Deborah Peacock is a registered patent attorney, registered professional engineer (U.S.), an entrepreneur, an angel investor (including with some CDL companies), and sits on several corporate boards (Canada and U.S.). Deborah’s law practice and boards involve natural resources, energy materials, energy, alternative energy, microgrids, oil and gas, mining, aerospace, outer space, robotics, cybersecurity, AI, and environmental technologies. She represents start-up companies worldwide, and angel and venture capital groups, regarding intellectual property, licensing, acquisitions, and agreements. She serves as an expert to the U.S. Government Accountability Office and the National Academies of Sciences on outer space policy and natural resources.

Deborah holds a bachelor’s in metallurgical engineering from Colorado School of Mines, and a J.D. from Harvard Law School. She is registered as a patent attorney throughout the U.S., and is also licensed as an attorney in New York, Colorado, and New Mexico. Deborah was a contributing author of “We Got Mojo: Stories of Inspiration and Perspiration” and the author of “Mining on the Moon – Yes, it’s Really Going to Happen” (SME Mining Engineering magazine). Deborah and her husband own several airplanes and enjoy their travels across the United States and Canada.