History
Sehreen Noor Ali is an award-winning growth strategist who drives optimization and profitability for education businesses via client, prospect, and employee loyalty. To date, she has helped VC-backed companies and legacy institutions manage and earn over $20M through sales, strategic deals, and talent operations. Originally a business development professional, she operates more as a general manager in her acumen to manage across functions; she has been called a “Triple Threat” by a former boss for her sharp sales skills, high organizational EQ, and deep understanding of applied technology.
In addition to her “day job" work, Sehreen is the founder of EdTechWomen, whose exponential growth and service to the industry was recognized by SXSWedu with their first-ever Change Maker Award in 2015. She is a passionate advocate of educational equity and uses her deep business, media, and community networks to reach new audiences.
As a former public servant and diplomat, Sehreen ran the U.S. Department of State's Fund for Innovation, incubating and driving innovation practices to 100+ U.S. embassies and implementing education programs across the Middle East. She is as comfortable with the Prime Minister of Nepal as she is with a community organizer in rural U.S.
Sehreen speaks 5 languages, has worked in 7 countries and holds both an A.B. degree from Brown University and a Masters of Education from Harvard University.
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Attorneys
Partner
Angeline Harris
From working at the prestigious Lee, Wooden & Ziegler LLP to opening her own practice in 2001, Angeline has represented Arts & Entertainment clients large and small for nearly 20 years. She made headlines in 2010 when she secured the “Kingston Woman” rights to songwriter Helen Jones and continues to provide the same dedication to all her clients. Practicing since the first internet boom, Angeline has hands-on experience with how technology affects the creative industry. Staying ahead of the law’s frequent changes is Angeline’s sixth sense.
Education
ATLANTIC LAW SCHOOL
Juris Doctor, 1997
IVY UNIVERSITY
B.A., Film & Music, 1994
Activities & Affiliations
• ABCD Bar Association, Member
• IP Law for Creatives Association, Member-at-Large
• Civil Rights Conservation, Secretary
Bar Admissions
• New York, Tennessee, California
Partner
Spencer Ingram
Spencer focuses on the various facets of law that revolve around digital media and technology, whether that’s securing patents and trademarks for wearable tech or negotiating distribution agreements for the now prolific AZL App. Prior to co-founding Harris Ingram, he managed the tech startup accounts for Lee, Wooden & Ziegler LLP. Spencer has represented and advised entrepreneurs on best legal practices for their business for over 15 years.
Education
PIERCE SCHOOL OF LAW
Juris Doctor, 1999
WORLD UNIVERSITY
B.A., Economics, 1995
Activities & Affiliations
• ABCD Bar Association, Member
• Constitutional Conservation, Member
Bar Admissions
• New York, Illinois, California
ASSOCIATE
Isabel Sonam
Isabel got her start working under Hugo Walters, Esq., director of the ABC Fashion Institute. She specializes in all things related to fashion law, whether that’s securing a trademark for a logo design or helping clients work through federal textile laws. Before joining Harris Ingram, she was an associate at fine arts practice Veronica Chin, PLLC. Isabel also represents fine artists, galleries, appraisers, and more on art litigation matters.
Education
EMPIRE LAW SCHOOL
Juris Doctor, 2002
NAMELESS UNIVERSITY
B.A., Art History, 1999
Activities & Affiliations
• ABCD Bar Association, Member
Bar Admissions
• New York, California