Amy Levin Ragen is a member of the national AJC Executive Council and the immediate past Chair of the AJC Interreligious Affairs Steering Committee. She is also a Board member of the AJC Center for the New Middle East and the AJC Asia Pacific Institute. Professionally, Amy is Chair of the Technology Transactions Practice Group at the law firm of Shook, Hardy and Bacon. She assists clients in structuring and negotiating complex commercial agreements, with a particular expertise in buying, selling, developing and commercializing technologies for use in clients’ products and services and in protecting their valuable intellectual property rights in technology assets. Amy founded Ragen Swan PLLC prior to merging the practice with Shook in June, 2021. Prior to starting Ragen Swan, Amy was commercial counsel to Teledesic, a broadband satellite telecommunications company; a partner at Davis Wright Tremaine (Seattle) in the corporate and telecommunications practice group; and associate at Morrison & Foerster (San Francisco). The Puget Sound Business Journal named Amy a “Woman of Influence” in 2013. A native of Detroit, she graduated from Yale University and the University of Chicago Law School. She is married to Matthew Ragen, and they have two adult children, Jake and Josh.