TRU Staffing Partners, an award winning e-discovery search firm representing talent and opportunities in the e-discovery, litigation support and cybersecurity space, today announces the 2015 Scholarship Program Advisory Board. The Board consists of industry experts and thought leaders who are coming together to select the recipients of education and training in legal technology.
The Advisory Board includes esteemed hiring managers including Kara Buzga – Paralegal Manager, Mayer Brown; John Rielly – Director, Legal Support Services, Debevoise & Plimpton LLP;
Christopher Redlich – Litigation Support Manager, Allen & Overy LLP; Sean Reddick – Senior Director of Litigation Solutions, TCDI; James Bekier – Senior Manager of Litigation Support, Baker & Hostetler LLP; Daniel Torba – Manager of E-Discovery Services, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer US LLP; Scott Zimmerman – Manager of Automated Legal Services, Haynes & Boone; Wendy Axelrod – VP, Business Development & Market Strategy, EDT; and other leaders in the field.
“This is our fourth consecutive year offering free training and education to the legal technology community. We have had such a great response so far that we want to give more applicants time to apply, so we are extending the deadline,” stated Jared Coseglia, president of TRU Staffing Partners. “We are also thrilled to announce the individuals who will determine the winners of the scholarships. The members of the Advisory Board are all deeply entrenched in this industry; they are seasoned hiring managers and mentors to talent throughout the AmLaw 100, Fortune 500, and service provider community. Having your application and resume reviewed by these industry leaders is a rare and unique opportunity!”
The deadline to apply for the 2015 Scholarship Program has been extended to April 9. Application information is available at http://www.trustaffingpartners.com/site/component/content/article/6-general/223-scholarship.html. The recipients will be notified and announced in mid-April. Education and training will be executed prior to December of 2015.