Dawn Judd, Program Co-Chair, is a partner at McCutchen, Doyle, Brown & Enersen, LLP where she Co-Chair's the firm's E-Commerce Group and specializes in securities offerings, mergers and acquisitions, private placements and start-up ventures.

Ronald F. Lopez, Program Co-Chair, is a partner with Thelen Reid & Priest, LLP, where his practice includes counseling and complex litigation, including Year 2000, banking, electronic commerce and other technology related issues. A member of the firm's Year 2000 team, Mr. Lopez is a frequent speaker on and e-commerce issues including business to business Internet billing and customer care.

Ian C. Ballon is a partner of Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP, where he concentrates his practice on intellectual property and Internet-related litigation and strategic counseling. He is the author of the two volume legal treatise, "E-Commerce and Internet Law: Forms-Text-Cases" published by Glasser Legal Works.

Brian D. Bellardo is a Vice President and Associate General Counsel of Charles Schwab & Co., Inc., responsible for all legal matters related to Schwab's retail individual investor areas, new products and services, advertising and brand management, retail marketing and back office brokerage operations.

Ernie L. Brooks is a founder and managing partner of Brooks & Kushman where his practice spans all areas of intellectual property for clients ranging from individual investors to Fortune 500 corporations. He currently represents the Ford Motor Company.

Tim A. Covington is a licensing partner in the Intellectual Property Group of Fenwick & West LLP, where his practice is concentrated in technology commerce and acquisitions in information technology. He is the author of "Computer Contracts" in Warren's Forms of Agreement (Matthew Bender & Co.), and past co-chair of the Northern California Venture Capital Association.

A. Brian Dengler is an Assistant General Counsel with America Online, Inc. and serves as the chief legal officer of AOL's subsidiary, CompuServe Interactive Services in Columbus, Ohio.

Jeff Enyart is Director of Electronic Commerce for United Parcel Service, responsible for the marketing activities of electronic commerce solutions. In addition to putting technology in place, Mr. Enyart is aligning UPS' business processes and product offerings to put customers in the driver's seat.

Debra Freeman is a partner at Morrison & Foerster where her litigation practice has involved commercial disputes in both the federal and state courts, as well as in private arbitration. She has a particular interest in following intellectual property law developments, especially patent developments related to on-line banking and other financial services and authors a column in Electronic Banking Law and Commerce Report.

Joanne M. Garvey is a Shareholder and tax lawyer at Heller Ehrman White & McAuliffe. Past President of the San Francisco Bart Association, and former Vice President and Governor of the California State Bar, Ms. Garvey was counsel in Barclays Bank Plc v. Franchise Tax Board.

Edward F. Glynn, Jr., a partner at Venable Beatjer Howard & Civiletti, LLP, practices advertising law and trade regulation. He spent 14 years at the Federal Trade Commission and is Chairman of the Consumer Protection Committee of the Antitrust Section of the American Bar Association.

Linda A. Goldstein is Partner-in-Charge of Hall Dickler Kent Friedman & Wood's Advertising, Marketing and Media Department and represents clients in every sector of the advertising and marketing industry. Ms. Goldstein regularly counsels marketers on how to structure sweepstakes, games and contests and is Chair Emeritus of the Promotion Marketing Association.

Thomas G. Melling is an attorney in the E-commerce Group at Perkins Coie. His practice emphasizes electronic contracting, public key infrastructures, authentication and other e-commerce related issues. He is Vice Chair of the Washington Bar Committee of the Law Of Commerce in Cyberspace.

David Mishel is a partner in the Business & Finance Practice Group and Commercial Litigation Group at Thelen Reid & Priest, LLP, and has extensive experience in public and private offerings, mergers and acquisitions; venture capital and formation and representation of private investment entities and hedge funds.

Deborah K. Owen is Senior Vice President, Secretary and General Counsel of Armstrong World Industries, Inc. A former FTC Commissioner and Associate Counsel to the President of the United States, Ms. Owen was in private practice concentrating on antitrust and consumer protection law, legislative representation, and Internet legal issues prior to joining Armstrong.

Lynn H. Pasahow is a partner at McCutchen, Doyle, Brown & Enersen, LLP, specializing in complex technology intellectual property litigation and currently representing Amazon.com in its litigation against barnesandnoble.com.

David J. Richter is Associate General Counsel for Strategic Acquisitions and Partnerships at drugstore.com. Prior to joining drugstore.com, he practiced law in Los Angeles as a partner at Guth Rothman & Christopher LLP, focusing on venture capital funding of companies with significant intellectual property assets.

Ira Rubinstein is Senior Corporate Attorney and heads the electronic commerce group in the Law and Corporate Affairs Department at Microsoft Corporation with responsibilities for world wide electronic commerce policy.

Steve Tapia is a corporate attorney at Microsoft Corporation. He supports MSNBC Interactive, The Microsoft Network, Slate Magazine, Hotmail, and the Corporate Marketing Group.

James T. Walsh is a partner at Davis Wright Tremaine, LLP and a member of the firms's Quality Assurance Committee and head of the Litigation Section in the San Francisco Office.

Seth Weisberg is Senior Director, IP & Licensing for Stamps.com, which offers purchasing and printing postage service over the Internet. He is also Chairman of the Board of Shortcut Software, and serves as the Assistant Secretary for Stamps.com and EncypTix.

Joel Rothstein Wolfson is Vice President and Association General Counsel for The NASDAQ Stock Market, Inc. in Washington, DC. He heads NASDAQ's E-commerce and Intellectual Property Practice Group. He also chairs the Software and Information Industry Association Committee on the proposed Uniform Computer and Information Transaction Act.

Greg Wrenn is Associate General Counsel, International for Yahoo where he is responsible for all legal issues outside the United States.