Professional insight
Bring experienced perspectives from eDiscovery, law, technology, digital evidence, governance and related fields.
eDiscovery Certification Council
The Honorary Council brings together distinguished professional voices to provide independent perspective, experience and insight in support of the eDiscovery Certification Council’s mission, standards and engagement with the wider eDiscovery community.
The Honorary Council is intended to provide meaningful professional perspective rather than ceremonial recognition alone. Its contribution supports the Council’s educational mission, professional standards, strategic awareness and engagement with the evolving eDiscovery profession.
Bring experienced perspectives from eDiscovery, law, technology, digital evidence, governance and related fields.
Help identify emerging issues and areas where the profession needs clearer knowledge and guidance.
Support a culture of high standards, independence and responsible professional practice.
Strengthen relationships between practitioners, educators, employers and the wider professional ecosystem.
Help advance awareness of professional eDiscovery capability and responsible practice.
Support discussion of AI, cloud data, modern evidence sources and the changing skills required of practitioners.
The Honorary Council brings together senior and respected professionals whose experience can help inform the eDiscovery Certification Council’s wider thinking, professional standards and engagement with the global eDiscovery community.
Participation may include senior practitioners, legal and technology leaders, academics, consultants, former public-sector professionals and other recognised specialists with relevant expertise.
The Council provides independent perspective and constructive insight. Its role is advisory and does not replace the responsibilities of the Governing Board or operational management.
Honorary Council participation reflects recognised experience, professional credibility and a commitment to responsible, ethical and vendor-neutral practice.
The Council is intended to reflect the international nature of eDiscovery, digital evidence, information governance, legal technology and related disciplines.
Members may contribute perspectives on emerging practice, professional development, standards, technology change and areas where clearer guidance would benefit the profession.
Appointment is honorary. Participation does not imply endorsement of any particular product, supplier, commercial service or individual viewpoint.
Honorary Council profiles should link naturally to relevant Knowledge Hub subject areas, advocacy work and professional standards where appropriate.
Professionals interested in supporting the Council can explore subject-matter expert and instructor opportunities.
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