corporate success, legal innovation is emerging as a transformative force in corporate strategy. Traditionally viewed as a cost center, legal departments are now evolving into strategic partners, leveraging advanced technologies and creative approaches to drive growth, optimize high-stakes negotiations, and mitigate risks. From AI-powered intellectual property management and compliance tools to blockchain-based smart contracting, legal innovation enables companies to navigate regulatory complexities, accelerate deal-making, and uncover untapped opportunities. As businesses face increasingly competitive and complex markets, integrating legal innovation into corporate strategy is not just advantageous but essential for long-term success.

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Jesse Snyder is a distinguished partner at King & Spalding, based in the Washington, D.C. office. As a member of the firm’s Appellate, Constitutional,...

This article emphasizes the crucial role of data in achieving sustainable business growth. Through real-world examples like Tesla, Unilever, and Google, it illustrates how data drives efficiencies and reduces environmental impact. It also covers strategies, tools, and technologies for leveraging data, while emphasizing the importance of data privacy, ethical considerations, and future tech trends like AI and IoT.

I first became fascinated with healthcare interoperability while running a private practice in Colorado. Back then, Health Information Exchanges (HIEs) were just starting, and the potential was clear. Today, as part of the healthcare informatics field, I strive to make this vision a reality. Two key publications shaped my perspective: To Err is Human (1999) and Crossing the Quality Chasm (2001). Both highlighted the critical need for standardized technology, data sharing, and patient access to improve healthcare outcomes. The journey toward interoperability has been marked by legislative milestones like the HITECH Act (2009) and the 21st Century Cures Act (2016), which accelerated the adoption of Electronic Health Records (EHRs) and established technical standards for data exchange. Today, we’re making progress, but challenges remain. Despite 70% of hospitals participating in data exchange, issues like data quality and privacy persist. However, with initiatives like TEFCA and advancements in FHIR, we are moving toward a future where data flows seamlessly and securely across healthcare systems, ultimately improving patient care.