Increasingly law school graduates find themselves exercising leadership outside law firms and the courtroom. Richardson Law has several generations of graduates who have founded businesses, become non-profit executives, been elected to political office, and exercise leadership in multiple roles across society. Knowing how to lead is a different skill than knowing the black letter law. In this unique seminar, Dean Camille Nelson will be joined by several Leaders in Residence for an immersive leadership experience grounded in a curriculum specifically developed to prepare next-generation leaders for success. The seminar will feature candid conversations and case studies with established leaders in the field, including Catherine Ngo, President of Central Pacific Bank; former Mayor Kirk Caldwell; Kellye Testy President and Chief Executive Officer of Law School Admissions Council (LSAC), Kenji Price, Partner with McDermott Will & Emery and former United States Attorney for the District of Hawaii, and Noelani Kalipi as the lead Omidyar Fellow Facilitator. The Island Law Institute will feature small group interactions that build leadership skills and share tools that will be used by students during their law school studies, upon graduation, and across entire careers.