Digi-Cultural Trend Analyst

As Amazon and other companies worldwide are turning to drones to carry out deliveries, we FEATURE digital behavior expert Lauren deLisa Coleman. She is a rising, formidable media personality for the digi-speak era. As a new media behavior analyst, she is one of the first-ever to provide analysis and unique context for today’s breaking news stories that involve digital behavior, whether social media hoaxes staged by a notable athlete to YouTube usage involved in a prominent rape scandal. As unprecedented news stories involving multiple elements of digital usage increase as tech pervades our daily world, Lauren is in a unique position to bridge the expert gap and help viewers to better comprehend where traditional pundits cannot.

President and CEO

After a New York commuter train derailed last week due to alleged excessive speeds, we FEATURE crisis management expert Davia Temin. She is President and CEO of Temin and Company Incorporated, international reputation and crisis management, strategic marketing, media and public affairs counsel. Temin and Company is a boutique management consultancy focused on reputation and crisis management, marketing and media strategy, thought leadership creation, and leadership and communications coaching.

Consultant

After the Montana State Supreme Court ordered a 30-day sentence for the rape of a 14-year-old girl, the Montana attorney general's office has requested that the punishment be reconsidered, calling it "illegally lenient." We FEATURE sex crime expert Leslie Crocker Snyder to examine the legal arguments surrounding the case. Leslie Crocker Snyder is currently a partner at Kasowitz, Benson, Torres & Friedman LLP. During her nine years in the office of the Manhattan District Attorney, she founded and led the Sex Crimes Prosecution Bureau, the first in the nation and a model throughout the country, rewrote the rape laws and co-authored New York State's Rape Shield Law.

Education Manager, Department of Emergency Medicine

As the 16 Days Campaign continues, a movement dedicated to activism against gender violence, we FEATURE sexual violence expert Angela Esquivel. She is co-founder and Executive Director of the As One Project, a non-profit organization that provides resources, support, and education for friends and family of survivors of sexual violence. A survivor of sexual assault, Angela has committed herself to leveraging traumatic experiences into powerful catalysts for change. She has served over 300 hours as a rape crisis counselor at the District of Columbia Rape Crisis Center, answering calls on the hotline and meeting survivors at the hospital who were receiving forensic medical examinations.