Business Software Alliance Appoints Espinel as President
The Software Alliance (BSA) named Victoria Espinel as its President beginning on Sept. 3. Espinel, who was in the Obama administration as the first U.S. Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator (see 13081316), “brings an extraordinary wealth of expertise on key issues…
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at the intersection of trade policy, market access and IP protection,” said BSA Chairman Pascal Di Fronzo. “She will be a significant asset for the software industry as its chief spokesperson and advocate.” Espinel said that the alliance will continue to be a strong advocate “on issues central to the next phase of the industry’s growth as rapid changes in the digital landscape create new opportunities and policy priorities.”