Ursula Spencer is an eDiscovery and information governance SME with deep roots in enterprise Microsoft ecosystems. She pioneered and led the Federal Reserve System’s eDiscovery function in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, architecting large-scale, defensible data collection and review workflows across 12 Reserve Banks. Her work supported Congressional investigations, regulatory audits, and high-risk litigation, reducing manual processing by over 80% while achieving sustained audit readiness aligned with NIST and FISMA standards. Building on that foundation, Ursula has spent more than 30 years at the intersection of compliance, cloud transformation, and emerging technology. She has led system-wide migrations from legacy Lotus Notes to Exchange and Microsoft 365, designed governance-ready collaboration environments, and advised public and private sector organizations on scaling secure, people-centered M365 adoption. Today, Ursula operates as an AI Adoption & Emerging Tech Strategist, helping enterprises translate complex platforms like M365, Copilot, and AI-enabled workflows into execution-ready systems that people actually use. She brings a rare blend of regulatory rigor, architectural thinking, and human-centered change leadership making her work especially relevant as organizations navigate AI governance inside M365.