ILTA’s Women Who Lead mission is to empower women to advance to, and succeed in, technology leadership positions within law firms, corporate legal departments and technology providers serving the ILTA community. It works to promote educational, networking and mentoring opportunities and encourages open, on-going discussions about topics affecting women in technology workplaces. The Community is open to all who foster women in leadership.
Drea Webster
Associate Director of Legal Innovation and Operations
Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp
Julia Montgomery
Director of Practice Enablement
King & Spalding LLP
LaToya Deese-Richardson
Application Analyst
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher
Tiffany McLean
Training Manager
Warner Norcross + Judd LLP
Beverley Seche
IT Manager
Stark & Stark
Nicole Monroe
Chief Information Officer
Parker Hudson Rainer & Dobbs LLP
Mary Nehring
Manager, Solutions Engineering
Litera
Jannise Vinson
Vice President of Content
ILTA
Alma AsayChief Innovation and Value OfficerCrowell & Moring LLP
Aalia Manie Head: Webber Wentzel FusionWebber Wentze
Terri MottersheadExecutive DirectorCentre for Legal Innovation at the College of Law
Ginevra Saylor National Director, Innovation and KnowledgeGowling WLG LLP
Caryn SandlerPartner + Chief Knowledge and Innovation OfficerGilbert + Tobin
ILTA hosts virtual, in-person (when allowed), and conference-based educational and professional development sessions, open to all in the legal technology community. Additionally, ILTA’s quarterly magazine, Peer to Peer, features articles and podcasts about the Women Who Lead, and publishes unique stories and case studies from the workplace. Check out the amazing content below.
Ever wonder how to advance your career when you are on a less traditional path? Want to be motivated to step outside your comfort zone and reach new heights? Hear how to de-code leadership and career progression through the eyes of a woman who has navigated very non-traditional waters. Melissa Boyle Mahle is a female, former CIA officer (spy), co-founder of Spy Girls Press and author of "Denial and Deception: An Insider's View of the CIA" shares her declassified career advancement and her work in the Middle East, Asia and Africa, where females weren't commonly found in leadership roles.
ILTA’s Women Who Lead group comes together to network and collaborate on topics specific to working in the business of law. Visit this page to view upcoming gatherings.
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