is attorney with Gullett Sanford Robinson & Martin PLLC. His practice involves estate planning, probate, and guardianships and conservatorships. Mr. Bellm earned his B.A. degree from Vanderbilt University and his J.D. degree from Nashville School of Law. He is a member of the American Bar Association, Tennessee Bar Association, Nashville Bar Association, Estate Planning Council of Middle Tennessee, and Financial Planning Association of Middle Tennessee. Mr. Bellm is admitted to practice in Tennessee.

is a partner with the Atlanta office of Fox Rothschild LLP. She has a diverse practice in which she provides strategic advice to individuals and businesses on corporate, tax and real estate matters. Ms. Caron has significant experience in structuring and assessing the tax benefits and risks of real estate and other investment transactions, advising on corporate governance and organizational matters, and representing individuals and entities in state and federal tax examination and litigation proceedings. She is particularly well-versed in tax credits and charitable land donations. Ms. Caron is a contributor to the Fox Rothschild Tax Controversy & Financial Report blog. Prior to joining Fox Rothschild, Ms. Caron was vice president for due diligence and associate general counsel at a Georgia-based real estate and business consulting firm. Before that, she was a tax attorney with a well-respected regional law firm in Atlanta and served as in-house counsel for a land and natural resources consulting firm. Ms. Caron was a staff attorney in civil and criminal matters for the Colorado Court of Appeals, where she previously served as a law clerk to Judge Marsha Piccone and Judge John R. Webb. She also clerked for several civil judges in Connecticut Superior Court. Ms. Caron is a contributing author to the National Income Tax Workbook of the Land Grant University Tax Education Foundation. She earned her B.A. degree from University of Connecticut, her J.D. degree from Vermont Law School and her LL.M. degree in taxation from University of Denver.

is a member of Kirton McConkie's Tax and Estate Planning section, where his practice focuses on federal, state, and local tax planning and corporate and partnership structuring. He has extensive experience advising clients on transactions such as stock and asset acquisitions, tax-free mergers and reorganizations, dispositions, restructurings, and cross-border transactions. Before joining Kirton McConkie, Mr. Poulsen practiced as a transactional tax attorney in the Washington, D.C. office of a large international law firm. Earlier in his career, he served as an assistant to the branch chief in the IRS Office of Associate Chief Counsel (Corporate), where he drafted rulings, income tax regulations, and other published guidance on corporate transactions and consolidated return matters. Mr. Poulsen is the lead author of Tax Management Portfolios, Corporate Separations, No. 776-5 and Corporate Acquisitions - D Reorganizations, No. 772-5, a former adjunct professor of taxation at Georgetown University Law Center and George Mason School of Law, and a frequent speaker for professional organizations, including the ABA and DC Bar, on transactional tax topics. He is also an active member of the DC Bar's Tax Community. In addition to his transactional practice, Mr. Poulsen has maintained a strong pro bono commitment, representing clients in family court and immigration proceedings. He earned his B.A. degree, magna cum laude, from Utah State University; his J.D. degree, cum laude, from American University Washington College of Law; and his LL.M. degree in taxation, cum laude, from Georgetown University Law Center.

is a partner in McCarthy, Leonard & Kaemmerer, L.C., a firm based in Town and Country, St. Louis County, Missouri. He focuses his practice on tax and related corporate matters, probate, estate planning and business succession. Mr. Newmark represents individuals and businesses in tax controversies before the Internal Revenue Service, state tax departments, and various tax tribunals including the U.S. Tax Court. He also represents individuals and corporate trustees in probate administration and litigation cases. Mr. Newmark has published articles in periodicals such as The Banking Law Journal, Journal of the Missouri Bar, University of Missouri's Business, Entrepreneurship & Tax Law Review, and Oklahoma Bar Journal; on various tax related topics including mergers and acquisitions, the new IRS audit and collection rules for partnerships, powers of appointment in estate planning, interstate sales and use taxation after the Supreme Court decision in South Dakota v. Wayfair, and the tax aspects of federal healthcare laws. He is a frequent lecturer at local and national continuing education events for attorneys and accountants. As a member of The Missouri Bar Probate and Trust Division, Mr. Newmark drafted key provisions of the Missouri Uniform Powers of Appointment Act enacted into law by the Missouri General Assembly. He provides pro-bono legal services to several charities and was listed in the Missouri Bar Pro Bono Wall of Fame for 2011 and 2013 for his charitable efforts. Mr. Newmark received the Lifetime Achievement Award for his service to Heat Up St. Louis, Inc., a regional non-profit organization. He earned his B.A. degree, cum laude, from Boston University, and both his J.D. degree (Order of the Coif) and LL.M. degree in taxation from the Washington University School of Law. Mr. Newmark is a member of The Missouri Bar, Oklahoma Bar Association and American Bar Association (Section on Taxation); and is admitted to practice before the U.S. Tax Court.

is an attorney strategically licensed in several global jurisdictions, i.e., U.S. (Florida), England and Wales, British Virgin Islands (BVI), and Colombia. He is currently pursuing admission to the Hong Kong Law Society. In addition to his J.D. degree, Mr. Grisales-Racini holds specialized degrees such as an LL.M. degree in international taxation and financial services, as well as an M.B.A. degree, MSc degree in finance. His practice is concentrated on domestic and international tax, corporate and estate tax planning issues, and has written several books and articles on international tax, including taxation reform in China, and U.S. inbound tax planning from Latin American and European clients. Mr. Grisales-Racini also serves of counsel for Robert Allen Law in Florida.