The Masters Advisory Cabinet is comprised of e-discovery, library, records management, research thought leaders and government officials who are committed to upholding the advanced educational level of the Masters Conference. As a think tank for global thought leadership, the Cabinet will collaborate on methods to improve management of the information life cycle for the benefit of the legal community at large. It is also charged with ensuring that the Masters Conference upholds its mission of providing an elite educational forum where all who participate benefit from the educational message.
Cabinet members are role models in the legal profession. They provide input and review the conference curriculum to assure that all speakers are the foremost authority on the topics presented.
Advisory Cabinet Members:
| Courtney Ingraffia Barton AOL Inc. |
Chris Dale UK's e-Disclosure Information Project |
Michael E. Lackey Mayer Brown |
Dan Regard iDiscovery Solutions, Inc. |
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William P. Butterfield |
Michael Dalewitz |
Robert Lee |
John Rosenthal |
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Christopher A. Byrne, Esq. |
Amor Esteban |
Ralph Losey Jackson Lewis |
Karen Schuler iDiscovery Solutions, Inc. |
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Peter Gronvall |
Tom Matzen iDiscovery Solutions, Inc. |
John Woods Hunton & Williams |
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David Cowen |
Janet Heins |
Nigel Murray Trilantic |
Mark Yacano Hudson Legal |
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Conor R. Crowley |
Dominic Jarr |
Peter Pepiton Mimecast |
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Wendy Butler Curtis |
David J. Kessler |
Fernando Pinguelo Norris, McLaughlin & Marcus |


Advisory Cabinet