Laura has spent over two decades years in corporate ethics and compliance management, including with Cisco Systems and Juniper Networks. She currently serves as a legal/management consultant to various high-tech and other industry clients, primarily in the ethics and compliance field. Laura has co-authored Essential Lawyering Skills: A Companion Guide for Neil W. Hamilton's ROADMAP (American Bar Association 2021), which is focused on professional development and professional identity formation for law students, as well as cultural competence and matching of personal values to those of employers.  Laura also teaches at several colleges and universities on a broad range of organizational culture issues, including diversity, equity and inclusion. She received a Juris Doctor from SCU Law and a Bachelor of Arts in English from SCU. She is licensed to practice law in California.

Aurora has worked in diversity, equity and inclusion for over two decades in the healthcare and government research fields, including with Adventist Health Orlando and the Jefferson Lab. She is a published author and speaker and has served as the editor of the 3rd and 4th editions of A Desk Reference Guide to Personalizing Patient Care, a resource guide for healthcare professionals and staff. She has consulted with various hospitals, non-profit and private industries in diversity, equity and inclusion, international nursing, supplier diversity, training and development, and patient experience. She has a master’s degree in business administration from Southern Adventist University and undergraduate degree, certifications in diversity, equity, and inclusion from the University of Central Florida, Simmons University, and the University of South Florida.