3rd Annual Law-Tech Connect™ at AUVSI XPO24

P3 Tech Consulting Announces 3rd Annual Law-Tech Connect™ at AUVSI XPO24
Colorado-based P3 Tech Consulting LLC is set to host the 3rd Annual Law-Tech Connect™ in collaboration with the Association for Uncrewed Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) at the AUVSI XPO24 event. The co-located one-day immersive educational event will take place on Monday, April 22, at the San Diego Convention Center.
Dawn Zoldi, a retired U.S. Air Force Colonel and the CEO of P3 Tech Consulting, leads this premier educational event. With 28 years of combined active duty and federal civil service to the Air Force, Zoldi, a licensed attorney and certified drone pilot, leverages her military expertise and corporate know-how to create valuable industry content. Law-Tech Connect, her flagship educational initiative, has experienced significant growth since its launch in Orlando in 2022, with last year’s Denver event witnessing a standing-room-only crowd.

This year’s agenda promises to cover a diverse range of topics, including global and State-level drone rules, air taxi standards, space and spectrum, ground and maritime autonomous systems regimes, artificial intelligence, and airspace awareness. The event boasts an unparalleled lineup of speakers, featuring commercial, government, and academic experts, including industry icons like Tom Adams, Erin Roessler, Jerry Hancock, Lori DeMatteis, and more.
Law-Tech Connect’s tagline, “CLE for Attorneys; Education for Everyone,” reflects its commitment to providing valuable content not only to legal professionals but to a broader audience. Zoldi has applied to the California Bar to accredit the workshop as a Continuing Legal Education (CLE) program, offering anticipated 8 California CLE credits, self-certifiable and transferable to other jurisdictions.
The 2024 event is proudly sponsored by Premium Partners Akin (Gold) and Viasat (Silver), along with numerous Friends of Law-Tech Connect. Additionally, Scholar Programs, supported by Carahsoft, MatrixSpace, the NPUASTS, and PromoDrone, aim to foster participation from diverse academic faculty, students, and industry leaders. Scholarship applications are available through the P3 Tech website, Law-Tech Connect page.

The low-priced registration fee covers the 8-hour program, including two meals, a 3-day XPO Hall pass (a $100+ value), and a pre-event networking social event on Sunday, April 21st. Early bird rates ($249) are available until March 8th. Attendees can also opt for add-ons, such as the AUVSI VIP Influencer Reception and the opportunity to purchase USI’s drone law textbook authored by Zoldi at cost with a special promotional code.
Law-Tech Connect invites industry professionals, operators, program managers, attorneys, academia, students, government agencies, and nonprofits to benefit from the top-tier knowledge the event provides. Registration is now open.
Check out the 2023 Law-Tech Connect Panels here.
P3 Tech Consulting LLC, a U.S. company dedicated to connecting individuals passionate about advanced technology platforms with policy-relevant information, offers consulting, content creation, and education services. With a focus on emerging technologies, P3 Tech collaborates with academia, the legal ecosystem, technical programs, and commercial expos. The company also produces the weekly Dawn of Autonomy podcast, affiliated with AUVSI.
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