Board of Directors
Becca King
President
Becca King is the Manager of Client Engagement in the eDiscovery Center of Excellence at Cox Enterprises. After working in the transportation industry for 15 years, she transitioned to eDiscovery in 2015 where she worked for a small vendor as a Project Coordinator, before accepting a position with Cox Communications in 2016. She joined the newly formed eDiscovery COE at Cox Enterprises in 2021. While at Cox, Becca has developed and implemented a companywide process which allows her team to operate more efficiently and provide an impeccable service to their internal customers.
Isaac Pereira
Vice President & Director of Education
Isaac Pereira is the Senior Manager of eDiscovery at Warners Bros. Discovery. Isaac is an eDiscovery veteran with more than 10 years of experience focusing on litigation technology, full EDRM lifecycle execution and management, and data collections. Isaac has overseen numerous multi-jurisdictional investigations and provided consultative advice to stakeholders across many industries. Isaac has been responsible for the evaluation and implementation of litigation technology including software used for document review, data processing, and forensic collections. Isaac has served as a leader and mentor to his teams and eDiscovery industry professionals. He has used his industry experience to build on and evolve the implementation of eDiscovery best practices.
Her expertise spans hundreds of projects across multiple platforms including Relativity, Catalyst, and iConnect XERA.
Corinne has trained attorneys, paralegals and litigation support professions on topics relating to eDiscovery, current trends in data management and the value of Information Governance. She has planned and implemented several managed services programs for a variety of clients and understands the pros and cons of each facet of the process.
Nilsa Moreno
Secretary
Nilsa is currently the National Director of E-Discovery for Fisher Phillips, a national boutique employment firm with headquarters in Atlanta. Fisher Phillips is a Ricoh client. Prior to Fisher Phillips, Nilsa served as VP of Professional Services at OrcaTec, LLC. For over a decade Nilsa has dedicated her career to managing process and programs related to E-Discovery. Her experience includes managing professional consulting services and projects for clients in corporate, government and law firms. By successfully and proactively mitigating risk factors, Nilsa provides value to clients while developing and implementing policies and procedures to address and manage business and legal challenges associated with information discovery, information governance, litigation readiness, compliance and risk avoidance while anticipating and managing change effectively.
Michelle Kovitch
Treasurer
Michelle Kovitch is a seasoned professional in the field of e-discovery, with over 20 years of experience in paralegal and litigation support management, legal solutions, and e-learning. She currently works as a Strategic Solutions Consultant at Onna. This leading platform centralizes data from your most used apps to simplify search, enhance Enterprise data management, and protect knowledge sources in one place.
At Onna, Michelle leverages her expertise in e-discovery workflows, technology, and best practices to help clients optimize their productivity, efficiency, and compliance. She also delivers engaging and informative training sessions, webinars, and presentations to educate and empower legal professionals on the latest trends and tools in e-discovery. Michelle holds the Certified E-Discovery Specialist (CEDS) and the Arkfeld eDiscovery Advanced Specialist (SSS) credentials, demonstrating her commitment and competence in the field. Her mission is to be the advocate, impetus, and orchestrator of a collaborative shift toward technical competence and optimal e-discovery workflow within litigation teams.
Kayvon (Kevin) Gerami
Director of Marketing
Since 2015, Kayvon (Kevin) has been creating, developing and fostering partnerships between service-provider and Am Law 100 & 200 law firms, in addition to corporate legal departments, across the U.S.
With a focus on security, waste reduction, workflow efficiency, and a software-agnostic consultative approach, Kayvon has helped develope innovative pricing and eDiscovery managed-services packages that streamline eDiscovery best practices and workflows to ensure defensible and stress-free legal technology and litigation support services across the entire EDRM. Kayvon has been a part of the original team that supported some of the largest MLPs and MDLs in U.S history.
The responsiveness required across multiple time zones, from coast to coast, has made Kayvon a service and support leader among his peers. Providing much of the workflows that maintain service and support consistency across the country, regardless of custodian, court room, deposition or collection location.
Now, using his 9 years eDiscovery industry experience and his previous life as an entrepreneur and branding executive, Kayvon brings strategic business development, creativity, and brand expansion to PageOne Legal and the Atlanta ACEDS board.
Britt Willingham
Director of Membership
Britt Willingham is a 9 year eDiscovery veteran and a 2 years CEDS certificate holder. Currently Britt is a Business Development Manager at IPRO, with expertise in helping law firms, corporate legal departments, and government entities “connect the dots” when it comes to InfoGov, eDiscovery, and how the two spaces interact to create an efficient workflow that mitigates risk and reduces cost. When Britt isn’t being a huge nerd, he spends his time woodworking, scuba diving, snowboarding, and just hanging out with friends and family (and of course his dog Biscuit).
Alex Khoury
Director of Membership
Mr. Khoury is Smith, Gambrell & Russell’s Director of e-Discovery. His practice focuses on helping clients manage the legal risks and expense of creating, maintaining, and using electronic information before, during, and after litigation. Mr. Khoury serves as discovery counsel for businesses and government bodies involved in complex litigation and counsels clients on information governance issues such as data retention, destruction, and privacy. He partners with clients to ensure their data is being managed in a way that best accomplishes their business and legal goals.
In addition to helping Smith, Gambrell & Russell’s clients and attorneys navigate the rapidly evolving world of electronic data, he also supervises the firm’s e-Discovery and document review staff and teaches e-Discovery at the University of Alabama School of Law. Mr. Khoury has been a member of ACEDS and a Certified E-Discovery Specialist since 2013.
Corinne Cartwright
Director at Large
Corinne Cartwright has over 15 years of experience working in business development and consulting with corporations and law firms providing advice on workflow and risk associated with Information Management, eDiscovery and Cybersecurity.
Corinne's consulting experience spans hundreds of projects across multiple platforms. She has trained attorneys, litigation support department and many more on the issues relating to eDiscovery, current trends, the value of Information Governance. She has planned and implemented several managed services programs for a variety of clients and understands the pros and cons of each facet of the process.
Corinne is an active member of the Atlanta eDiscovery community and is the current Assistant Chapter Director of the Atlanta Chapter of Women in eDiscovery. Corinne has multiple Certifications including, Certified eDiscovery Specialist (ACEDS), Information Governance Professional (IGP), RelativityOne Certified Professional (ROCP) Catalyst Insight Certified Demonstrator and is a Relativity Certified Sales Professional (RCSP).
Amy Catton
Director at Large
Amy Catton is a Senior Project Manager in Kilpatrick Townsend’s LitSmart® E-Discovery Team. With more than 20 years of experience in electronic discovery, Amy provides guidance to attorneys and clients on all phases of the EDRM, project planning, budgeting, and e-discovery technology. Amy is a certified expert on software platforms such as Relativity, the industry-leading e-discovery management system used in-house at Kilpatrick Townsend, in addition to West Case Notebook, Concordance, and Summation. She is often engaged to consult on the employment of Early Case Assessment strategies, analytics, and predictive coding technology as a way to create more efficient, streamlined document reviews. In addition, she has conducted dozens of data collections in large, highly sensitive matters and frequently assists clients with data mapping and preservation strategies.
Thanousinh Kueper
Director at Large
Thanousinh M. Kueper is a seasoned litigation paralegal with Smith Gambrell & Russell LLP. She has nearly two decades of experience in all phases of the litigation process with primary focus on legal project management, pre-litigation, e-discovery procurement, records management and information presentation at jury trials and arbitration hearings. She has supported leading attorneys in a vast array of large-scale discovery efforts including complex business disputes, mass torts, TCPA class actions, DOJ subpoena responses and patent infringement litigation. Providing creative multidisciplinary perspectives and seamless utilization of current litigation support technologies to efficiently achieve client and enterprise goals are sustaining themes in Thanousinh’s professional history. She received her bachelor of arts in molecular biology & political science from Vanderbilt University. Thanousinh looks forward to contributing her unique voice as a founding executive board member of the Atlanta Chapter.