Thomas Quigley is a distinguished legal executive with a proven track record in public transportation law, complex litigation, and nonprofit governance. As General Counsel of the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority, he led a legal team of over 400 professionals, consolidated six separate legal departments, and played a key role in shaping policy alongside executive leadership and government officials. With over 25 years as a senior partner at Winston & Strawn LLP, he built a reputation as a top-tier trial lawyer and strategic advisor, handling high-stakes litigation across multiple industries. His expertise extends to compliance, risk management, corporate governance, and cybersecurity, reinforced by an M.S. in Nonprofit Management from Columbia University. Recognized by industry leaders for his legal acumen and leadership, Quigley continues to bring strategic vision and ethical leadership to every role he undertakes.

I am excited to share my executive biography, which highlights my journey across energy law, regulatory compliance, litigation, and corporate governance. With over 35 years of experience advising corporations, government agencies, and international stakeholders, I am committed to helping organizations navigate legal challenges, mitigate risks, and shape strategic energy policies.

William D. Crowe is a seasoned trial attorney and the founding partner of Crowe, Rowe & Dunn, a boutique law firm in Boston specializing in civil litigation, family law, probate litigation, and criminal defense. With over 47 years of legal experience, Bill has successfully represented individuals, families, and corporations in high-stakes legal matters, including first-degree murder trials, complex business disputes, and high-net-worth divorces. His expertise in crisis management, contract negotiation, and strategic litigation has made him a trusted advocate in both state and federal courts. Beyond the courtroom, Bill has been a trial practice instructor, a public speaker on legal issues, and an active community leader, serving on various boards and charitable committees. As he transitions from intensive trial practice, he is seeking board service opportunities where his legal acumen, strategic insight, and leadership experience can provide value to organizations in need of expert guidance.