SHARON E. CONWAY has been licensed to practice law in the State of Texas since November 3,
1989. She began her law practice concentrating primarily in the areas of corporate and
transactional law as well as business litigation. After gaining significant experience in these
areas in private practice, she joined the staff of the General Counsel’s Office of the State Bar of
Texas in 1993 as an assistant general counsel/assistant disciplinary prosecutor. Subsequently,
Ms. Conway started her own law practice oriented around her corporate, transactional, and
business litigation skills and experience and added her knowledge of attorney discipline and
malpractice matters to offer a unique mix of legal services to her clients. In addition, Ms.
Conway became a certified mediator in 1997 after completing the 40-hour basic mediation
training course sponsored by the Attorney-Mediators Institute®, and then completed AMI’s
advanced mediation training course so that she could offer mediation services to the community.

In 1998, Ms. Conway began working as in-house Corporate Counsel for a group of companies
located in the Galleria area of Houston. Through her work with these companies, one of which is
publicly-traded, Ms. Conway developed her knowledge and skills in the areas of securities law
and compliance, including public and private offerings of stock and SEC filings, in addition to
performing intense legal services in the corporate and transactional arenas.

In May of 2000, Ms. Conway reestablished her private practice closer to her home in The
Woodlands (just north of Houston), offering corporate, transactional, securities law, business
litigation, mediation, and attorney grievance defense and legal ethics services to her clients. Ms.
Conway has clients and handles cases throughout the State of Texas.

Ms. Conway is listed in multiple Who’s Who publications, including Who’s Who in American
Law, Who’s Who in Industry and Finance, and Who’s Who in America.

Education

Texas Tech University School of Law; Lubbock, Texas
Doctor of Jurisprudence, May 1989
        Robert Guy Carter Endowed Scholarship recipient
        Mock Trial participant
        Moot Court participant
        Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity International

Texas Tech University; Lubbock, Texas
Magna Cum Laude Graduate
Bachelor of Arts in English with a specialization in technical writing, May 1986
        Minor in Political Science
        President’s List, Dean’s List
        Dean James G. Allen Scholarship recipient
        Dean Lewis N. Jones Scholarship recipient
        Award for Excellence in German
        Beta Theta Pi Little Sister

Law License Status/Organization and Committee Memberships

Licensed to practice law in the State of Texas since November of 1989

Licensed to practice before the United States District Court for the Southern District of
        Texas since June of 1990

State Bar of Texas: Member, 1989-present; Member, Corporate Counsel Section, 1999-
        present; Member, Alternative Dispute Resolution Section, 1997-1999

Houston Bar Association: Member, 1990-present; Member, Professionalism Committee,
        1995-96; Member, Professional Relations/Media Committee, 1995-96

Rotary Club of The Woodlands: Member, 2002-present; Paul Harris Fellow Recipient
        2003; Chair, Blood Drive Committee, 2003-present; Chair, Family of Rotary
        Committee, 2003-present; Chair, Dragon Boat Races Committee, 2004

The Woodlands Rotary Club Foundation: Founding Director, 2004; Director and
        Secretary, 2004-present.

Mediation Training

        Member, Attorney-Mediator Institute®, 1997-1998
        Attorney-Mediator Institute® 40-Hour Basic Mediator Training 1997
        Attorney-Mediator Institute® Advanced Mediator Training 1997

Published Articles

“You CAN Prevent a Grievance – Some Basic Steps That Can Protect You and Improve Your
Practice,” 61 TEX. BAR J. 542 (June 1998).