Patrick DiDomenico is a Chief Innovation Officer (CINO) and former Chief Knowledge Officer (CKO) at various law firms including Jackson Lewis P.C., Ogletree Deakins, and Gibbons, P.C. He studied Political Science and Philosophy and received cum laude honors for both his undergraduate degree from Le Moyne College and law degree from Syracuse University College of Law. He also studied Business Technology at New York University.

DiDomenico has a diverse range of experiences in various fields such as investment, real estate, legal technology, and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. He is an angel investor and legal technology startup advisor for companies including PatentPal, LegalMation, and Ping Inc. He is also an advisory board member for LexisNexis, an international legal research database.

Furthermore, DiDomenico authored a book called "Knowledge Management for Lawyers," which was published by the American Bar Association. He has spoken about law firm knowledge management, technology, artificial intelligence (AI), and innovation at dozens of events worldwide. He is a member of various committees, including the SharePoint Symposium Committee, Knowledge Management Peer Group Steering Committee, and Annual Conference Planning Committee of the International Legal Technology Association (ILTA).

In addition, DiDomenico is an essentialist, a change-maker, and an aspiring minimalist. He simplifies complex concepts and advises on "hyper-efficiency through automation" to help attorneys work more efficiently and effectively, increasing value to clients.

Overall, Patrick DiDomenico is a knowledgeable and experienced professional, who has contributed significantly to the legal industry.