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Lenwood has nearly two decades of experience in technology and intellectual property law. He manages the legal function of MDIC, serves as the liaison to the Board of Directors, addresses MDIC’s legal requirements, and primarily ensures compliance with the following areas: corporate governance, federal compliance, federal funding reporting requirements, and Board of Directors meetings.

Lenwood has significant experience in counseling individuals, as well as early-stage and large organizations, with various technology and intellectual property related legal issues, including procurement, license and service agreements, collaborative research agreements, corporate structure, finance, technology landscapes, and various regulatory issues. In private practice, he specialized in representing clients who dealt with various medical devices and methodologies, including hearing devices, biopsy devices, syringes, vascular implants, catheters, device and drug delivery systems, nuclear medicine, and medical imaging. He also previously served as a Patent Examiner in the surgical arts, and as a Nanotechnology Specialist, with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

Lenwood received his BS in Mechanical Engineering from North Carolina A&T State University, his MS in Biomedical Engineering from The University of Virginia, and his JD from The George Washington University.