Kate is an attorney and Senior Legal Analyst at Bloomberg Law, responsible for corporate governance legal analysis on the platform. Her background is in compliance and securities law. Prior to her current role, she served as in-house counsel for a medical research firm. During the Covid-19 pandemic, Kate worked as a solo practitioner and business consultant, providing legal counsel to small businesses.

Christina Bixby serves as the Assistant General Counsel for Cybersecurity Legal at Workday. Her portfolio includes all aspects of managing the global cybersecurity legal program including data protection, incident response, risk mitigation, and compliance with global cybersecurity and data protection laws and regulations. She supports the development and implementation of cybersecurity programs, training, and exercises, including cybersecurity awareness programs, bug bounty programs, penetration testing, phishing simulations, tabletops, and red-team exercises. She serves as the dedicated legal counsel for Workday’s Cybersecurity and Trust team. She also collaborates with Corporate Affairs in formulating and advocating for Workday’s policy positions on cybersecurity matters.

Prior to Workday, Christina served as Director and Senior Corporate Counsel at Salesforce working on U.S. public sector cybersecurity and product legal issues for Salesforce’s government and national security products. Prior to Salesforce, Christina was an attorney in the executive and legislative branches of the U.S. federal government for 14 years, including as a Trial Attorney at the U.S. Department of Justice and as the Assistant General Counsel for the Science and Technology team at the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO). Christina’s federal government legal experience covered a wide variety of topics including complex tax litigation, criminal fraud prosecutions, False Claims Act investigations, and cybersecurity and IT audits.

She holds a Juris Doctorate from Washington University in St. Louis School of Law and a Bachelor of Science from Vanderbilt University. She resides in northern Virginia with her spouse and two children.

Inna Dexter is currently the Deputy General Counsel of Supernal, Hyundai Group's Advanced Air Mobility Division. Focused on developing and commercializing "flying cars", Supernal is also developing policies and network of physical infrastructures to support this novel, emerging technology. As day-to-day Head of Legal, Inna oversees a diverse portfolio spanning employment, IP, corporate, and regulatory issues. She manages a high-performing group of attorneys and legal professionals and supports a growing employee population of over 800.

Prior to joining Supernal, Inna worked at the US Department of the Treasury, where she advised the United States Mint, a government manufacturing bureau with over $1.2 billion in annual revenues and over 1,600 employees across several states. Inna supported the Agency in its employment and commercial work and was awarded the Treasury Department's Excellence in Leading Change Award in 2016. Prior to her government service, Inna was an associate in Clifford Chance's Washington, D.C. office, focusing on trade and compliance issues and investigations.

Inna received a JD from the Georgetown University Law School, and a BA in Economics and International Relations from the University of Pennsylvania. She resides in Washington, D.C. with her husband, 3 kids, and new dog, Steve.