Vice President of AWS Public Policy- Americas

Amazon

Shannon Kellogg is a Vice President of Public Policy at Amazon, leading the company's public policy efforts for Amazon Web Services (AWS) across the Americas. In this role, he oversees policy priorities and strategies for AWS, managing public policy and government affairs professionals in the U.S. (at both federal and state/local levels), Canada, Mexico, and throughout Central and South America. His team's focus areas include artificial intelligence, energy and sustainability, government procurement, IT modernization, cybersecurity, data protection, trade policy and export controls, economic policy and regulation, infrastructure and data center policies, and workforce development. Across the Americas, his team is dedicated to driving carbon-free energy initiatives, supporting Amazon's commitment to sustainability and reducing its carbon footprint.

Before joining Amazon in October 2012, Kellogg was the Senior Director of Government Affairs for EMC Corporation (now part of Dell Technologies), heading the company's public policy and government affairs office in Washington, D.C. During his nine-year tenure at EMC and RSA (the Security Division of EMC), he served as Director of Information Security Policy and Director of Global Government and Industry Affairs.

Throughout his career at RSA, EMC, and Amazon, Kellogg has been instrumental in developing and executing policy strategies that have supported the rapid growth of public sector businesses for each corporation. This included advising company leadership on large-scale procurement bids in U.S. federal, state, and international government market segments. At Amazon, he was the first public policy hire for AWS and has significantly contributed to the public sector business growing into a multi-billion dollar enterprise over the past 12 years. Additionally, Kellogg has served as a company spokesperson on various topics and policy issues.

With 26 years in the technology industry, Kellogg has also held senior public policy roles at the Business Software Alliance, the Information Technology Association of America, and the Global Internet Project before joining RSA/EMC and subsequently Amazon. He is currently a Board Member of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF), the American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE), and the Data Center Coalition (DCC), where he also serves as Vice Chairman. Additionally, he is a Senior Fellow at the National Security Institute at George Mason University’s Antonin Scalia Law School.

Prior to entering the technology sector in 1999, Kellogg was a Program Officer for the International Republican Institute (IRI), focusing on the Middle East, North Africa, and countries such as Turkey and Mongolia.

Kellogg holds a Master of Arts in International Transactions from the George Mason University School of Public Policy in Virginia and a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and English from Park University in Missouri.

Executive Vice President, General Counsel & Secretary

CyrusOne 

CyrusOne’s general counsel, Robert Jackson, champions a commercially-oriented, “focus on what matters” approach to business, fueled by a relentless passion for digital infrastructure, real estate development, and value creation.  His journey as business lawyer, trusted advisor, and real estate executive, provides a unique perspective that complements the company’s diverse senior management team.  Robert currently leads the company’s legal and environmental health, safety, and sustainability (EHSS) teams, serves on the capital and pricing committees and works extensively with the Board of Managers as secretary. From 2020 to 2024, Robert also led the Human Resources team, leaving a lasting impact on the company’s culture and talent development strategies.

Since joining the company in 2015, Robert has provided steady leadership during a period of dramatic growth and change.  He continues to focus on scaling internal and external legal resources to provide innovative, difference-making solutions to support the company’s transformative global growth.  Under his guidance, the EHSS team drives CyrusOne’s industry-leading ESG initiatives, positioning the company at the forefront of sustainable data center operations.  During his tenure as HR leader, Robert emphasized the development of a deep and diverse team, fostering a culture of engagement and inclusion that has become a cornerstone of CyrusOne’s success.

Robert played a pivotal role in the strategic review process that culminated in the historic 2022 take-private transaction, valued at $15 billion – a record-breaking deal in the industry.  His expertise was crucial in navigating the deal’s complexities and guiding post-transaction strategic planning. 

Born and raised in Columbia, Missouri, home of the University of Missouri – Columbia, Robert proudly calls himself a “Tiger by birth.”  He is a graduate of the Indiana University Kelley School of Business (BS Finance), the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law (JD with distinction) and the University of Florida Levin School of Law (LLM Taxation).  Robert represents the company on the Board of Directors of the Data Center Coalition, the premier trade association for the data center industry, serving as a member of the executive committee. Additionally, he is a director of Tech Titans, the technology association of North Texas.

Robert and his wife live in Highland Park, Texas, and he enjoys spending time with their three children, playing basketball, and nurturing a life-long love of photography.

Chief Growth Officer

CloudHQ

Mr. Harney is the chief growth officer of CloudHQ LLC, a hyperscale data center developer, owner and operator with major data centers in Northern Virginia.  CloudHQ has significant land holdings in Data Center Alley and Prince William County that are data center ready.  CloudHQ is expanding into the United Kingdom, Germany and France.

Mr. Harney is a graduate of Montana State University and New York University’s Real Estate Institute.  He is also a member of ULI and NVTC.

Senior Vice President, Public Affairs

STACK Infrastructure

As Senior Vice President of Public Affairs Kevin Hughes manages the Public Affairs organization for STACK and leverages his experience in tech and infrastructure policy, infrastructure strategy, operations, and program management, to create a more favorable environment for data center development and highlight the benefits of the industry to policy government stakeholders at the state, local, and federal levels.

Prior to his current role, Kevin spent over 10 years at Meta advising their global policy and product leadership on how to develop policy strategies for future product development, leading a team comprised of policy, legal, and product professionals to establish global organizational strategies to adapt to new regulatory structures, working within the technical infrastructure space on data center and network infrastructure policy issues, and deploying data centers and networks as a technical program manager.

Kevin is a member of the Data Center Coalition’s Board of Directors and Co-Chairs the Coalition’s Policy Council; is an appointed member of the Board of City of Fredericksburg’s Economic Development Authority and serves as acting Treasurer; is a member of the Executive Board of Directors for the Boy Scouts of America’s National Capital Area Council; and is on the Advisory Board for the University of Mary Washington’s College of Business.

Kevin was awarded a BA in Political Science from The University of Mary Washington.

Chief Marketing and ESG Strategy Officer

Cologix

Page Haun joined Cologix in 2020 as the company’s first Chief Marketing and ESG Strategy Officer. In this role, Haun is focused on accelerating the company’s growth by building marketing programs and thought leadership to promote Cologix’s exceptional colocation and interconnection platform as well as leading ESG initiatives that are sustainable and deliver a positive impact for employees, customers, partners and local communities. 

With more than 25 years of technology experience, Haun has held various global marketing leadership positions. Prior to joining Cologix, Haun was the head of Brand Strategy, Content and Creative Services at Equinix. While at Equinix, Haun also led Americas Regional Marketing, Marketing Planning and one of the company’s top global customer experience initiatives. Additionally, Haun has held several marketing leadership roles in the telecom and media and entertainment industries at Dolby Laboratories, AT&T Broadband/Comcast and Charter Communications. Throughout her career, Haun has been known to be an advocate for change and was recognized for developing winning strategies, delivering results, building and leading high performing teams as well as positively impacting diversity, equity and inclusion. 

As a recognized leader in the industry and in her communities, Haun is involved with multiple non-profits that focus on providing opportunities for early education in low income communities as well as mentoring both students and professional colleagues. Haun has an MBA from Harvard Business School and a BA in Economics and Spanish from Vanderbilt University. 

Senior Vice President, Land Development
Compass Datacenters

Brett Collard joined Compass Datacenters in 2019 and currently serves as the Senior Vice President of Land Development. Brett is involved in the strategic planning process of site acquisition, power procurement, entitlement, development, and capital markets. 

Prior to Compass, Brett worked as a strategy and operations consultant for a cybersecurity firm, Armor Defense, and AlixPartners. Brett received a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas.

Chief Revenue Officer
CoreSite

As CoreSite’s Chief Revenue Officer, Maile is responsible for overseeing overall revenue growth and strategy for the company's portfolio of datacenters. Maile manages daily operations for the company’s national sales and marketing organization and managing strategic planning and business development as well as product development of the interconnection services. Functional areas of responsibility include marketing, sales, channel partners, sales operations/enablement, Solutions Architects, Interconnection Product and strategic business development. Maile brings over 25 years of sales and management experience in the data center, network communications, software and managed services industries driving growth and innovation for companies including IO Datacenters (now Iron Mountain) Abovenet Communications (now Zayo) and Oracle Corporation. Maile received a BA in English Literature from the University of California, at Berkeley. She is a member of iMasons and serves on the board of the Data Center Coalition.

Director, Government Affairs and Public Policy, Google Cloud

Google 

Behnaz Kibria is a Director, Government Affairs and Public Policy, Google Cloud. Prior to this, she was the Deputy Chief of Staff of the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR), where she served as a principal policy advisor to Ambassador Michael Froman.

Earlier in her career, Behnaz also served as Trade Counsel to the Committee on Ways and Means in the U.S. House of Representatives and Assistant General Counsel at USTR.

Behnaz started her career as an associate at the law firm Hogan & Hartson. Behnaz received her BA from Wesleyan University and her JD from the George Washington University Law School. She was born in Dhaka, Bangladesh, grew up in Africa, and currently resides in Arlington, Virginia with her husband and two daughters.

SVP & GM, Hyperscale 

Iron Mountain Data Centers

As SVP & GM, Hyperscale, for Iron Mountain’s Data Center Business Unit, Rohit is responsible for IMDC’s global hyperscale business, including all commercial activities: sales, delivery, and account management, strategic direction for this business, operational oversight, and financial management to maximize customer satisfaction, deepen executive-level relationships, and develop and own our growth strategy. 

Rohit has held previous roles within Iron Mountain, including VP & Global Head of Hyperscale Implementation & Account Management, where he was responsible for the successful onboarding and the overall customer experience. Prior to that, he was VP, Sales & Customer Success, North America, where he was responsible for our commercial activities for retail & enterprise customers, including new logo acquisition, growth within existing accounts, customer satisfaction, and renewals of existing customers. Prior to that, he was VP, Account Management & Customer Success, North America, where he was responsible for the overall customer relationships for our enterprise and retail customers, including customer satisfaction and renewals of existing customers. Prior to Iron Mountain, Rohit held senior level positions with Verisign at their Security Services business unit and America Online/Time Warner. 

Rohit represents Iron Mountain on the boards of the Data Center Coalition and Clean Energy Buyers Association. Rohit is also a board member of the Little Folks School in Washington, DC.

Director of State & Local Tax Policy

Microsoft

Joe is the Director of State & Local Tax Policy at Microsoft.  Joe has been with Microsoft for 28 years.  His roles have included overseeing Microsoft’s Indirect Tax function, including:  Compliance & Reporting, Research & Analysis, Planning & Implementation, Emerging Business Consultation, Audits & Appeals, Mergers & Acquisitions, and Incentives & Credits.  Joe also supports the company’s data center organization on all U.S. tax matters.    In addition to serving on the Board of Directors for the Data Center Coalition, Joe serves on the WA State Department of Revenue Business Advisory Council, the Association of Washington Business Tax & Fiscal Policy Council, and is a member of the Washington Research Council Board of Directors.  Joe is a graduate of the University of Montana and holds a BS in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting & Finance and he has passed the CPA exam.  He has four children and is a resident of Sammamish, WA.

Senior Director of Public Policy & Economic Development

QTS Data Centers

Nick Blessing is the Senior Director of Public Policy & Economic Development at QTS Data Centers, a leading global provider of colocation data center services and technology infrastructure. Nick and his team focus on growing the QTS business by partnering with governments of all sizes to implement business friendly policies and secure creative, differentiated economic development tools for QTS and its customers. Nick has created and grown QTS’ multi-state government affairs practice and has been responsible for the implementation of various public-private workforce development programs, sustainability initiatives, community partnerships, and pro-industry legislative policies across the country.

A proud southern Virginia native, Nick attended the University of Virginia where he focused his studies in Government and fostered his passion for state and local government.

SVP of Government Affairs and Campus Development 

Switch

Natalie Stewart Mitchell is the Senior Vice President of Government Affairs and Campus Development at Switch. She brings extensive experience in public policy development, community and political relations, business development, land development, advocacy and campaign and ethics compliance to her work at Switch.
As the Senior Vice President of Government Affairs and Campus Development, she oversees the company’s public policy strategy across critical areas, including energy and sustainability initiatives, technology, tax policy, economic development, and workforce initiatives. She directs these efforts nationally, with a particular focus on Switch’s prime campuses in Nevada, Michigan, Georgia, and Texas, as well as leading the company’s federal initiatives in Washington, D.C.

Natalie plays a key role in strategic partnerships and client development, leveraging her deep understanding of infrastructure and public sector needs to support business growth and expansion for the company.

In addition to her role in Government Affairs, Natalie leads the Campus Development Division of Switch responsible for driving key initiatives such as identifying land and new markets for data center development, navigating zoning and regulatory processes, assessing the political climate, and ensuring that Switch provides added value to the communities where it operates.

Prior to joining Switch, Natalie’s distinguished career included legislative staff positions with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and State of Michigan. Natalie served in leadership positions with two Speakers of the Michigan House of Representatives, the Office of Michigan Attorney General, and the Michigan Secretary of State. Natalie served on many presidential and congressional political campaigns. She worked on Capitol Hill for the United States Senate and served as a federal lobbyist for the Associated Builders and Contractors in Washington D.C.

A native Michigander, Natalie is active in the community and serves on the Board of the Data Center Coalition, Michigan Economic Development Foundation, and Grand Rapids Chamber of Commerce. She is Chair of the Friends of West Michigan PAC, and is a member of LVGEA, Vegas Chamber, EDAWN, Round Rock Chamber, Cartersville Bartow Chamber, and The Right Place. Natalie has a B.A. from Boston College and Masters work in public policy through Michigan State University.

A self-proclaimed "sports" mom, you can often find Natalie on the sidelines cheering for her three children and pursuing her passion for travel alongside her husband and children. 

Vice President, Public Policy, Global

Vantage Data Centers

John Stephenson is the Vice President, Public Policy, Global for Vantage Data Centers.

In this role, John leads the organization responsible for government affairs, economic development, and community engagement for Vantage in current and future markets worldwide. Under John’s leadership, the Public Policy team has grown from one person to a global team of professionals that has delivered results on proposed legislation, regulations, and key government decisions, thereby reducing business costs, accelerating project timelines, and strengthening Vantage’s reputation as an industry leader and community partner.

Prior to joining Vantage, John held executive policy leadership roles for leading companies including Amazon and Rivian Automotive, and he led policy and advocacy for major issue advocacy organizations. He also previously served as a senior aide focused on defense and domestic policies for a senior Member of the US Congress.

Among his many professional achievements are leading successful crisis response teams, winning multijurisdictional campaigns on tax reform and government modernization, and creating a first-of-its-kind geopolitical risk assessment team. For his efforts at Amazon, John received the “Most Valuable Amazonian” award. He is also a recognized thought leader on a variety of policy issues including digital infrastructure, energy, taxation, data protection, and economic development.

John is a frequent public speaker and commentator with numerous appearances as a subject matter expert in legislative hearings, on television, and in publications such as The Wall Street Journal. John is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Information Technology Industry Council, a leading technology trade association, and TechFreedom, a non-profit, non-partisan U.S.-based think tank focused on technology policy.

Originally from Pennsylvania, John is a magna cum laude graduate with honors from Lafayette College. He resides in Arlington, Virginia with his wife and their two rescue cats. Outside of work, John is an aviator.

EVP, Strategic Development

Aligned Data Centers

Mr. Robinson is Aligned Data Centers’ Executive Vice President of Strategic Development and General Counsel, responsible for all legal and development matters for the Company since inception. He has been in practice for over 25 years, cultivating strategic relationships, identifying and analyzing development opportunities, finalizing sales and commercial transactions, and handling all matters involving all types of contractual matters globally, business development, real estate, mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance, securities transactions (public and private), intellectual property (including patents and trademarks), construction, and regulatory matters.  Prior to joining the Company in 2011, he held senior executive positions within telecommunications and service providers, including general counsel of Con Edison Communications and general counsel and co-CEO of a managed video services provider.  Before going in-house, he was associated with the New York City offices of international law firms.  Mr. Robinson received a B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania (magna cum laude) and a Juris Doctorate from Boston College Law School.

Head of Public Affairs

Digital Realty

Kevin Gundersen is Head of Public Affairs at Digital Realty (NYSE: DLR), one of the world’s leading data center owners and operators with over 300 data centers in 50 cities around the world. Kevin leads Digital Realty’s engagement with government, media, trade associations and other key stakeholders on matters impacting the company’s business interests. He is based in Washington, D.C.

From 2016 to 2025, Kevin was Vice President of Global Communications and Government Affairs at Huntsman Corporation (NYSE: HUN), a leading petrochemical company with operations in 30 countries.

Kevin worked as the Senior Managing Director and Chief of Staff to the President and CEO of Cushman & Wakefield, Inc. based in New York City. Among various responsibilities, he served as Secretary of the firm’s Global Management Committee.

Earlier, Kevin served for six years on the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Homeland Security in various positions, including as the Staff Director of the Subcommittee on Counterterrorism and Intelligence. In 2011-2012, Kevin worked as a policy advisor to the Romney for President campaign and served on the Romney Presidential Transition Team.

Prior to working on Capitol Hill, Kevin was the Manager of Program Development at the Organization for International Investment (OFII), a trade association representing 160 of the largest foreign based companies with U.S. operations.

Kevin is a member of the Board of Directors at SePRO Corporation, a water restoration company based in Carmel, IN.

Kevin served as an Intelligence Officer (Lieutenant) in the United States Navy (Reserves). He holds a BA in Political Science from Fordham University and an MS in Strategic Intelligence from the National Intelligence University (NIU). He lives in Alexandria, VA with his wife and three children and is an avid golfer.

Head of Public Policy and External Affairs
EdgeConneX 

Lisa Youngers is an executive strategist, regulatory expert, and General Counsel with more than 20 years of experience supporting the technology and telecommunications sectors, consulting on data centers, artificial intelligence, IP and energy. Former International General Counsel for Tata Communications, Lisa protected shareholder value through managing M&A, commercial transactions, global regulatory matters and litigation strategy. Prior to Tata Comms, Ms. Youngers was President and CEO of the Fiber Broadband Association where she drove the association’s development, business, and advocacy, representing members around the world. Ms. Youngers also served as CEO of Nextlink Wireless, a 5G spectrum management firm, overseeing all business and legal aspects of the company and selling the business while securing government approvals. In other previous roles at XO Communications, MCI, and GCI Lisa served as Federal Regulatory Counsel, overseeing federal policy, compliance, and regulatory/legislative matters before the states, FCC, Congress, and all levels of the executive branch.  Ms. Youngers is a former Minnesota Assistant Attorney General and counsel to the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission. A former television news producer and satellite coordinator, Ms. Youngers is a frequent presenter at industry events and has been quoted in several publications regarding regulatory and public policy matters. Ms. Youngers has served on leadership positions on several boards and was recently recognized as 2025 “Women to Watch for Boards”.   Ms. Youngers earned her B.A. from the University of Wisconsin and received her J.D. magna cum laude from William Mitchell College of Law.  She is a member of the Minnesota and District of Columbia Bars and currently resides in suburban Washington, DC.  

SVP, Finance 

EdgeCore Digital Infrastructure

Therese is based in the company’s Denver office and manages strategy for EdgeCore, which includes site acquisition, utility relationships, IT, and business operations.

Therese has over a decade of managerial and operational experience in the data center space and has a proven track record of successfully acquiring data center land, driving business process improvement, and leading client support teams. Therese joined EdgeCore following roles of progressive accountability at CoreSite Realty Corporation, most recently as Vice President supporting and leading the company’s activities around client-lifecycle management for more than 1,200 clients and $500M in annualized revenue. In the role, her responsibilities included a) on-boarding and capacity deployment, b) on-going support via self-service systems (portal management) and a team of Strategic Account Service Representatives, c) capacity and contract management, d) service-processes design and improvement, and e) incident engagement, remediation, and avoidance. Prior to CoreSite, Therese was a Dean’s Research Fellow at the University of Colorado School of Law, where she authored and collaborated on works related to cybersecurity, telecommunications, and technology.

Therese holds a B.A. in International Business from The University of Texas at Austin. She also holds a J.D. from the University of Colorado School of Law.

Head of Global Public Policy & Government Relations

Equinix

Paul Brownell is Head of Global Public Policy & Government Affairs at Equinix, Inc., the world’s leading colocation data center and interconnection provider. In this role, he leads the government affairs team and designs and implements the company’s global public policy strategies.

Previously, he led public policy and government affairs in Europe for the open-source software company, Red Hat. Prior to living in Europe, Paul led Dell Inc.’s Federal Government Affairs team in Washington, DC. He also represented the National Venture Capital Association (NVCA) and the American Electronics Association (AeA) before the US government.

He holds degrees from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS). He currently lives with his family in Chevy Chase, Maryland.

Director, Data Center Policy  

Meta

Rebecca leads the Data Center Policy team at Meta.  In this role, she leverages her background in public policy, energy, economic development strategy, and research to evaluate and advocate on policies across the globe impacting data centers. Prior to joining Meta, Rebecca worked at Portland General Electric where she advocated on policies in western states related to decarbonization, resource adequacy, and utility structuring. She has also represented Fortune 500 tech companies on high-impact energy and economic development policies in state legislatures, and worked on non-partisan ballot measures in communities across the United States. Rebecca holds a Masters in Urban Studies and Planning from Portland State University, where she also received her Bachelor of Arts in History and English Literature.

Senior Vice President

Oppidan

Drew Johnson leads a team of over 20 professionals under Oppidan Connect, Oppidan’s data center platform, specializing in build-to-suit data center development nationwide. Currently, Oppidan Connect is under construction or actively engaged with data center developers across 13 states, for over 1.1 GW of full-build data center capacity.

Drew joined Oppidan in 2014, and in 2016, he played a key role in launching the company’s data center platform by completing a site selection assignment for an international hyperscale client. This project opened the door to new opportunities, leading to Oppidan’s first powered shell delivery in Northern Virginia in 2018. Since then, the company has completed over 1.4 GW of developments across powered shell, hybrid-turnkey, and full-turnkey data centers.

Today, Oppidan Connect focuses on hyperscale build-to-suit projects, data center campus development, and strategic partnerships with capital groups and landowners to bring viable data center sites to market.

Global Head of Data Centers
Prologis 

Chris Curtis is the Prologis Global Head of Data Centers.

Chris is an experienced data center veteran who has led the strategy, design, development, construction and power procurement for over 3 GW of data centers throughout the United States, Canada and Europe. He was the co-founder of Compass Datacenters where he sourced and led the development for every data center project at the company from 2011 through 2023.

Prior to 2011 Chris spent over 10 years leading the development of various complex high-security build-to-suit projects, primarily for the U.S. Federal Government tenants.

He is a thought leader in the data center industry and frequent speaker at industry events. He has served on both the Data Center Coalition Board of Directors and ULI Data Center Product Council since inception.

Chris holds a BSBA from the University of Arkansas, a JD from Southern Methodist University and an LLM in taxation from the New York University School of Law.

Chief Operating Officer

Stream Data Centers

Rick Crutchley is a seasoned executive with 25 years of experience in the multi-tenant data center industry. Known for his expertise in technology services, operations and sales, Rick has a proven track record of driving operational excellence and developing strategies that promote market growth, streamlined operations and profitability.

Rick joined Stream as Chief Operating Officer in 2024 to oversee the strategic direction and execution of the company’s operations, physical security, health and safety, community engagement and portfolio management. Prior to Stream, Rick spent 13 years at Iron Mountain, most recently serving as Vice President and General Manager of North America, where he was instrumental in expanding the data center business while leading high-performing teams.

His dedication to industry innovation, with his collaborative approach to successful outcomes, has led Rick to become respected as a trusted leader in data center operations and strategy.

Chief Administrative Officer & General Counsel
T5 Data Centers

Karen Stein serves as the General Counsel at T5 Data Centers, bringing over 25 years of legal experience to her role.  She is responsible for overseeing all legal and regulatory matters for the company, providing strategic guidance on commercial transitions, corporate governance, risk management, and legal compliance. 

Before joining T5, Karen held several senior leadership positions in the data center and technology industries.  She served as General Counsel and Corporate Secretary at CPG, where she led legal operations from 2021 to 2023.  Prior to that, she was Vice President of Legal for Iron Mountain’s Data Centers division, where she played a pivotal role in supporting global expansion and operational growth.  Karen also held the position of General Counsel at IO, where she managed all legal affairs for the company’s innovative data center infrastructure business.

Karen’s extensive legal background also includes her tenure as Assistant General Counsel at PGA TOUR and as an associate at Troutman Sanders LLP.

With a proven track record of driving legal strategy in fast-paced, high-growth environments, Karen is a key contributor to T5’s success and legal integrity.  She holds a J.D. from Emory University School of Law, as well as an MBA from Loyola University, and has built a reputation for providing clear, actionable legal guidance in complex business settings.