Board of Directors
Matt Mahon
President
Matt is a Certified eDiscovery Specialist and Information Governance Professional with 15 years of experience supporting organizations with information governance challenges and compliance with their eDiscovery obligations. He is the Executive Director of Discovery Services at Trustpoint.One where he leads strategy and training for the sales team, consults with clients, delivers CLE training and is a frequent speaker on topics including emoji, internet of things, mathematics of technology assisted review, information governance and eDiscovery. Matt earned his B.A. in Mathematics Applied Sciences from UC San Diego and was a mathlete. During his free time, Matt enjoys working out on the Peloton and being a sports fanatic with his wife and four kids.
Serena Akers
Immediate President & Director at Large
Serena Selzer is the Director of Legal Affairs for GuideWell Source, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Florida Blue. She joined the Florida Blue family of companies in 1998. She has extensive experience in working with the Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation in prosecuting physicians guilty of Medicare fraud. In her role as Director, Ms. Selzer is also responsible for the Records Management functions of her company and its two subsidiaries, First Coast Service Options, Inc. and Novitas Solutions, Inc. With a presence in 11 states and multiple Records vendors, Ms. Selzer has garnered vast experience in the field of Records Management. Ms. Selzer has a Bachelors degree in Political Science/Pre-law and a Masters degree in Criminal Justice.
Olga Malosh, CEDS, FRP
Vice President
Olga Malosh is an eDiscovery Project Manager at CSX Transportation and a Florida Registered Paralegal. Ms. Malosh holds a summa cum laude Bachelor’s degree in Accounting from UNF and an honors Associate degree in Paralegal Studies from FSCJ. Ms. Malosh guides internal and external eDiscovery case teams on implementation of innovative and cost effective litigation support technologies while ensuring compliance with the federal and state rules regarding ESI. Ms. Malosh advises eDiscovery project teams regarding each step of the EDRM and negotiates ESI collection, review, and production specifications according to technical capabilities and legal requirements. She provides individual and group user training on specific programs such as Atlas, Relativity, SharePoint, and other litigation support tools.
Suzanne Clark, ESQ., CEDS
Secretary & Membership Director
Suzanne Clark is a graduate of the University of Florida College of Law, and is Of Counsel at Beasley, Allen, Crow, Methvin, Portis & Miles, P.C. where she serves as Discovery Counsel for the firm’s Mass Torts Section. Suzanne works remotely from Jacksonville, Florida, for the firm's Montgomery, Alabama office.
After graduating law school in 2002, Suzanne practiced in the area of commercial litigation, and in 2013 she entered the field of eDiscovery. Since 2017, Suzanne has focused her eDiscovery legal practice on the Plaintiff’s side, serving as Discovery Co-counsel assisting merits counsel with discovery advocacy and evidence management, especially discovery and management of electronically stored information (ESI). She has also taught eDiscovery at Samford University, Cumberland School of Law, through the fully online Master of Studies in Law program.
Suzanne has earned the Certified eDiscovery Specialist designation from the Association of Certified eDiscovery Specialists (ACEDS) and the Mass-Tort MDL Certificate from the Bolch Judicial Institute at Duke University School of Law. Suzanne serves on the Chapter Board of ACEDS Jacksonville, and is a Global Advisory Council Member for the EDRM - Electronic Discovery Reference Model. She also serves on the Planning Committee for the UF Law eDiscovery Conference held each March.
Brad Koehler
Treasurer
Brad Koehler is a Senior Director in the Forensic Technology Services group within Alvarez & Marsal's Disputes and Investigations practice in Jacksonville, FL. He brings more than 15 years of experience in electronic discovery management, applied data analytics and development of solutions to information technology issues that arise from complex litigation, bankruptcy, investigations and other types of disputes. Mr. Koehler specializes in advising and delivering services across the full spectrum of the electronic discovery process from information governance, preservation and identification to collection and processing through review and production. He has significant experience managing large document reviews, which have involved technology assisted review, advanced analytics and the use of third party data mining and investigation tools
Sean Snyder
Public Relations & Marketing
Joseph Rogan, ESQ., CEDS
Director at Large
Joe focuses his practice on the resolution of complex business disputes and on creditors’ rights. His experience includes representation in banking, finance and fiduciary relationships and in the property management, development, logistics and construction industries. Prior to entering practice, Joe was a judicial law clerk to the Honorable Paul W. Grimm, U.S. District Judge for the District of Maryland and the then-Chair of the Discovery Subcommittee of the Advisory Committee on Civil Rules, Judicial Conference of the United States. Joe served eight years in the Military Police Corps of the U.S. Army Reserve. As a team leader on a Police Transition Team in Iraq, Joe spent ten months as an advisor to the Iraqi police, teaching operations and internal, intelligence and criminal investigations.
Renee Cook
Director at Large