William H. Brown III, Esq. is senior counsel at Schnader Harrison Seagal & Lewis, LLP. Mr. Brown served as the chairman of the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and prior to joining Schnader worked as the Chief of the Fraud Unit and Deputy District Attorney in Philadelphia. Mr. Brown also chaired the Philadelphia Special Investigation Commission that examined the 1985 MOVE tragedy.
Richard Glazer, Esq. a founder of Cozen O’Connor, one of the 100 largest law firms in the United States. Mr. Glazer serves as Chair of the Board of Ethics. He has served on the boards of a number of local non-profit organizations, including the Committee of Seventy and also the Public Interest Law Center. He has recently accepted the position of Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Innocence Project. Mr. Glazer’s term on the Board will run until 2011.
Sanjuanita González, Esq. is currently managing partner at Cohen, Fluhr & González and practices law in the areas of immigration and social security disability. Before the formation of Cohen, Fluhr & Gonzalez, Ms. González was a founding partner at the firm Fluhr & González, a bilingual (Spanish/English) firm. Ms. González is the former vice president of the Hispanic Bar Association of Pennsylvania and co-chair of the social security disability committee of the Philadelphia Bar Association.
William H. Brown III, Esq. is senior counsel at Schnader Harrison Seagal & Lewis, LLP. Mr. Brown served as the chairman of the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and prior to joining Schnader worked as the Chief of the Fraud Unit and Deputy District Attorney in Philadelphia. Mr. Brown also chaired the Philadelphia Special Investigation Commission that examined the 1985 MOVE tragedy.
Richard Glazer, Esq. a founder of Cozen O’Connor, one of the 100 largest law firms in the United States. Mr. Glazer serves as Chair of the Board of Ethics. He has served on the boards of a number of local non-profit organizations, including the Committee of Seventy and also the Public Interest Law Center. He has recently accepted the position of Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Innocence Project. Mr. Glazer’s term on the Board will run until 2011. 
Sanjuanita González, Esq. is currently managing partner at Cohen, Fluhr & González and practices law in the areas of immigration and social security disability. Before the formation of Cohen, Fluhr & Gonzalez, Ms. González was a founding partner at the firm Fluhr & González, a bilingual (Spanish/English) firm. Ms. González is the former vice president of the Hispanic Bar Association of Pennsylvania and co-chair of the social security disability committee of the Philadelphia Bar Association.