Brendan Schulman is Vice President of Policy and Legal Affairs at DJI, the world's leading civilian UAS manufacturer. Brendan is responsible for setting and representing DJI's global public policies relating to regulatory and legal issues, and advocating for reasonable and balanced policy outcomes for drone operators at the federal and state level, and internationally. Brendan manages DJI's public policy professionals in Europe, Asia and North America.

Previously, he was head of the Unmanned Aircraft Systems practice at the law firm of Kramer Levin in New York City, where he handled some of the landmark cases and regulatory proposals in the field. In his career, Brendan has represented various Fortune 500 companies, tech startups, robotics companies, investment firms and educational institutions in their development and use of drones. Brendan served on the FAA's UAS Registration Task Force and is a member of the FAA's Drone Advisory Committee. Frequently quoted in the media on policy issues surrounding civilian drones, he has been building and flying his own civilian drones for over 20 years.