Reginald M. “Reggie” Turner is an accomplished litigator and government affairs advocate. With an impressive career spanning over 30 years, he has consistently exemplified professional excellence and outstanding contributions. Turner is passionate about access to justice and diversity and inclusion. Once describing himself as a “serial volunteer,”  Turner has an extensive  list of civic, community and cultural involvement. Turner served as the President of the American Bar Association from 2021-2022 and President of the State Bar of Michigan from 2002-2003. Turner served as a White House Fellow under President Bill Clinton.  From 2000-2003, Turner represented Detroit Mayor Dennis Archer on the Detroit Board of Education.  In 2003, Governor Granholm appointed Turner to the Michigan State Board of Education, and he won a state election for a full term in 2006. Turner also served on several boards, including Comerica, Hudson-Webber Foundation, Detroit Institute of Arts, and Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan. Turner is a Fellow of the Michigan State Bar Foundation and the  American Bar Foundation. Turner also provided leadership to the development of the Access to Justice Campaign.