Glenn Rawdon is Senior Program Counsel for Technology with the Legal Services Corporation. He is responsible for helping legal services programs with their technology efforts and with the administration of the Technology Initiative Grants (TIG) program. Since the program started in 2000, TIG has awarded nearly 900 grants totaling over $86 million, many in partnerships with the courts and libraries. In 2021, he won the American Legal Technology Award in the individual category. He is a fellow in the College of Law Practice Management. Before coming to LSC in 1999, he was a managing attorney at Legal Services of Eastern Oklahoma for five years, and before that, he was in private practice. He has served as co-chair of the Law Office Management section of the Oklahoma Bar Association and was a member of the Legal Technical Advisory Counsel of the ABA.

Clarissa Ayala is a communication professional passionate about empowering legal nonprofit organizations to create impactful content and engage with the media for mass awareness and impact. As the Communications Director at Lone Star Legal Aid since April 2017, Clarissa has been instrumental in creating compelling content for the company's website and social media platforms and writing stories and narratives for grant applications and reports showcasing their work's positive impact. She has also served as the main contact for media outlets, skillfully handling press releases on various litigation topics. Clarissa has presented at the Management Information Exchange (MIE) National Fundraising Conference, Legal Services Corporation's Innovations in Technology Conference, and State Bar of Texas's Poverty Law Conference. She has shared her knowledge on topics including digital content for social impact, improving advocacy objectives through effective communications, and building positive working relationships with journalists. Clarissa also serves as Co-Chair of the State Bar of Texas Disaster Task Force’s Communications Committee and Member of the National Legal Aid and Defenders Association Latina/x/o Needs Committee.

Jane Ribadeneyra joined the Legal Services Corporation in 2009 and is a Senior Program Officer for Technology. She oversees technology initiative grants that improve access to high-quality legal assistance for low-income people throughout the United States and its territories. She works with grantee programs to strategically leverage technology in delivering legal services to the eligible population. Jane also leads TIG-related special projects, including LSC’s Innovations in Technology Conference and updates to the LSC Technology Baselines. Her expertise in advancing technology’s role in access to justice has made her a frequent presenter at national conferences, sharing her insights and knowledge on innovative technology solutions.

Angela Tripp is the newest member of LSC's TIG team, joining as a Program Officer for Technology in March, 2024. Prior to this, she was Director of the Michigan Legal Help (MLH) Program, which is responsible for the statewide website for self-represented litigants (MichiganLegalHelp.org) and over 50 affiliated Self-Help Centers in Michigan. During her 18 year tenure at the Michigan Advocacy Program, she also served as Co-Director of Michigan Statewide Advocacy Services, which manages five statewide programs (including MLH). Ms. Tripp holds a J.D. from Northeastern University School of Law in Boston and a B.A. from the University of Cincinnati.