Adriana Linares

Adriana Linares serves as the Technology and Practice Management Advisor of the SDCBA. She is a frequent speaker at national technology conferences and a regular contributor to legal blogs and publications. Adriana has a BA in Geography from Stetson University, an MA in Corporate Communication and Technology from Rollins College, and is an IAPP Certified Information Privacy Technologist. She is a 2013 Fastcase 50 honoree, recognizing “the law’s smartest, most courageous innovators, techies, visionaries, and leaders,” and was profiled as a Legal Rebel Trailblazer by the ABA Journal in 2018. She served as Chair of the American Bar Association TECHSHOW 2017. Adriana calls herself the SDCBA's "human member benefit" as she regularly offers legal technology training and consulting to Bar members.

William L. Baldwin

William L. Baldwin joins the SDCBA after spending more than a decade as Executive Director of the Delaware County Bar Association. In that role, Baldwin was also active with the Pennsylvania Bar Association and served as President of the Pennsylvania Association of Bar Executives and the Conference of County Legal Journals. In addition, Baldwin was a board member of the Conference of County Bar Leaders and a member of the Pennsylvania Bar Association President’s COVID Task Force. From July 2020 to June 2022, Baldwin served as President of the Board of Legal Aid of Southeastern Pennsylvania.

In addition to his extensive experience as a bar executive, Baldwin brings more than two decades of experience as an attorney in the nonprofit sector to his new role with the SDCBA. He has served as the Legal Services Manager of the Domestic Abuse Project of Delaware County, as the Managing Attorney of the legal services program of A Woman’s Place in Bucks County, and as Legal Services Director and the Deputy Director of Laurel House, a domestic violence program in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.

Ron Marcus

Ron Marcus joined the SDCBA team as Director of Marketing and Outreach in May 2019. He is an experienced strategic brander, veteran marketing director, expert copywriter, content marketer, and seasoned creative director, with extensive agency- and client-side experience. He's worked in many industries, including technology, financial services, and construction. Ron has also worked extensively with nonprofit philanthropies and associations over the decades.

Ron has helped many organizations improve their results by optimizing their brand positioning, growing their brand awareness, elevating their total customer experience, and boosting their marketing program effectiveness.

In addition, Ron is an accomplished presenter and facilitator, voice over artist, musician, and martial artist. When he’s not working, Ron plays in bands, teaches karate, and volunteers. He is a Southern California native and has called San Diego home since 1985. He lives with his wife Galina and their two cats, Sam and Toby.

Sarah Harris

Sarah Harris has served as the Director of Program and Events since 2014. She brings more than 18 years of experience in the legal industry and was previously a Director of Operations at McCarthy & Holthus, a national law firm representing financial institutions in a variety of banking law matters. Sarah received a BA from San Diego State University and a Paralegal degree from Cuyamaca College.

Michelle Chavez

Michelle Chavez is a program management expert with more than 20 years of customer relations, sales and marketing, and business leadership experience. She is currently employed at the Lawyer Referral Information Service (LRIS), where she serves as the program director managing the day-to-day functions of LRIS programs. She oversees 6 in-house counselors, works with more than 400 attorneys, coordinates all advertising and promotions, and manages the functions of several key programs, including: Fee Arbitration, Modest Means (low-cost family law), Flat fee programs, Servicemember Civil Relief Act Pro Bono, and Law Week Student Poster & Essay Contest. She is also the staff liaison to the New Lawyers Division.

Prior to her current assignment as program director, Ms. Chavez held other roles in sales and marketing management, customer relations, and staff training and development. These positions prepared her for the functions she now performs at the LRIS, a role she has filled since 2006.

While at the LRIS, Ms. Chavez has been invited to speak at several prestigious conferences and meetings, including the ABA Bar School, ABA 2012-2019 National Lawyer Referral Workshop, and Real-Life Experiences of Using Social Media. She also became a member of the ABA Lawyer Referral & Information Service Leadership Forum (June 2012-January 2013), the National Association of Bar Executives, the Better Business Bureau, and the following Chambers of Commerce: Carlsbad, Escondido, East County, San Diego Regional, San Diego North, and Vista Chamber.

Ms. Chavez is a graduate of San Diego State University where she received a Bachelor of Liberal Arts & Sciences in Psychology. She also graduated from the University of San Diego’s Lawyer Assistant Program, an ABA-approved graduate level curriculum.

Andrew Cave

Andrew Cave grew up in San Diego and has worked almost exclusively for non-profit membership organizations since 2008. Andrew loves to cook, is an avid golfer, and a lifelong fan of the San Diego Padres.  He recently bought a house in La Mesa where he lives with his girlfriend Lisa and 4-year-old daughter Olivia.

Keith Fisher

Keith has worked in a leadership capacity as a member of senior management in non-profit, service and technology for the past 25 years in San Diego. His areas of expertise include building and developing successful businesses, boards of directors and management teams, business development and sustainability planning, partnership and collaboration development initiatives, corporate oversight of bylaws and governance ,and human resources.

Aside from more recent consulting work, Keith previously held the title of Chief Operating Officer at the San Diego Opera for 15 years. Most notable is his role in the saving of the Opera in 2014 when impending closure of the venerable arts institution rocked the San Diego community. Keith was tasked with leading the transition of the Opera as a facilitator and advisor to the board, staff and community. While certainly one of the most challenging of circumstances professionally, his role in saving of San Diego Opera is one of his proudest accomplishments. Prior to this, Keith held senior management positions in the technology sector which include ConfirmNet and WebSideStory.

Keith’s educational background includes an Executive MBA from San Diego State University and a Bachelor’s of Science in Administration from Northeastern University. Originally from Maine, Keith has lived in San Diego for over 25 years and resides in Kensington with his partner Mark. In their free time, the duo are incurable home improvement junkies.