Continuing the conversation from December's session, we will dive deeper into the tactics your forward-thinking peers are using to drive additional value for their organizations.  You will walk away from this session with tips on how to get a seat at the decision-making table and how to proactively create a strategy to earn the seat.  Learn the mechanics of how these leaders proactively communicate the continuous value they create. 

SPEAKERS:

• Camille Broussard, The Mendik Library at New York Law School

• Molly Hagen, Robins Kaplan LLP

• Saskia Mehlhorn, Norton Rose Fulbright US LLP

• Kristina Niedringhaus, George State University College of Law

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Camille Broussard, The Mendik Library at New York Law School

Broussard joined the New York Law School Library staff as head of reference services in 1991 and has been the director of the Library since 2008. Before coming to NYLS, she was the collection services and reference librarian at New York University Law Library, and attorney services librarian at the Boley Law Library at Lewis and Clark College in Portland, Oregon. She teaches an Advanced Legal Research seminar, research workshops, and database searching classes. As part of her teaching duties, Broussard works with faculty members to integrate legal research skills and training into their course work. It is her firm belief that law students who see the contextual connection between the theory and the practice of law will be more prepared to engage completely in the practice of law. 

Molly Hagen, Robins Kaplan LLP

Hagen leads the Research Services team at Robins Kaplan, LLP, which provides legal and business development intelligence and analysis to firm members, along with providing more traditional library research services. Hagen's career experience includes time in Talent & Development at Thomson Reuters, as well as in a number of academic and corporate research centers. She holds a Master's degree in Library and Information Science from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

Saskia Mehlhorn, Norton Rose Fulbright US LLP

Mehlhorn is the US director of Knowledge Services at Norton Rose Fulbright US LLP.  Prior to joining Norton Rose Fulbright, Mehlhorn worked for the University of Houston O'Quinn Law Library as the foreign and international law librarian supporting the international research areas, specifically NAFTA and international arbitration. She has presented at the international, national, and local level on topics such as artificial intelligence, knowledge management, and international arbitration. Mehlhorn received her law degree from the University of Hamburg, Germany, and practiced law in Hannover, Germany, before accepting a position in the Quality, Health, Safety, and Environment department of a major oilfield service company. Mehlhorn also holds an LLM from the University of Houston and an MLIS from the University of North Texas. 

Kristina Niedringhaus, George State University College of Law

Niedringhaus is the associate dean for library and information services and clinical professor of law at Georgia State University College of Law. She has written and presented on topics including legal research, legal technology, ethics, teaching methods, and law library management.