Leadership Engagement The recent appointment of Michelle Rick as President highlights opportunities to engage with judicial leaders and leverage their influence in promoting legal and justice-related solutions tailored to the judicial community.

Educational Partnerships NAWJ's collaborations with organizations like the Brooklyn Women’s Bar Association and the National Judicial College demonstrate a strong interest in educational initiatives; there’s potential to offer training, legal resources, or sponsorships aligned with their advocacy and outreach efforts.

Diversity & Inclusion With a focus on diverse judicial leadership and recognition of influential women, NAWJ presents opportunities for companies providing diversity consulting, leadership development, or inclusive legal tech solutions that support their mission.

Legal Technology Usage The organization’s existing digital infrastructure, including platforms like Google Analytics and PHP-based sites, indicates openness to innovative legal tech tools, making it suitable for demonstrations of legal analytics, case management, orJusticeTech solutions.

Funding & Advocacy NAWJ's partnerships and awards suggest they are active in advocacy and community support, enabling opportunities for corporate sponsorships, grants, or philanthropic initiatives that align with their mission to promote justice and access to legal resources.