With over three decades of experience in admissions, marketing, and student engagement as an Associate Dean, AdCom member, law school marketing consultant, and corporate ghostwriter working in the US, Europe, and Asia, Patty Keegan is a recognized leader in guiding clients through their law school application journeys, and the editor you need to help the written portion of your candidacy truly shine.

Her diverse background includes serving on the admissions committees of top business schools like Stanford GSB and Chicago Booth, where she contributed to shaping incoming classes and fostering excellence. Patty's extensive MBA experience means she is often a top choice for Fortuna's JD/MBA dual-degree clients, but she is equally popular for JD-focused clients as well.

In her law school coaching practice, Patty leverages her keen understanding of admissions committee application dynamics and exceptional editorial skills to guide aspiring legal professionals. Her role in marketing law school programs for MF Digital Marketing has equipped her with insights into the unique demands of legal education and the qualities that set exceptional candidates apart. This work gives her an insider's perspective on what law school admissions committee's pain points are, as well as what they look for in top candidates.

Patty's commitment to education extends to the realm of writing and publishing, which is particularly valuable to her law school clients wanting deep-dive editorial support from a trusted writing confidante. As a Publishing Coach at Bright Ray, she elevates C-suite executives' and celebrities' brands through persuasive storytelling that results in award-winning ghostwritten books. Patty brings that same storyteller's eye and attention to detail to each Personal Statement and Diversity Statement she helps law school clients craft.

With her unique blend of admissions expertise, marketing acumen, and writing finesse, Patty continues to shape the trajectories of future legal professionals. She is based in Chicago, Illinois, and holds a MS in Adult Education and BA in American Studies from the University of Notre Dame.

Scott brings 15+ years of experience as a higher ed. operator to his law school admissions consulting work. He began supporting law school-focused undergraduate students as a Prelaw Advisor for NYU's College of Arts & Sciences, where he published the College's weekly prelaw newsletter and directly advised hundreds of NYU students as they prepared to take the LSAT and submit strong applications. He went on to support law school applicants at Accepted.com before joining Fortuna, and runs a career coaching practice, Networth, that specializes in helping lawyers find meaningful careers beyond "Big Law." To-date, he has helped JD's pivot into general counsel positions in big pharma, earn C-suite offers at startups and search funds, and pursue other meaningful roles.

In addition to his tangible law school admissions consulting experience, Scott has deep writing expertise as the former Head Writing Tutor for the Liberal Arts Honors Program at UT-Austin, from which he graduated summa cum laude, as well as NYU's award-winning Creative Writing Program, where he earned his MFA in Poetry and received the highly selective Writers in the Public Schools Fellowship, studying under Pulitzer Prize winning poets Yusef Komunyakaa and Sharon Olds. The author of 4 award-winning narrative poetry collections, Scott translates his passions for language and storytelling into work with clients, helping them craft memorable law school Personal Statements and Diversity Statements that get and keep admissions committees' attention.

In addition to his passions for law school consulting and creative writing, Scott is an active angel investor through Hieronymus Capital, which he co-founded with his wife, and enjoys investing in and learning about early-stage businesses in the edtech, human capital, and digital asset spaces. He is based in Austin, Texas.

Jayne offers clients a unique combination of admissions experience in both MBA and JD admissions, plus experience recruiting for a top global economic, litigation and strategy consulting firm.

Jayne started her career in investment banking, then shifted to JD admissions and recruiting for the top Health Law program in the US. As a member of the Saint Louis University School of Law Admissions Committee, she was responsible for evaluating all JD program application components and rendering admission decisions. Jayne's role also provided an opportunity to travel to colleges and universities across the US where she met with prelaw advisors and law school candidates to share admissions tips and strategies. She made sure to stay connected to the candidates she admitted during their law school journey by creating and leading the SLU Law Ambassador program.

Shifting her focus to MBA admissions at Arizona State University, and most recently with the Kellogg School of Management, provided Jayne the opportunity to work with a new graduate school applicant population and continue to work with JD applicants. In addition to selecting candidates for the full-time MBA program at the Kellogg School of Management, she also worked directly with the JD Admissions team at the Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law on candidate evaluation for JD-MBA program admission. The JD-MBA program at Northwestern University is the largest of its kind in the country and was the first to develop a three-year program completion model. Of utmost importance to Jayne during her time at Kellogg was ensuring students admitted to the dual JD-MBA program had the skills to be successful in both academic environments.

Jayne left the Kellogg MBA admissions team to join Charles River Associates (CRA), an elite global economic, litigation and strategy consulting firm started by professors from MIT. Joining CRA as a recruiter facilitated the opportunity to stay close to her higher education roots often working with senior-level consultants who continued to teach MBA and JD courses at top programs throughout the US. Jayne leveraged her prior admissions work at CRA by presenting graduate school admissions workshops and conducting resume and essay reviews for junior consultants preparing to apply to MBA, JD, and PhD programs in the US and Europe. She has a BA and BS from Saint Louis University in History and Business Administration, respectively, and a MA in History from Arizona State University.