Eric Sanchez is founder and Managing Partner of Maestro Strategic Partners in Durham, North Carolina, where he advises law firms on operations, technology and growth.
He spent 23 years at the Law Offices of James Scott Farrin, arriving in 2000 as employee number seven and leaving in 2023 as Vice President of Strategy, helping grow it into one of the Southeast's largest plaintiffs' firms, which has recovered more than two billion dollars for 73,000 clients.
In the USDA Black Farmers discrimination settlement, he led Class Counsel's data, technology and claims work: 384 meetings in 66 cities reaching nearly 22,000 claimants. The Court's opinion cited his work as a non-attorney, and he was in the White House as President Obama signed the Claims Resolution Act of 2010.
He is a named inventor on 30 patents, and he served in the Marine Corps as an aviation electrician.
Invested Leadership: Empower Your Team to Lead with Heart, written with Stacie Monahan, is his first book.