Monica Bay's guest appearances

Monica Bay

ABA Journal Podcasts - Legal Talk Network

ABA Journal: Legal Rebels

On the Road with Legal Talk Network

ARMA International Podcasts

Legal Leaders Podcast: Legal Administrators | IT Directors | ALA | ILTA

Trial Technology and Lit Support Podcast

Trial Technology & Litigation Support Podcast

American Shoreline Podcast Network

Adnan Syed

Jonathan Pollard

Alex Miller

Deborah Rhode

Peter Moore

Sam Glover

Michael Ko

Jeff Carr

Michael Downey

Max Miller

Lisa Solomon

Ed Walters

Andrew Peck

Nicole Black

Derek Miller

OwlTail

Tom Ford

On this episode, hosts Peter Ravella and Tyler Buckingham speak with Tom Ford, the Chief Executive Officer of The Bay Foundation, Director of the Santa Monica Bay National Estuary Program, and Co-Executive Director of the Coastal Research Institute at Loyola Marymount University. Nearly two million people live in the Santa Monica Bay Watershed stretching from Ventura County to Palos Verdes, from the Santa Monica Mountains and Griffith Park to Baldwin Hills and out to the sea—and more than 5,000 species of animals, fish, birds, and plants make their home in the Bay and the Bay Watershed. The Bay Foundation (TBF) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit environmental group founded in 1990 to restore and enhance Santa Monica Bay and local coastal waters. TBF is staffed by science and policy experts who are passionate about understanding and protecting the Bay and its watershed. This provides many benefits to people and wildlife, supports a strong economy, and improves our quality of life. TBF works with a broad group of stakeholders, including government agencies, environmental groups, local communities, industry leaders, and scientists, to create and put into action innovative projects that clean up our waterways, create green spaces in urban areas, and restore natural habitats both on land and underwater, such as wetlands and kelp forests. TBF supports the U.S. EPA’s Santa Monica Bay National Estuary Program (SMBNEP). The SMBNEP is one of 28 similar programs established under Section 320 of the 1987 Clean Water Act and administered by the U.S. EPA. A central aspect of this work is the implementation of 44 goals, as defined in the SMBNEP’s Comprehensive Conservation and Management Plan (CCMP). This publicly developed and adopted plan of action provides a road map for the protection and restoration of Santa Monica Bay and local interests. Learn more about the SMBNEP. For further details, reference the Memorandum of Agreement between the Santa Monica Bay Restoration Commission and The Bay Foundation regarding the Santa Monica Bay National Estuary Program.

On this episode, hosts Peter Ravella and Tyler Buckingham speak with <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-ford-30180721/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tom Ford</a>, the Chief Executive Officer of The Bay Foundation, Director of the Santa Monica Bay National Estuary Program, and Co-Executive Director of the Coastal Research Institute at Loyola Marymount University. Nearly two million people live in the Santa Monica Bay Watershed stretching from Ventura County to Palos Verdes, from the Santa Monica Mountains and Griffith Park to Baldwin Hills and out to the sea—and more than 5,000 species of animals, fish, birds, and plants make their home in the Bay and the Bay Watershed. The Bay Foundation (TBF) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit environmental group founded in 1990 to restore and enhance Santa Monica Bay and local coastal waters. TBF is staffed by science and policy experts who are passionate about understanding and protecting the Bay and its watershed. This provides many benefits to people and wildlife, supports a strong economy, and improves our quality of life. TBF works with a broad group of stakeholders, including government agencies, environmental groups, local communities, industry leaders, and scientists, to create and put into action innovative projects that clean up our waterways, create green spaces in urban areas, and restore natural habitats both on land and underwater, such as wetlands and kelp forests. TBF supports the U.S. EPA’s Santa Monica Bay National Estuary Program (SMBNEP). The SMBNEP is one of 28 similar programs established under Section 320 of the 1987 Clean Water Act and administered by the U.S. EPA. A central aspect of this work is the implementation of 44 goals, as defined in the SMBNEP’s Comprehensive Conservation and Management Plan (CCMP). This publicly developed and adopted plan of action provides a road map for the protection and restoration of Santa Monica Bay and local interests. Learn more about the <a href="https://smbnep.org/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SMBNEP.</a> For further details, reference the <a href="https://cms.santamonicabay.org/wp-content/uploads/210819_smbrc-tbf-moa.pdf" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Memorandum of Agreement</a> between the Santa Monica Bay Restoration Commission and The Bay Foundation regarding the Santa Monica Bay National Estuary Program.

Where the City Meets the Sea: Exploring LA's Santa Monica Bay with Tom Ford

Lawyer and longtime journalist Monica Bay didn't let sexism or a technology-averse legal establishment keep her from breaking new ground.  "The baby boomer lawyers were so entrenched with the idea that 'only the girls touch anything with a keyboard' that they absolutely refused to do anything involving tech," Bay recalls. "They thought it was beneath them." Now, Bay says, the profession has stepped away from thinking that technology is reserved for support staff, and beneath lawyers.  "If you don't learn tech," she says, "you are not going to be relevant anymore."

Lawyer and longtime journalist Monica Bay didn't let sexism or a technology-averse legal establishment keep her from breaking new ground.    "The baby boomer lawyers were so entrenched with the idea that 'only the girls touch anything with a keyboard' that they absolutely refused to do anything involving tech," Bay recalls. "They thought it was beneath them."   Now, Bay says, the profession has stepped away from thinking that technology is reserved for support staff, and beneath lawyers.    "If you don't learn tech," she says, "you are not going to be relevant anymore."

Technology is 'breathtakingly positive,' says lawyer and writer Monica Bay

On this episode Craig talks with Monica Bay on The Gender Gap in Legal Technology Leadership. http://legalleaderspodcast.com/

On this episode Craig talks with Monica Bay on The Gender Gap in Legal Technology Leadership. <a href="http://legalleaderspodcast.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://legalleaderspodcast.com/</a>

LLPod 005: Monica Bay on "The Gender Gap in Legal Technology Leadership"