Kristin is a current Juris Doctor candidate and law student leader at the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University, with a passion for both community and Artist advocacy. She graduated from the Tell School of Music's Music Business Technology program with a Bachelor of Science in Music Industry and concentrations in music management and voice performance. Her undergraduate studies included an integration of music business, performance, and technology associated with today’s music market, as well as completion of music journalism and booking management internships. During law school, she has gained both litigation and transactional work experience in the corporate, law firm, and non-profit organization sectors of the entertainment industry. Specifically, Kristin completed legal internships at Reitler, Kailas & Rosenblatt LLP, Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts New York, The Shababb Firm, and Sony Music Entertainment. She also serves as the 27th National Chair and CEO of the National Latina/o Law Students Association (NLLSA), and Co-chair of the Law Student Committee at the New York State Bar Association's Entertainment, Arts, and Sports Law (EASL) section. Kristin is passionate about advancing equity and inclusion initiatives in music and continues to grow her knowledge of copyright, trademark, corporate, and influencer & brand partnerships law while strengthening her skillset for creative thinking and cultivating impactful partnerships.