Emily has over a decade of experience providing eDiscovery, information governance, forensic data analytics and legal technology consulting services within our Forensics & Integrity Services practice. She routinely leads complex global matters for Fortune 500 companies across a variety of industries, including health care, life sciences, technology and financial services. During her doctoral studies at Southern Methodist University (SMU), she focused on gaining efficiencies transforming unstructured data using robotic process automation and Lean Six Sigma.
Outside of the firm, Emily is an adjunct professor at SMU in the Lyle School of Engineering, serves as the Artificial Intelligence Chair for Analytics Magazine’s Editorial Advisory Board and is involved in the Sedona Conference.
She holds a Doctorate of Engineering in Engineering Management, MS in Systems Engineering, MS in Operations Research and BS in Management Science from SMU.
How Emily is building a better working world
"For my clients, I try to build a better working world by demystifying advanced technologies into attainable solutions. As a technologist, it can be tempting to focus on the exciting features of these emerging technologies, which can make these tools seem all the more intimidating. In my experience, the best solution is often the simplest.
Outside of my clients, I try to invest time in my EY teams and my students at SMU. Whether a meaningful engagement experience or an engaging classroom discussion, I hope to pass on the lessons that I learned through my mentors, coaches and sponsors.
Finally, I try to remember that part of a better working world is a better me. I stay active through golf, rowing and running, and I enjoy volunteering as a Wish Granter through the Make-A-Wish Foundation."
