Brock joined the Whiteboard team as a Co-Founder in July 2015. He has over 20 years' experience in corporate and technology law, much of it advising entrepreneurs and technology companies of all sizes on all aspects of their business, from business formation to exit.

He also has extensive experience in assisting post-secondary institutions, government organizations and service providers with their outsourcing and technology licensing transactions.  He is also part-time General Counsel for a Kelowna-based clean energy technology company under Whiteboard Law's Out-Sourced In-House Counsel Program.

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Since 2012, Brock has been recognized as one of the Best Lawyers in Canada in the area of Information Technology Law, a distinction awarded based on peer review and selection.

For over 10 years, Brock was an adjunct professor at the University of British Columbia’s Allard School of Law where he taught a class on solicitor’s practice skills and ethics. He is also a frequent guest lecturer of the Law Society of British Columbia’s Professional Legal Training Course on a variety of corporate and commercial topics. He often presents seminars on information technology and corporate finance topics for technology entrepreneurs and their companies.

Brock appeared in Canadian Lawyer Magazine talking about the differences between the tech boom of the late 90s and today’s environment and the things that have changed for entrepreneurs.