Erica Marlow is the Deputy Director at the Legal Aid Society of Northeastern New York, focused on expanding access to justice. A graduate of Cooley Law School, she is described as a "hands-on" and "extremely creative" leader, pioneering innovative intake programs and online services to better serve clients.
Erica is deeply committed to public service and empowering communities, a passion that defines her professional career. She stays informed on current events and leadership trends through publications like The New York Times and Harvard Business Review, reflecting a dedication to continuous learning and improvement in her field.
While attending law school, Erica was awarded the Deans Medal for her outstanding academic achievements and commitment to public service.
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